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aptalca

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  1. If your appdata share is already set to cache only (recommended way), it's just a matter of editing the container settings and changing it from /mnt/user to /mnt/cache and it will use the same exact folders, so no reinstalling or anything.
  2. We recommend all config folders to be put on /mnt/cache
  3. /usr/local/openvpn_as symlinks to /config. You don't have those subfolders because openvpn installation failed (likely due to fuse filesystem).
  4. I just explained it in the above post. /mnt/user endpoint uses the "fuse" filesystem. Some things are not compatible or do not work as expected (it's fine for storing media data, but can have issues with executed files, symlinks, database files, etc.). /mnt/cache endpoint (and /mnt/diskX) uses the native filesystem on the cache disk.
  5. We (linuxserver.io) always recommend /mnt/cache for config folder locations. /mnt/user goes through fuse, which can have unwanted consequences for app files. If there is no cache drive, the alternative would be /mnt/diskX which also doesn't use fuse and instead writes directly to the disk
  6. I haven't used onlyoffice. We use collabora with nextcloud, reverse proxied through letsencrypt container. Here's a post about it: https://helpcenter.onlyoffice.com/server/document/document-server-proxy.aspx
  7. Sure, you can create symlinks with those names. But you really should be reverse proxying instead.
  8. Try /mnt/cache or /mnt/diskX for config folder. And start from scratch
  9. ?? Php-fpm is just a processor. Your index file and root directive tell nginx where the necessary files are. When php files are called, they are sent to the processor. What exactly are you trying to accomplish here? What are these apps you're referring to?
  10. What are you trying to do? Php is already set up and ready to go. The default nginx site config has a php block that works out of the box for the main server block.
  11. Not another port, just connect to the gui without "/admin" at the end
  12. You didn't even mention the name of the plugin. I don't know what to tell you.
  13. Did you change it to host networking? Because right now nginx isn't even starting. You said "I'm being told that the cert. . . has expired". Who told you that? Email or browser?
  14. https://blog.linuxserver.io/2019/04/25/letsencrypt-nginx-starter-guide/
  15. That email means, "one of the certs that you received with that email address is expiring". In this case, it's not the cert that your server is currently using.
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