thatonethur

So my proxynet network still exists. I have no idea how to explain that it's constantly bouncing up and down status. I started using Uptimerobot to monitor if it's up and down and I can say that it bounces between up and down at least 30 times per day.

Trying to rack my brain as to what changed as SWAG as worked perfect for years. My scenario: Multiple dockers (primarily used for Plex and Emby) proxied using SWAG (latest version). Local SWAG docker is on separate "proxynet" network per SpaceInvaderOne's video and points to local port of 3553. From my router/firewall, I port forward inbound traffic to 3553 docker IP (which is same as Unraid box) NOTE: I have another docker container that connects directly to a specific port and while 443 is timing out, the other specific port is working just fine. This narrows down the issue to SWAG specifically for me. Problem is that I can check my port 443 on home IP address and it works, and then 3 minutes later the connection is refused for another 2-3 minutes and then it's back up accepting connections again for the next 5 minutes and this pattern repeats. It alternates from connection succeeded to connection refused. I've seen nothing in the SWAG logs or Firewall logs for that matter, that is jumping out at me. I think my next step will be to delete the container and start from scratch. I had a failure on an ssd that config was stored on a few weeks ago and while every single other docker worked just fine when i restored data to it, perhaps something was missed. Any ideas?

I'm trying to route the binhex-resilio-sync container back through binhex-privoxyvpn container and I can't get the webui to work. I've ensured that port 8888 is defined within the vpn container and it's still timing out. Is there something else I should be looking at?

As an FYI, it looks like the developer has very early (Intel based) GPU support: https://github.com/jshridha/docker-blueiris/pull/40 It looks if you pull the "gpu" version, it may work. I'm not 100% sure how we might test without building two separate systems altogether, but may be worth the hassle.