Civrock

So my individual user account shows as id 1000, tried that and I am still getting the same issue you had above. I reset the permissions to 99:100 which is the default for most containers and that still did not work. The logs are still showing permission denied error for me. Edit: I found the problem. It wasn't permissions for me, but rather one of the paths in the container was modified so it was trying to save to an invalid path. Same looking error, but different solutions. Thanks for your elaboration and help @Rourke

Can you elaborate a bit on this part? I know how to navigate to what folder I need. I know what chown -R does. But I cannot figure out how to find which user I need to change permissions to.

Thank you so much for this!

Can either of you, or anyone for that matter, provide a step by step guide on how to bash in and made these modifications? I am pretty new to using linux so the commands are kinda foreign to me. I found the relvant "client_max_body_size" within my letsencrypt docker but I cannot figure out how to make it happen in this container.

So my container automatically updated on me and I could not log in at all. I tried removing the WebGUI\Password part as suggested a few pages ago and login with admin:admin and that did not work. Deleted the .conf file to let it regenerate and that didn't work. Tried reverting to the previous version with the old .conf file and that did not work. How do I go about regaining access to the WebGUI? The container is running fine other than that little problem...

How do I go about routing my client's traffic out of the internal docker subnet to my network's subnet in bridged mode (only mode I could get working)? All my network subnets for unraid are defualt so the openvpn server assigns clients onto the 172 subnet but my network is on the 192 range. Clients can access anything on the unraid server, as well as the gateway for the 192 subnet, but cannot ping anything else in the 192 range. I am using an Edgerouter X as the gateway and the unraid server on the other side of a UniFi switch in mostly default configuration as far as routing is concerned. The specific option which was mentioned in SpaceInvaderOne's updated video under configuration > vpn settings > routing > specific the private subents to which all clients should be given access does not seem to work in my situation. I have been battling with this for a few weeks now trying to figure it out on my own but anything I change that intuitively makes sense just breaks the server and I have to reinstall and reconfigure it to try again.

Man, this is embarrassing. Where do I go from there? I typed help to see what commands are available and there is nothing like what the server should have available. If I am not mistaken, which I just may be, that is the console for the docker and not the "in game" console? I am trying to promote users to admin since the server settings are not working in regards to admins.

Sorry since it looks like this has been asked a million times but I am having difficulty figuring it out... how do I access the console for the Factorio server? I get that you need to remote console into it, but how exactly do I go about that? Very sorry if this is some really basic stuff.

I am having some issues (probably configuration on my end) with the Factorio docker. I can get everything working great when connecting to it on my LAN, and I can get the server to broadcast in the public games listing from Factorio.com, but I cannot connect to my server remotely even with ports forwarded. Has anyone ran into this issue with the Factorio server or any other one for that matter that might help? I am using an Edgerouter x, everything on the same subnet, ports forwarded to the Factorio server, I have tried configuring the server in Bridge, Host, and custom w/ static ip, and still no luck. Maybe a firewall or NAT issue? Most of the stuff I can find on google is solved because someone forgot to forward the ports but that is not my case here. EDIT: Nevermind. I actually used my brain for a minute and realized it is a NAT thing. Connecting to my VPN first and then trying to connect through the matchmaking works as it should. 🤦‍♂️

How would I go about verifying that I am connected to my VPN? Based on some initial mistakes I made on setup and reading the documentation I understand that the webUI would be inaccessible if it was not connected, but I just wanted to know if there are other ways to verify.

It is showing active torrents, but most of them don't have anything going on in the "Up Speed" column and their "Uploaded" stat is extremely small, most showing less than 50MB uploaded compared to the many tens of GB downloaded. There are sporadic uploads at varying times, but nothing sustained and nothing large enough to cap out my transfer bandwidth. When I go into the preferences to set global and per-torrent seed caps of zero or anything else it is still going full tilt on the transfer rate measured at my Edgerouter. Edit: What are the chances / is it even possible that I have something configured improperly and instead of writing directly to disc, my server is sending all that data across the network back to itself to write to the array? When the array is writing at full speed the transfer rate is maxed and when the array is writing at a slow speed, the internet transfer is around the same speed. Sounds insane, and I am not even sure it is possible. But bandwidth seems to be increasing / decreasing with array write speed. That really doesn't make a whole lot of sense.

Hi there, I am completely new to just about everything associated with unRaid and the Docker system so I am probably just having a fundamental misunderstanding about how this stuff works, but I am noticing something weird nonetheless. I got everything up and running with my PIA account linked to deluge and everything seems to work okay from the unraid/deluge side of things, but when deluge is running it is somehow maxing out my upload connection even though nothing is actually being uploaded. It seems to be tied to the download rate, for example, if I limit deluge to 5MB/s down, then the upload sits around the same speed. It does this all the way until it reaches the limit at around 8MB/s up, so when I am running full bandwidth downloading my upload is constantly capped. Is there something I am completely misunderstanding about my setup or is there something really weird going on here? Thanks for your time.