Arndroid

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  1. Thanks, working wonders, pretty cool! I think I should have only one more question and I should be set, it might be a stupid one at that. Is it possible to use the mail function of PHP? (sendmail) Or is it best to use a available mail server docker and try to let it work together?
  2. I am trying to use multiple domains on one Nginx installation. But I would also like Letsencrypt get certifications for those domains. Is that possible with this docker setup? Also, it was called Server Blocks, not Virtual Hosts, derp.
  3. True, I just think my Port forwarding setup was wrong, I used it similarity for my webserver through the VM. I always tell myself to not ignore or exclude a problem, but yet every time... If I may be so bold, the search function didn't return much about this. (Might be just my search terms) How are Virtual Hosts set up with a certificate? (Different domains then set up initially in the docker, must it be done manually in through the docker console?)
  4. I feel like apologizing, I think I am missing something obvious. Your post however explicitly stated that I should post more info, here are some screenshots: Docker info: Port forwaring, for now I actually port forwarded both 80, 81 and 443, 444. I only should forward 81 and 444, but I wanted to exclude that form the equation. (192.168.0.100 is my Unraid server) Docker run: Rest of the Docker log: I hope I didn't misunderstand!
  5. "And one last thing, the error message about the directory not existing is harmless, it just means that you didn't have a letsencrypt cert the last time the container was started, probably because the validation had failed." Missed that part, sorry. Regardless, does it mean that, at least for now, I cannot obtain a ssl certificate through this docker then? Because the (sub)domain is not yet setup with a ssl certificate it seems. (Or at least, "the connection is not private")
  6. I am aware of the recent changes over at Letsencrypt. (Excited for their Wildcard certification support soon!) And have set HTTPVAL to true, and set up the relevant portforwarding. But I wanted to move over from a VM Webserver to the Docker setup on my Unraid server. I am encountering this error: Domain: my.domain.com Type: unauthorized Detail: Invalid response from http://my.domain.com/.well-known/acme-challenge/7t5nkAv26TjUNRAID_VcdhSLnimTj7deWwj-c5cVV7oc: "<html> <head><title>404 Not Found</title></head> <body bgcolor="white"> <center><h1>404 Not Found</h1></center> <hr><center>" So Nginx seems to be running, but I cannot figure out why Letsencrypt does not or cannot create the folders and files under the www folder. Or at least, since it is returning a 404 error, I must assume that the files were not created at that instance anyways. (And they do not seem to exist now either, neither do the folders) Am I missing something, should I create folders myself or do some additional configuration on nginx? Edit: Tried again with the folders created under /www but no dice, was worth a shot.
  7. Is it strange that I cannot connect TransmissionVPN to other Dockers like Couchpotato and Sonarr? I can remote connect with a Client application to it just fine. It says Authorization is invalid/required. (403 Forbidden according to the Couchpotato log) Anything I missed perhaps? NZBGet VPN works fine in this fashion.
  8. What device are you using to receive? I am not sure, but there could be driver issues through USB. If you have a network connect one, like HDHomeRun, then I don't know what it could be from this description though. (Maybe install the HDHomeRun channel on Plex?) --- I have a question, is there a way to run Plex through a VPN? I recently got PIA, which seems to be what most dockers around here prefer. Or should I, (if possible?), look for a way to just connect all outgoing stuff from my Unraid server through a VPN? That'd be perfect I guess at this point...
  9. I can acces the WebGUI with both LAN_NETWORK 192.168.0.0/24 and 192.168.1.0/24, weird...? However that's only when I disable the VPN, when I enable it I cannot connect to the WebGUI. I don't know what settings of my VPN info are wrong, since I use the exact same info for TransmissionVPN. Is the VPN_PROVIDER, which is set to "custom" by me, invalid perhaps? Edit: Same goes for LAN_NETWORK being set on /23 or different numbers all together... strange.
  10. Well I'll be damned. Thanks a ton man! Edit: Good eye, thanks!
  11. One more question, perhaps an unusual one, but, how can I access the Docker Applications's actual files? Doing "docker exec -it container_name_or_id /bin/bash" and then find -name "filename" only gets me files outside of the Docker Application I connected to. Specifically, I am looking for this file: https://github.com/tidusjar/Ombi/blob/DotNetCore/src/Ombi.Notifications.Templates/Templates/BasicTemplate.html I believe, seeing as I cannot find the file while being connected to the Docker in this fashion, I am going about this the wrong way?
