Nezil

@activ, I removed and re-created a new Docker, and everything is working great. I didn't spend much time debugging the previous instance of the Docker, so I'm not sure what I'd done to mess it up there, but the important thing is that the new one is working so I'm happy. Thanks for the work creating it! Me too, though I do admit that the UniFi controller UI Dashboard pane does look disappointingly empty without any swithes or routers in it. How often do you look at that though, once it's up and running...

It's late now, and I'm getting tired, but I'll try and do some additional debugging over the weekend. Regarding Ubiquiti... I had wanted to upgrade my WiFi for a while, because although I like the two Apple Airport Extremes that I had, I was having some odd behaviour switching between access points as I moved through the house, and neither of them supported 11ac. This need is what switched me on to Ubiquiti, because I'd heard their WiFi stuff was good. To be honest, I also REALLY like learning new things, and had wanted to dabble with VLAN for a while, so an EdgeRouter Lite and at lease one UAP-AC-PRO were ordered, along with an Engenius POE switch (to power the AP), and a couple of Netgear low cost managed switch for other parts of my house. It took quite a bit of time to set it all up, though simply replacing the AirPort Extreme Router functionality was very quick indeed, the firewall, VLAN and IPv6 stuff took a bit longer. Having said that though, maybe I'm crazy but I found it so much fun, and now that it's all done, I'm itching to do something similar and am looking doing an IP camera setup around our housing community! In summary, the Ubiquiti stuff has been great. A single UAP-AC-PRO has replaced two Airport Extremes and I get better coverage throughout my (3-floor town) house, and the EdgeRouter feels faster than the AirPort Extreme whilst providing me with greater functionality. I'd say go for it, but maybe get the EdgeRouter POE rather than the EdgeRouter Lite.

I recently upgraded to unRAID 6, and in doing so obviously lost all of my old plugins, including the Transmission one I created a couple of years ago that included OpenVPN support. Rather than try and re-write my old plugin into a Docker, I thought I'd check to see if there already was a Transmission Docker that fit my needs, and sure enough, thanks to @active, there is! The docker installed fine, and appears to connect to PIA using OpenVPN just like my old plugin did. I made a couple of changes like moving the Unfortunately, once the Docker starts up, it appears to have no connection to the outside world. I'm not sure if this is a problem with the way that my network and firewall router are set up, or if it's a configuration issue in the Docker. Would someone be able to help me debug this? The details of my network are: unRAID server running on VLAN 20 in my network, with an IPv4 subnet of 172.16.20.0/24 NAT Router (Ubiquiti EdgeRouter Lite) has a zone based firewall set to allow all outgoing to WAN, and allow established and related in from WAN. I tried opening up the firewall on the input, but this didn't help at all. I don't have any ports forwarded to the unRAID box currently, because I use a VPN to connect to the home network if I'm away and need access. I didn't need any ports forwarded with my Plugin before, but this is my thought on the most likely issue. Having said that, if all of the Transmission data is going over the OpenVPN link, there shouldn't be any need for local port forwarding I'd have thought?!? Thanks in advance for any help!