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Why not just bookmark the address for the users? That is the easiest way to access it. I'm not sure why you post about Lazy librarian in a support thread for Calibre-web? The issue you are running into is that non root users can't bind a port below 1024. Almost all containers we have, runs the application as the abc user. You can also set up a reverse proxy for it.

Then you can add it using this guide: https://blog.linuxserver.io/2019/09/14/customizing-our-containers/ Package name in the Alpine repo is php7-calendar

Don't find any extension called calender for nginx. For us to include it, it has to be available in the alpine linux package repository.

If you mean plex pass, then yes. Read the readme on github linked in the first post. You do need plex pass.

You would have to remove the template URL using the authoring mode in docker settings. The fields that are popping back were set as required fields when the template was made.

Use WiFi at home. Then you are not using your ISP. You also have to set the client to only upload using WiFi.

Most likely not the container. We haven't made any changes to it lately.

Of course it will not work to update to 19.1 if you download version 10.0.0. Latest should give you latest. It does not download version 10.0.0 here. If you are using a subfolder for the reverse proxy, the webui usually doesn't work.

If you want a holding my hand guide, you will not get it. It's all detailed in the readme. Set the user in the GUAC_USER variable and then the md5 hash of the password in the variable GUAC_PASS. Both variables are already in the template for calibre.

Have you updated the container before updating nextcloud? Which version did you try to update from and to? Any special reason you didn't use the webui update in nextcloud? That should work for most people.

I would advice you to use a VPN if you need to access the unraid GUI. If you have letsencrypt on a custom bridge, it will not be able to talk to one of the servers either.

It's explained in the readme on GitHub linked in the first post. The variables you need to add the username and password to should already be in your template.

You have not posted anything about how you set up the reverse proxy, so not easy for us to know what might be wrong. If you would have used our letsencrypt container and the openvpn-as proxy-conf, you just open https://openvpn-as.domain.com/ But I see you use nginx proxymanager, so better to ask for support in that support thread.

Don't change the port in the proxy conf. Leave it at the default value. The containers talk internally using the container port and not the host port.

If you are running the official image, you are posting in the wrong thread. This is for the linuxserver image.

We are working on it. Problem is that we need to convert users on V3 to V4.

There should be a file called custom.cnf in the /config folder, which is explained in the readme on GitHub.

It's explained in the important note right under that explanation. You are disabling the pam user, so it is just random letters.

It's mentioned in the readme on GitHub.

Nvme m2 devices are SSDs, so yes.

Your port forwarding are wrong. You switched destination and external. External are 80 & 443. Destination are 280 & 2443.

Have you installed the dvb plugin and downloaded a build?

I don't use a VPN on unraid.

Our latest release is 4.20. So it looks like unraid is not updating the calibre container. Try removing the container including the image and then reinstall it from previous apps in CA. Or do a force update.

To be honest I don't remember which setting it is as I don't use it and it's a long time since I tested it.