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  1. Reinstalled the USB Manager Plugin and now it looks like this: And now the USB devices are attaching after a reboot. Thanks!
  2. I stopped and started the VM. This is the result of usb.txt. I then detached/attached manually via the USB console and that is usbreattach.txt. Thanks. usb.txt usbreattach.txt
  3. I have three USB devices that I would like to attach to my Home Assistant VM after the unRAID server reboots. If I just reboot the VM server, I have to detach/attach. When the unRAID server randomly reboots, I have to manually attach. This used to work but now it isn't. Is there anything else to look at? I used to have to configure some hostdev settings since two of the USB devices show up being identical but I thought the USB DEVICES screen was the work around. There are no issues manually attaching. I just want it to happen automatically.
  4. Just set up my first server. Also getting an "outdated version" error connecting. [2021-03-17 17:37:23 INFO] Version 1.16.210.06 Windows 10 Minecraft says 1.16.220.51. Checking for updates still says up-to-date. Is there an update coming or am I on the wrong server? EDIT: I figured it out. Somehow I was a member of the "Insider" program and was running beta. I opted out and all is well.
  5. Yes, looks like you got everything. At first look I thought you didn't get it all. We are both getting SSL errors at the handshake. Mine is intermittent, the same as Fiala06 which BinHex already replied to. I only access over HTTP, so accessing the GUI via HTTPS isn't the issue. I was assuming we have the same problem with a different error.
  6. File "/usr/lib/python3.8/ssl.py", line 1309, in do_handshake self._sslobj.do_handshake() ssl.SSLError: [SSL: VERSION_TOO_LOW] version too low (_ssl.c:1108) Just in reply to the post(s) above. This is the "version too low" message at the end of LakersFan's error message.
  7. Go to the very bottom, what does it say? Is it a unsupported SSL protocol error?
  8. I'm getting the same even though my configs are set. Looks like they added IPV6 support. Does SSL need to be configured on Sonarr/Radarr?
  9. I don't see how Pi-Hole would have anything to do with this. You can use the VPN docker and just disable VPN from the config so you don't have to have both installed.
  10. Can't use PIA it due to issues that I posted earlier on this thread. Still not sure if it is PIA or this docker image. Also opened a ticket with PIA. Both sides say they don't see anything wrong.
  11. It is instant. Install Docker Container > Enter VPN credentials > Configure SABNZBDVPN Download Directories > Send a file > Monitor Download Set VPN_ENABLED = yes or no and compare the results. I use Sonarr and Radarr to send but any download should present these timeouts once SABNZBDVPN gets the job.
  12. As far as PIA VPN, I tried US East, Chicago, and US Midwest and they all timed out. As far as USENETSERVER, I tried NEWS.USENETSERVER.COM and news-us.usenetserver.com. All experienced the same behavior. They would download a few MB, timeout, and then start again. Thanks.
  13. I'm struggling with this because it has been working flawlessly for the last 18 months, since I started using unRAID/Docker. Only in the last month or so did I notice problems. I don't know exactly when it started because I usually don't pay any attention to it. Right now I have VPN turned off using SSL and that is how I will leave it until something changes.

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