Hostile_18

I used mine for a day or two. I didn't do much in terms of customising unraid. I deleted my users/shares and reverted root to the default password. I can't recall anything that would tie it to my personal details. The Unraid licence itself is tied to the internal USB on the Lincstation itself.

I sold my Lincstation. It was still in factory state, Root and Password 123456. No issues. I ultimately built my own silent nas with a new Unraid (trial) licence.

I thought I'd update with a solution in case anyone else is in the same boat. I ditched Caddy and used Swag in the end. All working perfectly now.

Hi, loving Unraid but getting it and Jellyfin in the same week has been a learning curve to say the least! Last hurdle is for me to allow outside connections to Jellyfin. I can do and have tested opening up a straight 8060 port and that worked fine. I'm told using a reverse proxy would be my best best. So I open up ports 80 and 443 on my Hub. Register with Duck DNS but when I put in the following code (I guess via the Caddy app from the logo): caddy reverse-proxy --from placeholder.duckdns.org --to 192.168.0.59:8096 But I get some kind of error about not issuing a certificate. Am I doing something wrong? Can someone explain it to me like I'm 10 lol. Or is there another way step by step I can do? I'd rather not have my clients jump through hoops installing other software, unless it was the only way.