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Most likely it's port forwarding related

I mean, that kinda makes sense. Imagine how dirty you must be to be desperate enough to steal soap. So the punishment is really public service.

https://github.com/linuxserver/docker-letsencrypt/blob/master/root/defaults/proxy-confs/organizr.subfolder.conf.sample#L2 ?

You're not supposed to change the port It tells you what you need to do at the top. It does not tell you to change the port ?

There is also a preset proxy conf in there for nextcloud on a subdomain. They are under /config/nginx/proxy-confs

That is correct and it is a limitation (security feature) of macvlan. There was another user here who tried to put openvpn on macvlan as well but still couldn't access the containers. Question though, why do you want every container to have their own ip? Most of them only need one port to interface through. Why not just map a port on the host?

https://github.com/linuxserver/docker-letsencrypt/blob/master/root/defaults/default#L4

Just map 9090 to 8080 and 9091 or anything else to 9090

Nope, no paths needed either. Just supply the subdomain and the token as environment variables and that's it

No, the container doesn't need any ports mapped because there are no incoming connections to this container. You can just set networking mode to bridge and not map any ports

? Delugevpn uses its vpn tunnel for incoming connections. They don't come through the wan. Not sure how the host iptables would block that. It may be possible, but I'm not a networking guru

I'm guessing because there are no ports mapped

Plex keeps crashing. May be a corrupt database. Check the plex media server logs in the config folder

Why ip? You need to set the A record for your domain name so it forwards to your home ip. Then this container will be able to validate the certs and only then nginx will start working and start responding to requests. Right now the webserver is down due to missing cert

Again, please read the instructions. It literally says underneath that field that if you're using a dynamic dns address, the URL should be customsubdomain.domain.url so for you it would be test.duckdns.org and for SUBDOMAINS you can put nextcloud and anything else you like. Also uncheck subdomains only because you want the cert to cover the url as well. I'm not sure what the error was, but it could be due to inputting the subdomain like that.

Your cert doesn't cover a "nextcloud" subdomain. In fact it doesn't cover any subdomains underneath the custom one you got from duckdns. You probably should have read the instructions in the container settings right underneath the url and subdomains fields

You enabled hsts so Chrome refuses to connect unless the cert is valid. Post your logs and reverse proxy configs and we'll take a look.

Your domain is not forwarded to your unraid. It is showing the hosting page at ovh

If you use a command in post arguments like that, the container executes that command and when the command exits, container shuts down That's a docker thing. Try mapping a file named 80-config into /etc/cont-init.d/ and in that file, put your apk add command ie. "-v /path/to/80-config:/etc/cont-init.d/80-config" equivalent in dockerman

Go to https://yourdomain.com from your cell phone while on cell connection (wifi turned off). If you get the default homepage then you confirm port 443 is forwarded correctly. If not, is a port issue (or the ip on cloudflare is not correct)

Plex has a built in setting for that

Why did you completely modify the preset proxy conf? They are supposed to work out of the box as long as you followed the readme in that folder Also, did you even confirm that letsencrypt cert generation worked successfully? I recommend doing all of those things step by step. Don't go from scratch to reverse proxying something at once. Also, post a log

I believe that was a plex issue with eac3 streams

Yes

You may have to set the interface correctly