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saarg

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Everything posted by saarg

  1. Read the readme on GitHub linked in the first post.
  2. Looks like your config is wrong. What does it say on line 1?
  3. Careful now with the splitting 😝
  4. There shouldn't be any difference switching to /mnt/cache that would make plex crash if all files are on cache. Are you sure all files are on the cache drive?
  5. You can anonymize the diagnostics when you make it. He asks for the whole zip for a reason.
  6. Yes, use ssh. The permissions for the files doesn't allow you to browse the folder.
  7. It renews the cert automatically. You do have to learn html to add the image. It's not just to add it to a folder.
  8. And if you exec into letsencrypt and try to ping nextcloud? Also post your run commands for both letsencrypt and nextcloud and the proxy conf for nextcloud.
  9. The clients, Roku and the others you mention, will get a stream they can play. The Plex server is the one with access to the GPU and use both decode and encode of the GPU.
  10. You don't have to map any ports if you reverse proxy as letsencrypt talks to the containers on the docker bridge using container names. Each container has it's own IP, so the same port can be used on two containers. You do however need to use the domain name and have a router that supports hairpining if you don't map any ports.
  11. It didn't say to edit anything, so you shouldn't have done that. Set it back to the default port as it's not using the mapped port, but the container port.
  12. Also decoding is now support in plex, so absolutely no reason to modify anything to get it working.
  13. Did you change anything in the proxy conf?
  14. Known issue. Doesn't look like it's getting fixed until version 19. https://github.com/nextcloud/server/issues/20622
  15. Is it on the same custom bridge as letsencrypt and the container name is all lowercase?
  16. Workgroup and -Marco is not needed. And you can't use the root user.
  17. As we don't know what your issue is, I can't say if it's ping to help or not. You might have a network issue or your CPU might be too weak. Is it transcoding or is it direct play? Which client is it?
  18. The correct port is 8080 inside the container and I guess 8443 is for Https. You can map it to whatever you want on the host side. The problem in the post you quoted was that the user was not aware that por mapping can't be used in host mode.
  19. As far as I know, you need emby premier to use hardware transcoding. You have to install the unraid Nvidia plugin and download the Nvidia build and do the correct settings in docker template and in emby to get the Nvidia GPU to be used. Have you done anything to make by see the Intel GPU? Anyway you need emby premier.
  20. Look a couple of posts up. I already asked you to do it there. I thought we had one, but no we don't have a proxy-conf for it.
  21. I already said that every container get an IP like that when using the bridge. That is the internal doker networks IP range. Did you try to access that URL in your browser? It gives an error. You can set the IP in namecheap to something else and then see if ddclient updates the IP to the correct one.
  22. Learn how to put the config in a code tag! Don't we already have a wordpress proxy-conf?
  23. You have probably used the wrong name for the variable. It's EXTRA_DOMAINS. Show us how it looks like if you click Edit on Extra domain. And please use the code tag if you insert config files or else it's a pain to read them. Like this Much easier to read for our sore eyes

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