leejbarker

Setting my connect to Bridge and giving it a port has fixed my external access problems... FYI

Worth adding that to connect you'd have to go {yourip}:{portyourusing}/files For example, my IP is 192.168.0.10, I've set it to port 8085.. So I use; 192.168.0.10:8085/files/ You can change the default WEB UI address on the docker settings under the advanced view.

Further question... I can't get this to work when I access the NAS from a WAN connection via OpenVPN... Is there anything I can do to make it work... I am attempting to access it the same way I would from the LAN connection....

It's working suddenly.... Haven't got a clue how or why!! Thank you

Going to the web browser says This site can’t be reached 192.168.0.25 took too long to respond. The log states; 2019/03/24 08:37:09 Listening on [::]:80 2019/03/24 08:37:09 Using config file: /.filebrowser.json

Attached is my current config, but when I hit the WEB UI it just says site can not be reached.

Hi knex666... Don't suppose you could provide a little bit more detailed install / conf instructions for the novice pls? No worries if not! Thanks Lee

Thank you 👍

Hi, Is this anything to worry about? Thanks Lee nas-smart-20190321-1620.zip

Awesome

Hi, I've been looking into this and whilst I don't know the ins or outs or partially understand the merits in relation to performance gains, I found this article helpful. https://doc.opensuse.org/documentation/leap/virtualization/html/book.virt/cha.cachemodes.html

Anybody know what's going off here?? Tried searching the forums but can't find an answer... Diagnostics attached.nas-diagnostics-20181018-1009.zip

I'm having the same issue too... It will install and they start up but when I update it and restart it messes up..

+1 Plus what file system would be best?

Figured it out, for anyone looking... Main - Flash - Tick Box at the bottom!