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Hey, I'm really digging Gitea (especially how fast the UI is). Do you know how I can set up your container with the LetsEncrypt + DuckDns linuxserver.io docker containers? I'm ultimately trying to get gitea to be accessible from https://mydomain.com/gitea but can't seem to figure out the configuration for it.

I was finally able to get my domain to be visible from the outside world, but it takes almost 4 minutes to load the login page. Previously on my laptop, I had LetsEncrypt + Nextcloud + DuckDNS working much faster, but it looks like something (possibly with my default Nextcloud config in unRAID) is causing slowness. Does anyone have any experience with slowness when using DuckDNS + Nextcloud + LetsEncrypt in unRAID?

I've attached my configs for letsencrypt and nextcloud. Can someone take a look to see if my config is correct? letsencrypt_default nextcloud_config.php nextcloud_default

Sorry to bump, but I'm still having issues with Gitlab routing. Also, I tried getting Nextcloud to work using this guide, and when I try to access https://192.168.1.207:444 I receive an "Insecure Connection" error. When I try to access server.duckdns.org/nextcloud/ I get a 502 bad gateway. Does anyone know what I should look at in order to fix the Nextcloud routing?

Does anyone know how to get this to work with the gitlab docker? (https://forums.lime-technology.com/topic/48653-support-gitlab-ce/) I set my letsencrypt\nginx\site-confs to the following location /gitlab { include /config/nginx/proxy.conf; proxy_pass http://192.168.1.207:9080/gitlab; } When I go to my server.duckdns.org/gitlab, I get a '404 not found' error. Anyone have an idea how to fix this?

Hey everyone, I'm trying to get my CouchPotato docker container to view my current list of movies in /mnt/user/plex/Movies I mapped the volume in the container as /movies <-> /mnt/user/plex/Movies, but when I go to the Manage section in CouchPotato, the Movie Folder entry is empty. Does anyone know how I can get the volume to appear?

Hey everyone, How do I know if the deluge docker container is using my VPN?

It appears it was solely a result of my appdata folder originally being out of space. Thanks a lot for the help everyone!

It doesn't have to rescan, it remembers all of my media. But the issue is that I have a list of all the old servers still, and I don't know how to remove them. I just tried setting my appdata folder to use /mtn/disk2, instead of /mnt/user, which allowed me to download all of the metadata.

That makes sense. I need to get an SSD at some point to use as my cache drive. I actually had another issue / question about the docker container. Whenever I restart the container, I have to go through the setup process all over again in the webui. As a result, I have a huge list of plex servers in my Plex.tv account. Is this supposed to happen?

If I do that, once that disk fills up won't I run into the same issue? I was hoping it'd use the whole array, and not really care about which disk(s) it's writing to.

The docker container's at 81%. I'm not sure why it's saying there's no space left.

I actually don't have any cache drives at the moment. How can I check if the docker image is full? Also, how can I remove the temp metadata in the docker image in order to continue downloading metadata?

My volume mappings for PlexMediaServer are: /data <-> /mnt/user/plex /config <-> /mnt/user/appdata/PlexMediaServer And my appdata share is set up like this:

I have my appdata set to fill-up using all of my drives, with a 50GB minimum free space. Do you happen to know what else could be causing that "No space left on device" issue? (And how to fix it)

Hey everyone, I'm running into a space issue in my Plex Docker container (I think). When I try to download the metadata for my media, I see the following errors in the log: Traceback (most recent call last): File "/usr/lib/plexmediaserver/Resources/Python/lib/python2.7/logging/__init__.py", line 885, in emit self.flush() File "/usr/lib/plexmediaserver/Resources/Python/lib/python2.7/logging/__init__.py", line 845, in flush self.stream.flush() IOError: [Errno 28] No space left on device Logged from file runtime.py, line 1128 I have plenty of space in my array, but I'm not sure how I can set it so that the metadata is downloaded to my drives, rather than into the docker container. Does anyone know how I can set the download path for the metadata?

What do you think I should do in order to achieve my endgoal?

My endgoal is to have my unRAID host a VPN internally. Then I would get transmission docker container and point it to the OpenVPN. With those two set up, I'd want to use my Windows 7 VM to point CouchPotato to the unRAID's transmission container.

Would someone be able to help me set this container up using a Windscribe .opvn file? I'm not sure what I need to change in order to get it working.