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  1. [email protected]'s post in Docker cannot find the defined env file... Anyone know why? was marked as the answer   
    It was a custom setup of a container, the container thread is basically for app store ones.

    Anyway it started working randomly, no idea why. I'll close this.
  2. Restarted, they didn't come back, but they did return when I just refreshed their template entries.

    Going to go with blip for now and get back to working on why they can't actually access one another on the network...
  3. [email protected]'s post in Cannot stop array - Need help! was marked as the answer   
    OK, diagnosed it. Posting for posterity:
     
    lsof | grep /mnt/user
     
    Got a random bash process:
     
    bash 21148 root cwd DIR 0,56 4096 648799827764686976 /mnt/user/media/anime-movies  
    kill -9 21148
     
    it shut down. No idea what process that was... maybe an open session somewhere.
  4. [email protected]'s post in HELP - My Unraid server cannot connect to the outside world was marked as the answer   
    Solved it sort of - it was Wireguard.
     
    I think when I added 0.0.0.0/0 to allowed peers, it created problems. I need to experiment more with it since i want VPN clients to be able to access both my VLANs
  5. [email protected]'s post in Replaced my flash drive and my networking is a total mess was marked as the answer   
    Replacing the docker image fixed the network issues.

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