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How can this be configured to listen on multiple ports? It seems to ignore /etc/ssh/sshd_config

Looks like the files created by PaperMC have 'other' permissions set to read-only. Would it be possible to chmod o=rw all files on startup?

Docker needs it's own ip address, if anyone else is struggling to get this working. Don't set it to bridge, use br0

I've installed Mojang and PaperMC. With Mojang, I have access to the plugins folder, but in papermc i get a permissions error. How can I add plugins?

I've just installed this, but when I do to settings, i get a popup: "Missing XSRF Token. Please reload the page" Reloading doesn't fix it. Any ideas?

The latest version is 2.0.5.1_beta_2020-01-18. It's quite old.

I use CA Appdata Backup to do an overnight backup of all dockers. When the docker is stopped, do you know if the minecraft servers are gracefully stopped, or is it just killed? Worried about data loss if the servers are killed.

Ah ok. I've found that if I stop all servers before making changes to anything, it's not quite as crash-happy. Does anyone know how to convert a mojang server to a paperMC server? Don't want to lose the world as the kids will literally kill me. Answer: Simply set the profile and runable to paperMC and it converts automaticly. There's some notes in the log when the paperMC server starts up on how to convert it back to mojang.

Having issues with the webUI disappearing after performing an action. E.g. I set up a cron job, clicked on the generate backup button and the webUI hangs and then goes to a ERR_CONNECTION_REFUSED page. This has happened several times now. Last time it happened when trying to download the papermc image. Only way to get it back is the restart the container. The MC servers are all running fine. Just no webUI.

I'm struggling to decide where to set Duplicati TMP folder on the server. I use appdata backup app that backs up the appdata folder. Duplicati stores the databases in it's appdata folder so that needs to be backed-up. The tmp folder for duplicati doesn't need backing up, so inside its appdata folder is the wrong place for it, and its making my appdata backup tar files huge! Would it be ok to set it to the server cache drive e.g. /mnt/cache/ ? I thought about using the server's RAM "/tmp/" but didn't want it to run out of RAM during a backup.

Its not obvious- it gives a scary warning when you enable this setting. I'll give it a try later.

Thanks. I tried this just now and it was the same, I had to factory reset the USG. Do I have to turn on the "Override the inform host" setting?

That's where I am on my setup, and now every time I restart the USG, it forgets it's inform URL.

In the controller, go to settings -> Site -> DEVICE AUTHENTICATION Use the username and password that is set there. See if that works.

On windows, install a SSH client, like "putty". Go to your router and find the IP address of the AP, enter the IP address into putty SSH using port 22, then connect. Enter the username ubnt and password ubnt.

Yes. I've set it to http://192.168.1.220 Which is my unraid server.

Ssh into the AP and type 'info'. If the inform url is wrong, use 'set-inform http://unraidip:8080/inform' Assuming the unraid controller port is 8080.

Every time my USG is rebooted, it fails to be adopted by the controller. The only solution is to factory reset the USG, then go to 192.168.1.1 and enter the controller url http://<unraid-ip>:8080/inform and then re-adopt it. It's really really annoying, especially as we're having lots of electrical work done here at the moment, and the're turning off the power every few days. Does anyone else have this issue?

How can i disable "Syslog mirrored to flash" ? I turned it on a long time ago to track down an issue with freezing-up, but can't remember how i did it.

Can you get to the UI from a fresh container install? When i installed the controller docker, it took quite a long time to start up the first time. I also had a bunch of issues with my router (asus) so i changed it for a USG.

Yes it is. Thanks. How does the controller know the port is 456 ?

If my inform url needs to be http://192.168.1.123:456/inform, What should I set Settings > Controller > Controller Settings > "Controller Hostname/IP" to so that newly plugged in APs are auto-adopted ?

I've just been on unifi's chat support because my new AP was stuck in a disconnected / adopting loop. They got me to SSH into the AP (default un/pw is ubnt/ubnt) and run the "info" command. This returns the url that the devices use to communicate with the controller. By default, it's: http://unifi:8080/inform as shown in the response from the info command. As another docker is using 8080 (everything seems to want this port!), I changed the "Port used for device and controller communication." port to 28080, so I had to run this command to let my brand new new AP know where the controller is: set-inform http://<unraid_ip>:28080/inform Leaving this here in case someone else has this issue.

Sorry for being a bit dumb. Is the unifi controller the same as a cloud key? And is it a replacement for a hardware router?

The VNC password in the container is not the VNC login password, the VNC login password is the "PASSWORD" container var. Is this a mistake?