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Oh, did you say that in your post above? But I don‘t think that the Nvidia Driver is actullay the issue because it is just complaining that it can‘t find the drivers. Are you sire that the network cable is plugged in correctly and that the server is actually responding to a ping on the shown IP address? Log in an type in: diagnostics Then you‘ll find the Diagnostics on the USB Boot device if you plug it in to your PC. However as said, I think that you actually run into a network error, these messages won‘t prevent the GUI from showing up.

Tha Backup does not include the driver itslef. Please uninstall the Nvidia Driver and also check if it is in the Plugins section in the Plugin Errors tab if it is then remove it, reboot, install the Nvidia Driver plugin from the CA App and reboot again. Please do the above step by step. I assume you don‘t have a active Internet connection on boot or no DNS server on boot because this happened. Next time please include Diagnostics.

It sure does ship with FiveM Go to the server folder and then to: .../citizen/system_resources/monitor <- this is txAdmin. Updates are up to you, you can download it from here. There are plenty tutorials out there about that (took me a few minutes to figure it out how this is working ). Any logs or something?

You could also create a .yaml file that the new RCON plugin can read, see here (be aware that you have to store the file somewhere on the Cache or Array).

Will be updated when you reboot the server. Can't do anything about that. EDIT: I saw that in the template (CA App) is the old description, changed that just now.

I had one user IIRC. Then the conversion was not done properly. I really can't help with that since I've never done that but it should be totally doable.

I'm not sure, only if you can forward ports in the tunnel, IIRC correct this is a paid feature from Cloudflare. Yes exactly, but look at the documentation, you can rename the .exe so that it contains the key and hostname for easy installation on other clients.

It will only work with your public Key, otherwise the client will be able to connect but you actually can't initialize a connection between two clients and it will ultimately complain about a wrong key. You don't need a subdomain for that, you just can use your domain name (eg: example.org) to connect to your server instance. Yes. Look at the documentation here how can rename the .exe file on Windows to make a installer for your server with your public key.

If you want to use a reverse proxy you have to use the proxy stream module but I haven't tried that yet and that could be very, very difficult. However you just forward the ports and that's it. Usually no proxy is used because RustDesk is not a http/https application instead it uses it's own protocol which makes use of not only TCP it also requires UDP.

No, it takes a backup in the given intervals and keep the number of specified backups. That's why I said above you should create a User Script and enable RCON to restart the container.

It's right there: .../valheim/.config/unity3d/IronGate/Valheim For a specific seed you have to create that on your client and copy the world file over to the server.

I think you've missed this post: I would rather recommend enabling the above mentioned Backup function in the container alongside with RCON, install my RCON plugin from the CA App and then do something like that with a User Script: #!/bin/bash rcon -a UNRAIDSERVERIP:25575 -p YOURPASSWORD save sleep 5 rcon -a UNRAIDSERVERIP:25575 -p YOURPASSWORD shutdown Don't worry about the shutdown, the container will automatically restart if the game is shutdown. Hope that helps.

You don't use a official Unraid version from what I can see in your Diagnostics and it was compiled on Ubuntu... Linux version 6.6.0-rc3-next-20230925-thor-Unraid+ (thor2002ro@ubuntu22-04)

Oh wait, I see you are using a custom Kernel, sorry can't help with that. Custom Kernels are not supported. You can compile the driver yourself but that's up to you, all the necessary steps are in my Nvidia-Driver repository.

Not as far as I'm aware of, are you sure that crossplay is not working after you've enabled it regardless of the icon that is displayed in the server list? Keep in mind it will take a few minutes if you have enabled crossplay to show up properly.

This is because the plugin is partially installed, you still haven't uploaded new Diagnostics. Sorry but something on your network seems to be blocking access to the GitHub API, I can't reproduce this over here: Even on the plugin page everything is working correctly: Please try to execute this command from a Unraid terminal: rm -rf /boot/config/plugins/nvidia-driver* after that reboot and then try to install the plugin again from the CA App. Please keep in mind that you have to reboot in between!

I don't look daily into the CA App but I really like the "Recently Added" section because from time to time I really like to try new containers which sound cool. To be completely honest, that was not my point and I'm also fine not seeing my apps on top of the "Recently Added" list, my point was more towards other maintainers... However lets end that here. I apologize for any disturbance and inconvenience caused by my post.

Didn‘t you wait until the Done button appeared? Do you use any Unifi gear since its nutorius for blocking GitHub API requests from GitHub which I use to determine the latest driver version. I really can‘t help here sonce this seems like some kind of network issue.

Bridge network is okay (it will work on all network types). You can connect with your LAN IP correct? Are you really sure that people can‘t connect from outside? How did you test that?

Can you open that file? Where are you located on the world?

And what error message did you get? diagnostics, new screenshot?

Can you please point to the two containers? You know that Proton is basically Wine? Are you really sure that you tested under same conditions. However I would never recommend running a demanding game server like this on a J5040 CPU...

Please remove the plugin, reboot, check nothing blocks access to GitHub and after that try to reinstall the plugin from the CA App.

About what application are we talking about?

Does your server has a active Internet connection on boot? So to speak does the PiHole that you where talking about run on your Unraid server? If your server has a active internet connection on boot then simply restart but keep in mind that the boot will take longer since it will download the driver on boot.