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Hi @Flight777, I was playing around with DSMR Reader and found your unraid docker template for it. Nice work! But it didn't "Just work" 😉 You should know the ENV variable for controlling the standalone/api_server mode has been changed. The old variable that is used in the template does not work anymore. The container will always start in standalone mode (because it's the default). The new variable is called `DSMRREADER_OPERATION_MODE` and should be set to one of these values: standalone, api_server, api_client. I Also wanted to use mysql and found that I could add the `DJANGO_DATABASE_ENGINE` variable to set it to the mysql driver instead of the postgresql one that is the default. It might be nice to include this in the template as well. Just let me know if you need more information, I'll be happy to help out.

I Guess the lines you are looking for are in `syslog.1.txt`? I changed the server's IP several times between 192.168.2.88 and 192.168.1.88 on Monday/Tuesday 16/17 of January because I was "fighting" with my Unifi USG and the Unifi Controller that I run in a container on unraid. I hope you find what you are looking for. node804-diagnostics-20230124-1306.zip

@lljm42 The reload of nginx did the trick. I issued the command you gave me and then went to the "Management Access" settings to verify the IP. All is good now. Thank you very much!

While I was test driving unraid I've changed the server's IP address at some point. I changed it from 192.168.2.88 to 192.168.1.88. Today I purchased a key and wanted to use the "My Servers" plugin. That's how i landed on the Management Access configuration screen. There are two "Local access URLs" showed on this screen. One of them is the old IP of the server. I want to change this IP into the correct new one 192.168.1.88. (I imagine these host names are used for the certificate creation and I want to be able to access my server by IP.) I'm unable to change the IP through the UI, perhaps I'm missing something or else could someone please guide through a way to change this using CLI? I'm afraid to provision a certificate when the local access url's are not correct because that might stop me from accessing my server by it's new IP. (http://192.168.1.88) Here is a screenshot of the Management Access page I'm talking about. I also included a screenshot of my network settings to show my current IP does not match with the one showed on the Management Access page.