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Oh ok thanks, it is odd that the live demo site looks nothing like the docker and not the same solutions... is it really a live demo of the docker image? https://reactle.vercel.app/

This is neat, but I'm not getting the same results as your live demo. Besides the "WORDLE" logo at the top, my running instance looks very similar to the original site... + giving me the same word of the day as the original one... Unlike your live demo. Am I missing something? Are the words configurable so they're not the same as the real original one?

favicon.ico from the github doesn't seem to be pulled with the docker image, I get a 404 error when I try to load it. (ddns-updater)

EDIT : it works, see bottom edit In ddns-updater , is there a way to force ipv4 only? I use namecheap, i provided my provider, domain, host ( "*" ) and my password in the json file, it connects to namecheap, but says malformed ip... I added the IPV6_PREFIX variable with the /64 value and still no go (I use Rogers, a quick google pointed out they use /64) EDIT : ok looking at the docker's log, I see that it finds my IP fine... it's the any.mydomain.com that it doesn't like... i replaced with @ and that works... Will add my subdomains now.

MP3 and FLAC but I use the feature where it moves the file to another folder once they are tagged.

Hi. I have an issue with the files that are sorted out by SongKong. They are now owned by root and not the user nobody. Is there a way to fix that? I can change ownership with tools or command line... but it'd be nice if the moved files get the right access from the get go. Thanks!

Nope, gave up and only used my Raspberry Pi instead.

I can't seem to passthrough my camera. lsusb gives me this : Bus 002 Device 003: ID 045e:075d Microsoft Corp. LifeCam Cinema I passthrough a device pointing to : /dev/bus/usb/002/003 And the container doesn't recognize the camera. (no cameras found) And in /dev there's no device with ttyusb# either...

I had that before! Kinda, from an example I found : server { listen 80; server_name _; return 301 https://$host$request_uri; } I removed the server_name directive in that and removed the one I put for my library server directive and it works, thanks! Now if I can get my tt-rss redirect to work i'll be golden!

Ok I think i've got it. I've added a server directive and it works. Even got a directive for port 80 to redirect to the https counterpart. But is there a way to have a catch all port 80 directive that forwards to it's https counterpart ? Ie : any request to http://subdomain.domain.com to https://subdomain.domain.com ? server { listen 80; server_name library.mydomain.com; return 301 https://$host$request_uri; } server { listen 443; server_name library.mydomain.com; location / { proxy_bind $server_addr; proxy_pass http://<redactedIP>:<redactedPORT>; proxy_set_header Host $http_host; proxy_set_header X-Forwarded-For $proxy_add_x_forwarded_for; proxy_set_header X-Scheme $scheme; } }

Ok so I managed to get letsencrypt going. I added all my subdomains to my namecheap dns manager. They all register with letsencrypt. I edited my default file for nginx to have sonarr and radarr respond to /sonarr and /radarr. But how do I manage to have them work with https://<service>.mydomain.com ? EDIT : I've added another server block to test out one application, but it doesn't work (calibre-web), when i try to load https://library.<retracted>.com , I get the nginx welcome page... Note : before i did that, i had a location /library going with the same info and that worked like a charm. server { server_name library.retracted.com; location / { proxy_bind $server_addr; proxy_pass http://192.168.1.69:8083; proxy_set_header Host $http_host; proxy_set_header X-Forwarded-For $proxy_add_x_forwarded_for; proxy_set_header X-Scheme $scheme; proxy_set_header X-Script-Name /library; } }

Is there anyway to see a log access file and where would it be? I see an option to set a log file but I can't find it anywhere...

Hi. I'm using SMB mounts made by Unassigned Devices... and I have the same issue he does... Thing is, I can't find how to force SMB1, i follow the instructions to go in settings, Unassigned Devices, and hitting the "force smb1" setting but its nowhere to be found in that page... EDIT : went with NFS instead... hopefully that doesn't give me issues too, grrr.... soon will have enough space to move ALL off my readynas

Hi, i'm having a strange issue with Nzbget + sickbeard + nzbtomedia ... It's related to nzbtomedia but i figured i'd try here first since... it looks like my nzbget.conf gets overwritten? When SB sends a download to nzbget, it downloads fine, but when it calls the script, it says that SB didn't answer... So i checked SB, and SB is up and running... restarted that container for good measures... but NZBget still says its not answering... SO i looked at my nzbtomedia config in nzbget... for some reason when i look at the nzbtomedia part, sb adress keeps getting rewritten to "http://192.168.1.69:8081" for some reason.. I change it to 192.168.1.69, save, reload nzbget, and it gets back to that! I ssh to unraid and edit nzbget.conf manually while the docker is off, save the file then start nzbget again... After a bit of testing i figured out the nzbtosickbeard section is not really important, its the nzbtomedia script that gets called. I noticed that it's the sbhost in that section that keeps going back to "localhost" instead of "192.168.1.69" It works fine for a while (2-3 weeks) and then starts acting up again. What could make it reset itself like that? Any idea? Thanks!

Thanks. I understand what user shares are vs disk shares. It's the whole adding it back to the pool ordeal that confused me... I'm used to my NASes and raid in general... Using unbalance should fix the issue as long as I stop my dockers so they don't write anything new and to make sure the drive is completely empty before stopping the array and formatting. It's funny you replied as I was reading this (one of your replies) in another tab : Will have to run the script to fix my access rights first though... After reading a bunch of posts, I think I will stick with btrfs... maybe down the line invest in a good APC ups... I have to upgrade most of my drives sooner than later anyway so I could format the new ones as XFS as I replace them.