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@du.perin it looks like cx23885 is missing when the kernel compiles despite being selected as a module. Tried three times now to ensure it's not a PEBKAC error, log doesn't show any attempt at building it and /lib/modules/4.18.8-unRAID/kernel/drivers/media/pci/cx23885/ doesn't exist. Scouring the log of the compilation doesn't seem to show any mention of it that I can see. You can take a look here. Looking at the kernel bug list, the only one I can find that may be relevant is this one, but I'm unconvinced that's the issue as it's a crash on unloading and it's a bit tricky to unload something that isn't present..... Long and the short of it, I haven't got a clue what the issue is and have asked one of the LibreELEC experts for his opinion (Always my go-to guy for this sort of thing) In the meantime I don't think there's much else I can suggest, the only thing I wondered is if it might be an idea to try the CrazyCat build as it's from a different tree, and there's an outside chance it might work. EDIT: Had a look, it's not in that build either. If anyone else has any ideas I'm all ears.

Can you access it if you stop the LE container?

Using IP or hostname to access Unraid?

Well, I think you deserve credit for admitting it, we've all done stupid stuff at some point, but putting your hands up to it is not something many find easy. Mine are too numerous to count but I'm most "proud" of running rm -rf / which led me to receive an error message rm: it is dangerous to operate recursively on '/' rm: use --no-preserve-root to override this failsafe So then I ran..... rm -rf / --no-preserve-root Then my laptop screen went a bit crazy and I hosed my install, with no backups, I was lucky there wasn't anything important removed except my dignity. In my head, at the time, I was in a subdirectory and wanted to delete everything in it......

That's weird. What card have you got?

I agree.....

Nobody can help unless you provide the information @testdasi has asked for. Only two possibilities that I can see. 1. You haven't deleted the appdata (most likely) 2. Some sort of weird browser caching locally (unlikely)

I'd take a look at the LetsEncrypt log first to see if that's working.

Yeah, mount that folder locally to test.

Not if it's a known Plex issue, I mean I guess it could be a Linux Plex issue, but it's nothing to do with the fact it's running in a docker container. Why not have a look at the Plex forums and see what's being said like @aptalca suggested. Might highlight the issue with more clarity than we can.

That's a shame, I used to enjoy that. Kept everyone guessing.....

I don't think you can. I mean the layout hasn't changed, just the font and the banner, the rest is pretty much identical as far as I can tell.

https://github.com/linuxserver/docker-thelounge#setting-up-the-application Tried the process in the readme? And if you're not using Unraid then please use our Discord channel for support.

I don't think so, I think this is intended as an IRC client. What you're looking for is an IRC bouncer like ZNC. You may (I don't know as I use Quassel) be able to connect this to your ZNC bouncer.

Probably best to leave the moderating to those like @trurl who know what they're doing, quick someone remove Tom's admin status! 🤣