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The fix will only affect new installs, right?

https://github.com/Pugmatt/BedrockConnect On page 4, there was talk of setting up a docker to run a local DNS server for this. Would this allow xbox users that are outside of my LAN to input my WAN IP into minecraft and then connect to the bedrock server?

Great. I've done that and it's up and running. Is it possible to have multiple levels on the same server?

I too cannot find server.properties. I installed the container for the first time a few hrs ago. I don't have a 'config' folder? It's not here: \appdata\binhex-minecraftbedrockserver and it's also not here: \appdata\binhex-minecraftbedrockserver\minecraft

I've fixed this by logging in on a desktop and saving the pw in desktop chrome. It now works on my phone. Must be a weird chrome quark. Thanks for testing it.

It's on my phone. It was fine before I updated. It's not offering to save the un/pw any more for unraid. I'll play about with it see if I can fix it.

Are you using ssl login? E.g. longhexsubdomain.unraid.net

Google chrome can no longer remember the un/pw for the login page since updating to 6.8.0.

During the setup of a new proxy host, I created several invalid certificates for the domain, e..g xxxx.domain.com because the DNS entries on my domain had not propagated when I tried to create the certs. (takes 24-48 hrs apparently), so i think this is why cert creation failed. 3 days later, I've now sucessfully created my proxy host in proxy manager, selecting "create a new cert" when adding it. Can the old expired certs be removed from the list of certs? I have quite a few now that are expired from previous failed setups.

Thank you! I did * not *.yaml as I also needed to change some of the core.xxxxxx files. Hopefully that'll be fine. Restarted the container and all seems ok. Thanks again.

In the Home Assistant docker, all the config files ( /appdata/home-assistant/ and /appdata/home-assistant/.config/ ) are root:root so I can't edit them from windows. What should I change them to so that i can edit them? I've tried chown -R 99:100 *, but still can't edit them.

Yes, here's some info: Unraid 6.7.2 M/B: ASUSTeK COMPUTER INC. Z10PA-D8 Series Version Rev 1.xx CPU: Intel® Xeon® CPU E5-2640 v3 @ 2.60GHz (2 physical cpus) Memory: 64 GiB DDR4 Multi-bit ECC VM: Windows10 w/ AMD graphics card passed thru. Dockers: binhex-emby started binhex-krusader stopped binhex-preclear stopped binhex-sabnzbdvpn started duckdns started duplicati started EmbyServer started Google-MusicManager started HandBrake stopped hassConfigurator started home-assistant started letsencrypt stopped mariadb started Minio stopped mosquitto started nextcloud started NginxProxyManager started NodeRed-OfficialDocker started openvpn-as-adblock1 started openvpn-as-adblock2 started pihole started plex started radarr started sonarr started

Some time overnight, the server locked up and needed a "hold the power button"-type shutdown. I've looked in the flash/logs/ folder but no log file was created (at least in the last month). How can I find out why my server crashed?

"Scheme : http" This fixed it for me, i was using "https" for the scheme as it connects with ssl. Clearly I don't understand the difference. Thanks for your help!

I can't get this to work. I've tried all sorts of configuration in HA.

Within the link posted, there is a nginx setup configuration. Is nginx already configured like this or do I need to change something?

Exactly what I've just came here for. I messed up a single container and need to restore only that container.

Is anyone using this with the home assistant docker? I can't get access to HA when going through this proxy. I get a bad gateway error.

Yes it does. You can create a new admin user, then login as new admin user, and delete the default admin user.

Did you figure this out? I am trying to use this for Home assistant, but after I enter credentials on the HA login page, I get the error with a "retry" link.

Docker, br0. Because openvpn uses bridge, it uses the same internet connection as unraid, e.g. direct to internet (via my router). My router is setup to use the pihole IP address as the DNS servers, therefore all openvpn requests go through pihole.

I've installed the home assistant docker from the apps tab. I could access this just fine via /<ip address>:8123/ However, When i added a reverse proxy (using Nginx Proxy Manager) with SSL, i get bad gateway 502 error when accessing the GUI. The cert is valid according to google chrome. I searched and found that maybe adding a line to the config file would work, however, when i navigate to \\TOWER1\appdata\home-assistant\configuration.yaml and try to save the file changes, i dont have permission. Anyone else using home assistant that can possibly help? I will need access to the config files at a later date so how do i get permission to modify them? EDIT: If i change the network type to BRIDGE and specify a port in the template (8123), I can now access the HA GUI with my reverse proxy. However, I think it needs to be HOST because all my smart devices disappear.

Now you have added full access to your network via vpn, be VERY sure that you disconnect the VPN when its not in use. I have set up my access so that i cannot access unraid, it can only access the internet via unraid. Unraid runs pihole so its basicly an adblocker for my mobile. Its always connected, with a persistant connection (and auto-connect) in the openvpn android app on my phone. No more adverts on 4G ! If i lose my phone, the VPN doesnt allow access to my internel network- only the internet.

Please excuse me if this is a bit of a ramble, i'm not sure what I'm actually looking for here... Recently, I've started creating IoT devices that sit on the local network. I can control these with google home via IFTTT and webhooks. The IFTTT service creates a webhook. I'm using unique ports for each device, e.g. for IoT device 1: mywebhooks.duckdns.org:1001/command/ for IoT device 2: mywebhooks.duckdns.org:1002/command/ Then on my router, forward the port to the device. So each IoT device uses a different port, e.g: WAN port 1001 ->> local IoT device 1: 192.168.1.101 WAN port 1002 ->> local IoT device 2: 192.168.1.102 etc However, this seems like it could be simplified if there was a docker that could route data to the correct local IP address directly, so: for IoT device 1: IFTTT sends webhook: mywebhooks.duckdns.org:dockerport/DEVICE_1/command/ for IoT device 1: IFTTT sends webhook: mywebhooks.duckdns.org:dockerport/DEVICE_2/command/ then the docker works out that "DEVICE_1" is 192.168.1.101 and forwards the data to the IoT device, and viceversa with the response. Is there such a docker app? What do you use to do this? How do you do it? Hope that makes sense :-/

I'm also trying to do this at the moment. I have 2 OpenVPN-as instances: OpenVPN-as 1 and OpenVPN-as 2. On the router, i've forwarded 1194 to <unraid>:1194 and 1195 to <unraid>:1195. OpenVPN-as 1 web gui is at <unraid>:943 and uses UDP 1194, in the template forward host 1194 to container 1194, and host 943 to container 943. OpenVPN-as 2 web gui is at <unraid>:944 and uses UDP 1195, in the template delete the host port 1194 and add a new port and forward 1195 to 1195, and forward host 944 to container 943. In the OpenVPN-as 2 server settings -> network, change the UDP port to 1195. Then it works. WAN 1194 connects to OpenVPN-as 1, WAN 1195 connects to OpenVPN-as 2