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Skrumpy

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  1. https://terraria.gamepedia.com/Server#How_to_.28Linux.29
  2. Hey all, I apologize as I can only assume my question has been answered somewhere in the previous 241 pages! But I am looking to see if I can use the Deluge docker as a thin client (GTK UI) to attach to my remote FeralHosting (seedbox) deluge daemon. Basically I would like my Radarr/Sonarr dockers to drop their .torrent files directly to the thinclient folder and then have that upload via the ssh tunnel to the seedbox. I have done some extensive GoogleFu and searched through the forums and haven't seen a solution. I've also looked at: https://dev.deluge-torrent.org/wiki/UserGuide/ThinClient and I'm not seeing where the switch from Classic mode is. Was this feature disabled or rolled into a different option? Appreciate it. **EDIT** So my Seedbox is on Deluge v1 and obviously the dockers are v2, assuming this is the issue and why it won't even highlight connect via the connection manager? Anyone have any issues upgrading from v1 to v2? I'll have to see if it's supported on my Seedbox if this is the issue.
  3. Thank you for this excellent plugin.. wish I would've seen this before I started messing around with my VMs!
  4. Had my site working fine the other day. But now when headed to my host.domain.net (obfuscated) I'm getting '401 authorization required, nginx' outside my network. Oddly enough, when I access on my phone (on cell network) via Chrome it works, but not Firefox (401 auth), even after clearing cache. Others were able to connect as of last night, but now are getting the same 401 but on either browser. Originally I thought this had something to do with installing Pi-Hole the other day and changing the DNS in my router to the docker IP (changes since reverted to try to troubleshoot this). I don't know if that would've caused an issue, but PH was working fine and I had people accessing the server remotely. I do own my own domain and the host is setup as DNS (A) and I have ports setup correctly (80->81, 443->444) setup in the LE docker. Using No-IP and have their DUC updating my IP every 5min. host.domain.net works perfectly on local network. Unraid 6.5.0 running LE + Organizr, both dockers current. Edit: I thought there may have been something wrong at my host level so I tossed them a support ticket and got this: I checked port 443 just to be sure, and it looks like there is no SSL handshake as suspected: openssl s_client -connect host.domain.net:443 CONNECTED(00000003) 29438:error:14077410:SSL routines:SSL23_GET_SERVER_HELLO:sslv3 alert handshake failure:/BuildRoot/Library/Caches/com.apple.xbs/Sources/OpenSSL098/OpenSSL098-59.60.1/src/ssl/s23_clnt.c:593: My power went out the other day, is it possible that something got messed up somehow in my config (or elsewhere) because of it? Ran a parity check and everything was fine, and it appeared that everything was working correctly after that.. but this issue has me at a loss. Edit #2: So cleared all browser cache, certs, etc from Chrome and now also getting the same 401 error. Some sort of cert error? What could this possibly be? I'm not getting any errors in docker dashboard log or in Unraid log. I deleted docker image and reinstalled LE and Organizr.. to the same effect.
  5. I know it's been requested before, but here's a +1 for adding lftp to this suite. Thanks! Edit: aaaaand.. I'm blind Thanks!

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