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Hey guys, I have successfully set everything up and it works perfectly. SSL and all. However, when a user connects and clicks "more details..." when asked "Allow VPN connection to...", the info presents the whole config file - something that doesnt feel right. Even the SSL information is there in plain sight. Is that normal? Can one edit the data that is shown in this "More information..." thing? If so, how ? I appreciate any help !

I take from this that you guys get the same error, at least im not alone

6.2 Edit: I already completely deleted the docker and any folders created by it and got it again via Community Apps. Had an update right away, still said it has an update after running it.

Hey, hope im in the right thread here. I use the mineos-node and I love it! Setting up a FTB Server was really easy. I have a question about the docker itself though. I installed it (via Community Apps) and then it said there is an update right away. I did that and after it would still say theres an update, so its never showing "up-to-date". Did I do something wrong or is it an error in the script ? Im just wondering if I did something wrong and having it not up to date also gets my OCD going

Ohh! Sorry guys, I'm new to all this Working now, thanks for the help !

What would be the correct way to map it then, considering my first posts information ?

That is weird though. If I have the same C-Line, and set up Oscam exactly the same, except changing the network from bridged to host...On bridged, I dont get any connection. On host, I do right away. Local network client. If you'd like to investigate this, let me know. Otherwise, are there any disadvantages running it as host ?

Edit: Nevermind guys. It was set up as bridged...gotta be a host obviously. All running now. Hey guys, used to run Oscam on a raspi, now wanna use this docker. I copied my settings over pretty much, but even with some tinkering I cant get my clients to show up/connect. This might be port related, although even clients within the same network dont connect. The clients use cccam. I'm confused by port 10000 used by the docker, anyway, here are some basic infos to ports and C-line: Unraid machine ip(local): 192.168.178.56 WebIF:8888 (docker default) Port:10000 (docker default,whatever this is used for) CCcam Port in Oscam.conf: 49384 In the router, port 49384 gets redirected to 49384 on 192.168.178.56. C-line on client: C: 192.168.178.56 49384 username password I tried forewarding 49384 to 10000 on 192.168.178.56 as well, since I have no idea what the second port is used for, but no luck as well. Yes, the machine and client are in the same network. Can anybody point me in the right direction ? Edit: Im fairly sure its my C-Line...do i have to enter something other than the unraids machine ip ?

I'm setting up unraid for the first time so this is my first time of passig trough. Before I try and fail, can someone claify this for me: I do not have any addition PCI USB Card yet, only onboard. So lspci | grep USB gives me only one device. However, I do have two buses on that controller - every 3.0 onboard usb on the back is on bus 001 and so is the front 3.0 port. Bus 002 is the internal 2.0 header. I used a header to female usb cable and im running the unraid stick from there to have it inside the case, so Unraid runs from bus 002. So am I good with just one controller by only passing trough Bus 001, or do I have to pass trough the whole controller and therefor need to get a PCI Card, since I only have one onboard ? Im asking because the tutorial gives me the impression that I can just pass trough bus 001, but the thread name implies it has to be the whole controller. Thanks for the tutorial and any answer ! Edit: Guess I'll need a pcie card...oh well