BaldWookie

Thanks @trurl , Noting for the future oopsies, Docker Documentationdocker inspectIn my example: "docker inspect homebridge" All the details I need to manually recreate the containers. I had hope for something cleaner but idiots who don't backup can't be picky!

How I deleted the files in "/boot/config/plugins/compose.manager" or something like that is not important. I do however need help trying to remove this rusty nail out of my bum. Please don't waste time with the "well just restore from your backup - jerk"! If I had backups I wouldn't be wasting everyone's time. The docker containers are still running since the deletion so I hope there is a way to recreate the configs via the running containers? I would even take a way to output the running config to screen so I can manually recreate if necessary. Please help and thanks in advance!

Apologies I should have updated this post. It did work after I disabled the option and rebooted the server. I believe something was cached and rebooting the server after I changed "use_ssl" cleared it out. Make sure to delete cached browser data for your site as well. I did mine while the server was rebooting to be sure.

Just an update on this. I have a racked server and re-flashing my USB is no easy task. I confirmed when I toggle the option in the GUI I can see the "use_ssl no" changes properly. However, the issue remains. Flashing to resolve this isn't really worth my time at the moment. I will attempt at the next maintenance cycle and update this post if it resolves the issue. Thanks for the assist regardless!

I previously had SSL configured, but I decided to disable since I do not allow external access anyway. I set "Use SSL/TLS:" to "No" in the GUI. I refreshed the page making sure to remove the s from the URL. I am presented with the login screen but it just "flickers" after entering my credentials. I rebooted the server just in case, same issue. I also made sure to clear my browser site data & setting with no joy. I had to remove OS USB and edit the ident file and re-enable SSL. It works as expected now. So my question is, how do I properly disable SSL? tower-diagnostics-20240806-1806.zip