Roxedus

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  1. It has no appdata, its all in the database. However I noticed the mount for the images got lost, the container path is /var/www/html/images, it will be in the template soon.
  2. Radarrsync is pretty pointless, as radarr has the functionality built in now, IL remove it when I get to a computer
  3. I did see it behave like it should a few minutes after Squid replied with his success, I just wanted to wait a few hours to confirm. It does look solved, I would say. As for the cause, all the token stuff worked everywhere else I use them, so its a mystery to me.
  4. Some time during the 25th the Docker update check function stopped working for images hosted on GHCR, other repositories like Gitlab seems to work fine. I'm inclined to think that this is due to some change done by GitHub, but automations using the same method to authenticate seems to still work, which brings my suspicion back to Unraid.
  5. Bitwarden send is not yet implemented yet in the rust implementation.
  6. this doesnt match the template. can you open the database_uri variable by pressing edit, and paste a screenshot?
  7. You can do this without their certs. I also like to use my site when cloudflare isnt working.
  8. As noted in OP, it is not *usually* my images. This thread is here mainly to pick up issues with the templates only, but I do join in on the applications/errors I have experience in. There was a update to the image 2 days ago, that addressed this.
  9. You can use your existing Discord account, as you can have nicknames, which is what the bot sets
  10. This was the missing part. We do indeed recommend that.
  11. Looks like its time to close my feature request now.
  12. the admin panel needs another regex to catch failed attempts
  13. I just use CA backup, then rclone that archive to the cloud.
  14. I didnt touch anything, if anything changed it had to be technium pushing a update thats not in the changelog, or that one of the few dependencies broke something.
  15. It all boils down to security. For the webpage, it is a limitation set by the browser. And for the apps, Its a decision by bitwarden.
  16. They both do the work, and cater to different scenarios. My reasoning for my suggestion is that I dont want to be able to reach /admin at all with my reverse proxy. Another thing to think about is the resulting error code, where my suggestion gives a 404, while the deny gives a 403. A 403 might say to a potential attacker that there is something there (you could have it respond with a 404 instead)