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That's right

Don't change the port in the proxy confs. They refer to internal container ports. If you're reverse proxying that way, you don't even need to map a port for the container, you can remove them. Or set then to whatever, it doesn't matter.

Glad to hear you figured it out, but it sounds like you didn't follow the troubleshooting guide properly as that test would tell you the IP was not correct for that subdomain

Use the guide linked in the post above yours

Nginx logs in letsencrypt will show you all the connections. They're in the config folder. Also, if you reverse proxied with all the correct headers, letsencrypt will pass the original ip in there. You may have to tell apache to trust those headers. For nginx, you do it via "real ip" module and settings. Not sure what apache needs

You need to provide more context. Are you reverse proxying the server? And by server do you mean unraid?

Restart the container and it should fix the permissions

The user is abc and its pid is set to 99 (unless you changed it). It should have access to those folders on host

post your docker run

Just a general comment. I'm seeing quite a few people here with the comment "followed spaceinvaderone video, it doesn't work". Perhaps you should ask him for support, maybe there is an issue with the directions there. If you use the default template as is, and follow the directions we provide in the readme (linked in the first post here), it works. I've been using it for years. It only once crapped out on me during an image update, I restored from a backup and it worked just fine since. Also keep in mind that when you update the image, it has to connect to the openvpn-as repo to download the package. If you have networking issues (dns config, mtu issue, or something like pihole blocking it) you'll see in the logs that it is unable to connect to the repo. To ask for support from us, post your docker run, and a full docker log on pastebin or the like and drop links here. Also let us know how you're trying to access it (the address) and what settings you changed in the gui. "I followed X guide and it doesn't work" is not going to get you support from us.

It's explained in the readme, but you really should reverse proxy rather than share certs

Can you post the output of ”ps -ef" from inside the container when that happens?

Anything in the docker log?

That line alone is not helpful. All it tells you is that there was an issue with openvpn install. Post a full log if you seek assistance, and post a docker run. Pihole is known to cause such issues

See here https://blog.linuxserver.io/2019/04/25/letsencrypt-nginx-starter-guide/

Why don't you use the preset conf we provide?

Don't run commands manually inside the container. Crontab is in the config folder. Edit that

What exactly are you trying to accomplish and what did you change?

That's really an upstream issue as opposed to a docker container one. You should report it to folding@home

Yup you're right. Please open a GitHub issue and I'll add it in today. Thanks

Sure, you can copy another one and modify as needed

Change the time in the crontab to 2 minutes from now, restart, wait a minute or two

It's a Plex thing

Just edit the container settings in unraid gui and add a variable

I think you misunderstand how this addon works. It doesn't download nvidia drivers. It downloads and installs a custom unraid (the whole operating system). You don't have to upgrade or downgrade unraid itself. You just install an nvidia build (or stock) through the addon.