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You can take a look in the appdata folder and see if there's a config file you can edit manually, otherwise you're SOOL

Snigger.........

Yes, people have reported this in the thread. Delete the files.

Got me stumped then....... Probably should check the Nginx logs

I think it looks like an issue with pfsense rather than Nextcloud. Does the 80 => 443 redirection work on your main domain server.com?

https://blog.linuxserver.io/2017/05/10/installing-nextcloud-on-unraid-with-letsencrypt-reverse-proxy/ @truetype Might be useful ^^

Sure your ports are all forwarded properly and working? Also worth checking your nextcloud config.php file.

server { listen 80; server_name nextcloud.server.com; return 301 https://nextcloud.server.com$request_uri; }

mirror.linuxserver.io

Looks ok to me too, next thing is to examine the airsonic logs.

docker exec -it airsonic bash ls -la /music See if there are differences in the permissions between the music that works and that that doesn't

Rebuilt it again last night. Try now.

Yeah, must have buggered up the config, will fix it.....

Hmmm, what version did you upgrade from, I did remove the older versions in an effort to reduce our hosting costs.....

All builds rebuilt, although the error should only have affected LibreELEC and TBS varieties.

Yeah, I only did it to cover the Spectre/Meltdown issues fully. It will be the last one.

If we weren't friends, I'd think you were a complete a hole, as it is, I just think you're kind of one.....

And you know what I mean, which is a containerised application doesn't possess true cross platform compatibility. You're just being a pedant and playing on my poor language skills! [emoji14]

Fudge is putting it lightly. I really really dislike Wine..... Lol Wanna use Windows, use Windows

That's a fugly solution and Wine does not work for everything. I know, I've uttered enough swear words to it in the past and since given up with it. I was particularly meaning "Docker containerised Windows applications on Linux" Didn't think of Wine I admit, I try not to.....

Docker is predominantly a tool for running Linux applications in a container. Windows can run docker (albeit with a lot of ballache) but afaik it's not possible to do it the other way around and run Windows applications on Linux. Seems to be the perception on the forums at the moment that docker solves everybody's requests for an application, but that's not quite the case. Best way to think about a docker container is a miniature Linux VM (Not technically correct but a useful analogy) The other thing people seem to be forgetting is licensing, packaging stuff into a docker container would constitute distribution, therefore you are on very dodgy ground copyright wise redistributing non opensource software.

I know, see the above three posts. I was playing around/breaking the script.

Think I know what's happened. Will redo them tonight.

I've used all the stable releases of Unraid and run Nextcloud without problem and have done so since before we released this, so not so convinced about your theory myself, but good that your problem is solved regardless

Think you got the wrong thread