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A basic thing that I completely forgot, thank you!! I can now reach app.example.com. A few minutes after implementing the change, my app was available but some content (like images and some forms) were not rendering. I think this is a caching issue and will update this response if I figure out why the content did not render.

I feel like I'm SO CLOSE to getting my setup right. Here's what I've done: Running a docker app on port 300X that I want to expose. Also running a PiHole Installed and set up DDNS Set up A name pointing to my IP Created CNAME for app.example.com Forwarded ports 80, 443, and 300X for my app Created host in NPM for app.example.com on port 300X with a LetsEncrypt cert When I visit app.example.com, I do not see my docker app. Instead, I see the Unraid login screen. That only happens when I forward port 80. When I do not forward port 80, I get a timeout 522 error. Why am I being taken to the Unraid login screen? I definitely do NOT want to expose that, if possible.

Right. I'll look through the docker compose docs to try to find a way to get these containers served by Unraid's docker network. I was hoping someone here knew enough to help.

Hi, I am having trouble connecting to my container. I am trying to spin up a WikiJS container as a learning exercise. I copy-pasted the compose file from the official docs (https://docs.requarks.io/install/docker), hit Compose Up, and tried to access on MY_SERVER:33000. I have tried lots of settings with adding networks, trying to connect to the existing bridge network, all without success. My exact compose file is below. What am I doing wrong? Thanks!! services: db: image: postgres:15-alpine environment: POSTGRES_DB: wiki POSTGRES_PASSWORD: wikijsrocks POSTGRES_USER: wikijs logging: driver: "none" restart: unless-stopped volumes: - db-data:/var/lib/postgresql/data wiki: image: ghcr.io/requarks/wiki:2 depends_on: - db environment: DB_TYPE: postgres DB_HOST: db DB_PORT: 5432 DB_USER: wikijs DB_PASS: wikijsrocks DB_NAME: wiki restart: unless-stopped ports: - "33000:80" volumes: db-data:

Hi! I've just installed Unraid and am trying to copy the Foundry data from my old installation to the docker container. When I log in to the Foundry set up screen, none of my modules, systems, or worlds appear--I am prompted to install a system and set up a new world as though none of that info was there. I have copied my old Foundry data into the data/ folder, but it does not appear when I start the container. How do I get the container to recognize the Foundry data I copied over? Edit with Solution: To ensure that your pre-existing Foundry data is recognized by the Docker app: Create the directory to map to /data. The path I used was /mnt/usr/cache/FoundryVTT/data/ Install the docker container. Copy your pre-existing Foundry data from wherever you saved it to the directory you created in step 1. So if anyone else makes the same basic mistake I did, hopefully this helps.