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You don't see the network settings if you go to the server settings?

Post the docker run command for both containers.

We don't know what is in the guide you followed, so please post all errors and how you set it up. Start by getting letsencrypt running, which it looks like you have done already as you are getting to the default webserver page. If you have already set up nextcloud and can access it locally, go ahead and enable the proxy-conf and be sure to read the top of the proxy-conf and do what it says. Remember to take one step only, as it's easier to track the error then, for both you and us.

That is not something we can control.

You don't need port 80 at all. And this should be in the letsencrypt thread and not here. https uses port 443 for all communication.

Why do you need SSH when you can just reverse proxy the container and use the console in code-server?

Use the IP. I don't remember the settings anymore, but you should find it in the documentation of oscam and tvheadend.

You are getting the error in oscam or tvheadend? If it's in oscam you are not set it up correctly as oscam shouldn't need the dvb card to do anything.

You add it in the extra parameters field. Turn on advanced view in the top right corner to see it.

What a shitshow unifi is regarding software... I can't believe they sell hardware that needs beta software. We are just releasing what is pushed to their Ubuntu repo, so you will have to wait until they push it.

Why do you need to change the port? There is no problems using the same port if the IPs are different. If you are running both on the same host using host network, that is a different story. Read the readme for how to add tvheadend runtime variables.

If you do not fill in the issue template, we will mark the issue with invalid.

I have no problem here on a shield, so it must be something local to you. Do you have the appdata on the array? If so, it might be spinning up the disks.

That is specific for how you have set up your shares for media, so not for us to say as we don't know where you have your media stored.

Probably better to ask on the Plex forum as they would know more about this stuff.

You can't see your media as you haven't added any host paths to the container paths. It's in the template, so all you have to do is to fill in the path.

Please stop the shit throwing in this thread as it is highly off-topic and doesn't inspire to help you with your issue.

Just, wow.

You have a space at the end of the GPU id

I'm not sure what you mean by permission errors. What exactly are you doing? If you are trying to edit the file from Windows explorer, then that is your issue, not permissions.

I You can't remove the login on remote access. So you will need to log in. Use https://emby.domain.com in the server address and 443 in the port field. Also try to remove the automatic port mapping setting under the secure connection mode. It doesn't really make sense that you can't log in using the client. What does it say when you try to login?

You need a calibre database initially. After that, you can use calibre web to add books.

Movies? Are you posting in the correct thread?

What have you entered in the server settings of the app? If you want https you need to use port https in the URL and also might have to set the port to 443. Do you access the url locally or remotely when testing? Do you use https in the browser?

You need the database file from calibre and you should be able to to type that in the setup. So the folder you set in that setup screen must have the calibre database.