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  1. Hey everyone, I love this container! The only issue I faced was that Plex tends to cache the channel lists and EPG, even though I changed some channels in xTeVe (meaning I won't always see my updated channel lists). Perhaps this was only a problem for me? If you don't experience this behavior, you won't need this script. The solution for this was to create a small batch file that I run on my windows computer that clears the plex cache and existing DVR database files. Run the following script AFTER removing the DVR from plex. Then just re-add the DVR. It will take some time to download the new EPG data of course as normal. pushd \\UNRAIDSHARE\plex\Library\Application Support\Plex Media Server\Cache\Http\ rmdir /S tv.plex.providers.epg.xmltv popd pushd \\UNRAIDSHARE\plex\Library\Application Support\Plex Media Server\Plug-in Support\Databases del *epg.xmltv* popd Replace UNRAIDSHARE with your location of your plex folder on your unraid server. Not sure how useful this is for anyone else, or if this is the most efficient way to do it... but it CERTAINLY makes setup of new channels much easier for me.
  2. Ah got it! I got it to work as you mentioned with PIA. I don't think I'm gunna stick with PIA as it has some limitations at my school, but it does work with my unraid server. At least I know what I gotta do to get this stuff working. Definitely need port forwarding for torrents. Thanks man!
  3. Ahh, I assumed this was the case. I've just purchased a 3 day demo of AirVPN to see if I could get that working. I've added a port forwarding port on their website, and put the same corresponding port into the options of qbittorent, although I'm still experiencing the same thing Does my docker container need to reference the port that I forwarded on the AirVPN website? FYI, I'm testing this using the public ubuntu torrent that should have hundreds of people downloading Best way I could think of to test seeding
  4. Hey Everyone, Hopefully this hasn't been asked a bunch of times but here we go. I just set up binhex's qbvpn and love it. It's all up and running and downloading torrents perfectly. However, I cannot seem to upload, nobody can connect to me? I'm testing with an ubuntu iso and although downloading was great I just can't connect to peers to upload. Is there something I need to do? ExpressVPN doesn't support port forwarding as far as I know, but I'm just wondering if theres a variable I need to set up for my docker. THanks!
  5. Did you figure this out? I'm in the same boat as you with 4 onboard nics all reporting the same info. I was able to use xen-pciback.hide=(02:00.1) on one of mine and it now is blacklisted from unRaid, but my VM still doesnt see it listed as an available pci device

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