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bitbucket90

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  2. This is an amazing container, and only recently did I hit a roadblock and am trying to see if I can get any help. I run this on cloudbox, using the latest image. Everything was fine and this morning I went to see why torrents were not kicking off, it showed "stalled" and a dns related issue. I am using wg mullvad. I restarted the container and I no longer oculd access the container ui. I kept the configs intact and re-ran ansible. To no avail. I can pull backups but really this puzzled me as seemingly nothing has changed with the image or my config or the configuration inside the container. I see wg show spits out the server and endpoint. This is working, when I try to curl from exec inside the container I timeout so thus connection related, nginx proxy is just showing me "connection refused". Nothing has been added or changed as far as settings and configs. Unsure this is related. But its the only error coming out. egrep: warning: egrep is obsolescent; using grep -E So things I've done Restarted Container Reran Ansible Script Neither of these worked, I confirmed config and port in the container. My general assumption is this maybe above the container and its a nginx related issue. However, nothing has changed and this is the only container giving me grief.

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