Specthildur

has anyone managed to get browser functions to work? I would like to use my local searxng instance, but I don't know how to get it's own function to work, I would like to avoid braves api one.

Is there any network log at all that could advise of it? syslog shows nothing wrong.

People think that the cpu is more than enough and should be fine. I just had a stutter there and it kicked me from the server, and I also couldn't connect to the webpage. It took about 20 seconds to come back but the system didn't crash, or did the server (it was still running and seemed like nothing had happened). Could it potentially be a network issue? Any suggestions.

Unfortunately issue remains. Surely my NAS can handle a minecraft server? I'm the only one playing on it so there's no one else. Do we think my CPU (I5-12400) is the problem ?

Thanks, I'll try that later on.

Unfortunately the issue is still occurring, diagnostics attached. tower-diagnostics-20250818-1029.zip

I just uninstalled tailscale from the container, and now it seems to be working fine with no issues. Totally bizzare...

I have attached a clip to show what the stutter is like on the unraid page, this is during the stutter where everything freezes and just speeds backup UnraidIssue.mp4

Hi, Running a unRaid 7.1.4, I5-12400 with 64GB RAM, 3 HDD and 1 NVME (appdata). Having issues with system stutter/slowdown issues, I have a Minecraft server running in an AMP container and it has 12GB ram allocated and every couple of minutes the system will freeze and then speed backup, for example the dashboard of unRaid, the core usage will freeze in place then speed back up suddenly, the system stats will also freeze then speed back up to catch up the 5-10 seconds it has missed due to the freeze. The server has allocated 13GB RAM, and never hits the limit, or reachs above 30% CPU usage (a few spikes to 30% but typically hovers around 5-10%) This issue was happening a week or two ago, and I did a restart which seemed to have fixed it but it's back. One thing I have noticed is that when the issue does occurs, the network usage will plumet down, but the cpu usage doesn't really move much (system stats attached, within the 1:30 hours timeframe it stuttered around 20-25 times. I have a different minecraft server container and the issues repeat on that one as well. Any assistance greatly appreciated.

Did you ever get to the bottom of this? I'm suddenly experiencing this a week later when I've had 0 issues.

Hi, Having issues trying to get Plex/Tailscale setup. I can't seem to access the local address when tailscale is enabled, I can access it via the tailscale IP but this causes me not to be able to connect to it via the plex app on local devices... I have network type set to 'bridge', but it doesn't seem to allow access to the local IP, Tailscale can't be enabled on the standard 'host' type. Also have tailscale set to 'serve'. Any advice greatly appreciated.

I've managed to connect the container to tailscale, shared it to my friend/s via tailscale and this seems to be working. Not sure if there is a better way but this seems to be pretty stable and good for me.

I've heard that using playit.gg is an alternate way, has anyone had any experience using it?

Hi, I currently have a couple game servers that I wish to share to some friends, I'm currently using tailscale but have read up that using Cloudflare is the best way to do this. What would the general setup be to share docker containers via cloudflare to only my friends. Thanks.

Hi Is it worth setting up/ still recommended to setup HTTPS when using Tailscale to access docker guis when away from home network. Reading up on some forms it looks conflicting on if you should/shouldn't do it. I currently have Tailscale setup on my unRaid to access it from my laptop when I'm away and still connect to my containers using the hostname:port but without the https support for it. Should I set it up per docker container and then follow the Tailscale guide on configuring it with HTTPs. Not a network guy at all, so would be great to hear recommendations.