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aptalca

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  1. In your previous post, you posted port forwarding on an asus router, now pfsense. Are you double natting?
  2. How you set it up. "I followed X video or guide" is not the least bit helpful. Like I said, you should be accessing it at the nextcloud subdomain, not the main url. Either you're not using the right address, or you set it up very differently than we suggest.
  3. See here: https://discourse.linuxserver.io/t/just-installed-openvpn-as-cant-login-as-admin/1162/5
  4. Recommending a completely different protocol is not very productive in a thread dedicated to openvpn-as. Plus, wireguard is more of an alternative to vanilla openvpn, not openvpn-as as it requires manual config via cli. Also, I happen to use wireguard and openvpn side by side as one acts as a backup to the other.
  5. Nextcloud should be available at a subdomain like https://nextcloud.yoursubdomain.duckdns.org How did you try to set it up?
  6. If you read the article I linked, you'll see that there is a recommended resource with a plethora of information on just port forwarding (portforward.com). Until you can reach the nginx default page on your domain via cell connection, reverse proxy won't work for you outside of the home. And if you're using http validation, letsencrypt container won't even start nginx as it won't be able to validate the cert.
  7. https://blog.linuxserver.io/2019/07/10/troubleshooting-letsencrypt-image-port-mapping-and-forwarding/
  8. Yeah, if you nuke the appdata, the license won't be valid anymore. What we need tested is, recreating the container with the same appdata. Openvpn-as won't tell us what parameters they use to check. I'm not sure if mac address is one of them. But you can indeed set a custom one for your docker container: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/42946453/how-does-the-docker-assign-mac-addresses-to-containers
  9. Can you confirm that the license remains valid through container recreation? We had a couple people ask in the past but they never confirmed. No one on the team has a paid license so we can't test. Thanks
  10. No, this is a server. What you need is a client
  11. If you can access via cell phone, then there is nothing wrong with letsencrypt or ports. Issue is your router. Google hairpin nat or nat loopback
  12. In container settings, additional arguments, enter "--hostname blah"
  13. You'll have to create a new server block for the subdomain. See the default proxy conf for examples. Server name is defined in there. And then, inside that new server block, you'll create a location block for whatever subfolder you want.
  14. Once you connect to the vpn, just browse to your server ip address and put in the port for the relevant gui. If you want to do it with reverse proxy (properly), then you can use our letsencrypt image. Here's a guide for that: https://blog.linuxserver.io/2019/04/25/letsencrypt-nginx-starter-guide/
  15. edit the container settings, STAGING should be there, if not, add it and set it to true
  16. Docker containers can use it simultaneously
  17. Use allow/deny statements to block outside access and only allow internal access Location does not refer to the domain. Server name directive is for the domain name
  18. Yeah, don't run manual commands in the container unless we tell you to. Things are sure to break
  19. If anybody's affected, set the staging var to true, hit save. Then edit again and set it back to false. That action will force a renewal of the cert.
  20. LT dropped by once and asked for a summary, then crickets. Try emailing them and linking to this thread
  21. When I try to connect to your domain, I get a blank yellow/green page with "webcam" as the page title. Are you sure you did the test correctly as described?
  22. You can't do containers and vm at the same time. But you can have multiple containers accessing it at the same time. That's because vm passthrough is exclusive, but container access is not. You can split their time, though, by alternating.
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