  12. The IP from the machine I'm connecting from is 192.168.0.190. I tried to execute "curl ipinfo.io/ip" (to get the Public IP) on this docker, it just did nothing. Pinging 8.8.8.8 did work though. On the TransmissionVPN docker I can run "curl ipinfo.io/ip" and get a VPN IP address back. Pinging 8.8.8.8 is also successful. The "LAN_NETWORK" Key is "192.168.1.0/24", same as on the TransmissionVPN docker.
  13. If I set Key 1 to "no" (VPN Enabled), so disabling the VPN side of things, I can access the WebGUI. When I enable to VPN, setting Key 1 to "yes", I cannot access the WebGUI. I now have Key 6, (the VPN Port) set to 1194, and Key 7 to custom (VPN Provider), since 1198 is something exclusively for PIA and not setting the VPN Provider to custom will default to port something PIA's 1198 port. Still, with that out of the way, I cannot connect to the WebGUI. If it makes any difference, here is the Docker log. I also tried to transfer the OpenVPN files from the TransmissionVPN docker, under the openvpn folder, (I put the files there manually aswell) to the openvpn folder in this docker, just to make sure. No dice.
  14. Thanks to to both of you! A quick "ls -l" and a "cd" to "/mnt" showed that there was nothing to be found there. But there was a "/unraid" folder in the starting location of docker's container initial prompt, in there I could see, and access, all my shares. Setting the Transmission locations to "/unraid/downloads" etc. works wonders.
  15. When I try to attach to the docker, with or without sudo, I do not get any responses, I never attached to a docker before though. I also have the feeling nothing happens whatever I try to do, things like cd and mkdir, nothing happens. Ctrl+C does however execute a docker stop/shutdown... so there is that. Also, giving the Downloads share chmod 777 doesn't change anything it seems.
  16. Which users should I set it to? Other Dockers, including the LinuxServer.io could access the Downloads share just fine. I tried setting the PUID and PGID to 0 (0:0 is root), but then I couldn't access the WebGUI anymore. Settings it back to 99:100 (user "nobody"), and I can atleast access the WebGUI again. Or are these the wrong settings I'm changing? Currently all shares seem to be owned by: nobody:users, is that is odd? Edit: It also seems all shares have a chmod of 777, except Downloads, which has 755. Should I change it to 777? Again, I do not seem to have issues with it on other Dockers.
  17. I actually have tried multiple (relative) locations, but what I noticed is that if I do, for example "/downloads", my Transmission remote client says "Unknown free". When I do "/" it can find some space... I don't know where the "1.52GiB" comes from, I have plenty of more space available on my shares. But both result in a Permission denied message I am truly at a loss here.
  18. Oh yes, I have no doubts that it works at all. I've done this procedure before on other things. But where can I fill in the SMTP settings for the Ombi Docker?
  19. I cannot seem to figure out where I can setup my Gmail SMTP settings for Ombi, or do I need this for unRAID self somewhere? Thanks in advance
  20. I cannot seem to login to the WEBGUI: Docker log Docker settings: Host Port1: 6789 (default) Host Path 1: /mnt/user/appdata/nzbgetvpn/downloads (default) Host Path 3: /etc/localtime (default) Key 1: yes (default) Key 2: no (default) Key 3: $username Key 4: $password Key 5: $server Key 6: 1198 (default) (tried 1194) Key 7: custom (default was "pia", but I don't have a PIA vpn atm/yet) Key 8: udp (default) Key 9: 192.168.1.0/24 (default) (and is correct for my network) unRAID Share Path: /mnt/usr AppData Config Path: /mnt/user/appdata/nzbgetvpn (default) I have been able to get the WebGUI to work (with approximately, minor key value differences) the same settings for Transmission VPN, which is also based on BinHex's VPN side of things. Thanks in advance for the help!
  21. Have you perhaps solved it by now? I am struggling with the same issue as well.
  22. Oh alright, does Ombi need any additional setup for that then? I can't seem to get it working tbh. I need to set something up regarding the email side of things, right?