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  1. SomeUNRAIDguy's post in UNRAID WebUI - Refused to connect was marked as the answer   
    diagnostics attached, thanks
    edit:
    I have a static IPv6 on my interfaces. When checking the "ps aux | grep nginx" there was no process started.

    When I tried to start nginx, I received an error about assigning the ipv6 address to the interface: "nginx: 2025/05/21 08:43:39 [emerg] 28849#28849: bind() to [my IPv6 address]:80 failed (99: Cannot assign requested address)"

    Removed the ipv6 config via "/boot/config/network.cfg" and then tried to start the nginx process. it worked. webUI back to normal.

    edit2:
    Specifically, I have two network adapters. Both were running dual-stack. I never cabled the second network bc it is an isolated network and Im not using it right now. This second network that was unplugged is the interface that stopped nginx from starting. Looks like a bug.

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