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I guess I need to try connecting a monitor so I can see what’s happening. I know there aren’t any beeps from the cpu and no blinking lights on the Ethernet port. I don’t see any reset buttons. Just a switch on the power supply.

My new X15 just arrived but doesn’t appear to be booting (no beeps). I also notice that there isn’t a flash drive which IIRC is required for license validation with the new internal boot. I’ve submitted a support ticket with LT but I’m hoping maybe others have also ordered a new X15 and might know what the process is for the necessary setup? It doesn’t come with any guides. Just a bunch of screws and cables.

I think I understand now. I would let Cloudflare continue to provide DNS and install SWAG and Wordpress dockers on Unraid to host the website? I found a SpaceInvaderOne video. Hopefully it’s not outdated.

So best to install the current m.2 drive in a spare slot in the X15. Mount with UD. Then use the built in file browser to copy these files to the new cache drive? Also, when I copy over /config what will the destination be? Not sure if internal boot is using the same file structure?

I was planning on Cloudflare for DNS and LE certs since I already have my dynamic DNS setup there and NGINX proxy manager. Can SWAG manage dynamic IPs? Or maybe SWAG would just replace NGINX proxy manager in the stack?

What about all the system files on cache (appdata, docker img, etc). Would it be better to just move the m.2 nvme drive that currently contains my cache to the new X15 and add it as a cache pool or can I transfer these via SMB also?

Is it alright to transfer the config folder via SMB? Not sure if that will cause permissions issues.

Isn’t SWAG accomplishing the same thing as Cloudflare? I’ve never used it so maybe I’m wrong but I’ve already got Cloudflare setup to access my OpenVPN server on my home router.

Thanks. So exposing a website (not the GUI) won’t be an issue as long as it’s done through Cloudflare and a proxy manager?

I’ve often seen remarks that exposing Unraid to the internet isn’t recommended because of security issues but no details. I’m currently hosting my commercial Wordpress website on Namecheap but considering self-hosting using a Cloudflare, nginx, Wordpress stack in order to save a little money (the website doesn’t generate much in the way of direct sales). Searching Google showed a few threads with questions but no answers so I figured I’d bring up the subject again. Is there a legit security issue? What is it?

They were supposed to ship it from their local office. There shouldn’t have been any customs involved.

That’ll be up to 45Drives to pay. This was all their screwup.

It appears that these machines are all shipping from Canada so US orders will need to clear customs and are subject to additional delays if/when there are problems.🤬

You can connect Prowlarr through a VPN by using the following guide- https://github.com/binhex/documentation/blob/master/docker/faq/vpn.md Scroll down to Q24. You will need a working VPN docker prior to this setup. I use binhex-privoxyVPN. You will also need a working Prowlarr docker configuration.

About a year or so ago the devs for qBittorrent decided that everyone must have a secure password so the old default password won’t work with current versions of the app. There should be a temporary password in the supervisord.log file which will allow you to login and create a permanent password.

I’m hearing that the response for these was very high in the US and Canada. You should contact LT and let them know about your interest in being able to purchase in EU.

I was able to get around this by just re-applying the current settings. Make a change to any setting, revert it and click “apply”.

Sorry, I’m out of ideas. I can see it’s a DNS issue but not sure about next steps.

This appears to be a result of changes made in 5.2 so not really a container problem but here are some suggestions from Google. https://www.google.com/search?q=qbittorrent+subcategories+not+working+version+5.2&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&hl=en-us&client=safari#lfId=ChxjMe

Might try just turning AdGuard off and see if that solves the qbit issue first. I don’t use any blockers so can’t help with that.

Yes. Qbit app is failing to start due to the dns failure. I would suggest white listing your docker in AdGuard.

Open the Unraid Docker tab. Click the binhex-qbittorrentvpn container and select Console. Type curl ifconfig.me and press Enter. The output should be your VPN provider's IP address. If it matches your home IP, the VPN is not working.

You don’t need a kill switch. https://github.com/binhex/documentation/blob/master/docker/faq/vpn.md Scroll down to Q1.

@IMACRAB This is your issue- 2026-05-12 19:12:59,551 DEBG 'start-script' stdout output: [debug] Having issues resolving name 'www.google.com' Are you running any DNS blockers like AdGuard or Pi-Hole?

I just had to re-apply the configurations. Same procedure as generating a docker run command.