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Just been trying to get this to work with no success until i realised my VLANS were causing the issue. I worked around it by overriding the code in the /etc/rc.d/rc.libvirtwol file. i replaced the variable $BRNAME directly with the hard coded value br0.1 (for br0 vlan 1) is it possible to get some sort of option for this added to the plugin?

You have to wait now before it will let you cert again, most likely your DNS hadn't propogated across the net so letsnecrypt wasn't going to the correct domain/ip

yes

did you restart the letsencrypt docker?

thats only to do with netdata, tbh i need to update my config example as mine is so much cleaner now.

its https you need to go to https://192.168.1.43:444 but really you should be accessing it from a domain externally even when internal

VALIDATION http you need to add that value to the docker

you cant use letsencrypt without public ip access you need to forward those ports

you need to ask in the letsencrypt docker thread. also make sure all your values are right in the docker such as domain name and stuff, no simple typo's, also try setting it to not use subdomains and put your domain jxxxxx1.duckdns.org as the main url/domain

just edited to say that before you posted but yeah

no you need to access it from your external IP or from your DNS not from the 192.168.1.104 address so you need to forward port 80 on your router to 85 and then try it from your duck dns address

run the nginx docker (by linuxserver without all the SSL letsnecrypt stuff) and map it as port 81 in docker then see if you can access the nginx web page from your ip and from your duckdns domain.

contact your ISP, everything else looks fine, send me a updated screenshot of your router port forwarding just to be sure.

yeah it could be your ISP is blocking port 80 / 443 incoming

don't be sorry it's good. Then your dynamic dns may not be up to date with your IP. or your unraid isn't 192.168.1.104