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Fix WebUI button in Unraid when using container:GluetunVPNIf you're running Docker containers in Unraid using network_mode: container:GluetunVPN and wondering why the WebUI button is missing or opens about:blank#blocked — here's the fix. 🛠️ Steps: Go to Docker tab in Unraid Click Edit on your container Switch to Advanced View (top right corner) Locate the WebUI field Change the value to: http://YOUR_IP:PORT (Use your actual local IP and the container’s WebUI port) Click Apply ✅ Now the WebUI button will show up and correctly open the app interface. 📦 Tested with: Brave, qBittorrent, Tor Browser (behind GluetunVPN) 🔐 Still fully routed through VPN — just restores local access to the UI.

Script for checking and starting Docker containers. Step 1: Install the User Scripts Plugin 1. Open Unraid Web UI: Go to your Unraid server's web interface. 2. Go to Plugins: Navigate to the "Plugins" tab. 3. Install User Scripts: If you don't have it installed, find and install the User Scripts plugin from the Community Applications. Step 2: Create Your Script 1. Open User Scripts: After installation, go to the "User Scripts" tab. 2. Add a New Script: Click on "Add Script". 3. Name Your Script: Give it a descriptive name, e.g., Check Docker Containers. 4. Edit the Script: Click on the script name to edit it, and paste your modified script into the editor: #!/bin/bash # List of Docker container names or IDs to check containers=("container1" "container2" "container3") # Check if Docker is running if ! systemctl is-active --quiet docker; then echo "Docker is not running. Please start Docker and try again." exit 1 fi # Loop through each specified container and check its status for container in "${containers[@]}"; do if ! docker ps -a --format '{{.Names}}' | grep -q "^$container$"; then echo "Container $container does not exist." continue fi status=$(docker inspect --format='{{.State.Status}}' "$container" 2>/dev/null) if [ $? -ne 0 ]; then echo "Failed to inspect container $container. It may not exist." continue fi if [ "$status" != "running" ]; then echo "Container $container is not running. Attempting to start it." if docker start "$container"; then echo "Container $container started successfully." else echo "Failed to start container $container." fi else echo "Container $container is running." fi done Step 3: Schedule the Script 1. Set Schedule: In the User Scripts page, set the frequency to "Every 15 minutes". 2. Save the Script: Click "Save Changes" to save the script. Additional Tips 1. Customize Container Names: Replace container1, container2, and container3 in the script with the actual names or IDs of your Docker containers. 2. Access Logs: You can view logs from the script runs directly in the User Scripts interface. If you have any questions or need further assistance while setting it up, feel free to ask. I'm here to help!