Djoss

I good place to start is to look at the log file for your proxy host under /mnt/user/appdata/NginxProxyManager/log/nginx/.

AMC script support has been added in 1.3.0. Note that you will be able to test without a license. Files won't be renamed, but you will be able to see what FileBot would do with the files.

I'm looking at this...

By default, /storage is configured read-only. You can change this by editing the "Storage" setting (make sure to switch to the Advanced View in container's settings).

I think you are asking on the wrong thread, since this thread if for the HandBrake container which doesn't support nvenc...!

You should look at /mnt/user/appdata/HandBrake/ghb/EncodeLogs/ to have more details on the failure.

Do you have created the container with default settings ?

I'm not sure what could be the issue, maybe something specific to MakeMKV on Linux... You could try to check on MakeMKV forum to see if you can get more answers/information.

You need to use "sh" instead of bash: docker exec -it MakeMKV sh

In my case when I click the "Load" button it always seems to be back where I was the last time.

Are you using the same drive between your unRAID and Windows setup ?

The mover tries to move the file from where to where ? By default /mnt/user/appdata resides on the cache pool only, so files should not be moved (unless your cache pool was full).

Your should setup only 2 ports in your router, instead the 80-1800 range. So you should have 2 entries: External start/end set to 80, internal start/end to 1880. External start/end set to 443, internal start/end to 18443

With the container, you are accessing the JD2 interface via VNC. When you submit something to the clipboard, this is also going through VNC. For sure the clipboard limit is not the same as in a desktop environment.

Is the "Network Type" in container's setting set to "Bridge" ? This is the only type where these variables works. With other types, you need to use 8080 and 4443.

I cannot say if its more or less secure than VPN, but both Nginx and Nexcloud are internet-facing applications that are widely used...

No. Nginx Proxy Manager has its own config, which is then translated to an nginx config.

If you want to pass the real IP to your apache2 server, you can try to add the following line under the advanced tab of your proxy host config: proxy_set_header X-Forwarded-For $remote_addr;

It can take some time for take-config-ownership.sh to execute, especially if the Firefox's cache is huge. The speed of your disk/share also impacts the process. But if you also see issues with a "stock" install, then there is obviously something else wrong. Are you using /mnt/user/appdata/Firefox for the appdata folder ?

In which situation are you seeing these errors ?

Beta keys have a limited life time and you usually have to wait a few days before a new key is published by the author.

MakeMKV allows you to configure the template used to generate filenames. See https://www.makemkv.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=18313

The container shares the time with the host and Docker doesn't offer any way to set the time inside a container without affecting the host. There are some ways to intercept all time related system calls and fake the time, but I don't know if this is the right thing to do. Don't forget that this regular key expiration is enough to push some users to buy a license (and thus support the developper)...

I would try again with a clean appdata folder: Stop the container. Remove /mnt/user/appdata/NginxProxyManager Start the container.

Adding this under the Advanced tab will probably do the trick: location = /{return 301 $scheme://$http_host/airsonic;}