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Here we go, thank you! https://pastebin.com/pNyeZRuh

I did it in my first post but now that was the old container. Give me a few hours and I'll run it again.

I have both the web and rcp user and pass in the docker defined and neither will let me log in. It's really weird. Read somewhere that I might need to deleted the lock file? Was going to try that out later. I can't find any answer on it it seems.

To add to this, somehow my nzb360 android app is able to connect to rutorrent over my reverse proxy with no issues, yet I still can't log in to the gui. Anyone else having the same issue?

So I created an entirely new rTorrent docker and re-did it all from the ground up. Even after doing that fresh, the webgui is still broke and won't let me log in. Anyone got any ideas?

Somehow I've locked my web gui up. I was fixing the ipmangle error and got it resolved. But now I can't log in remotely on my reverse proxy. It works fine when I open the IP directly. Here are some logs: Any ideas on what I messed up?

I've been having some wonky problems with this container recently. Last week usenet downloads wouldn't import and move the completed files correctly. Now that seems to be working, yet now it won't copy torrent files and move them to /media. Anyone have any ideas? Thanks.

Any update on the idea of being able to create a static webpage with this container? In that same vein, until there is one, what is the best container to use to create a static web landing page alongside this container for now?

Ahh...makes sense. Well thanks again, been asking all over the net and haven't gotten any answers until now. 😃👍

That did it, thank you so much! Why I couldn't remember to do that is beyond me. Just out of curiosity, what is port 5000 for?

Got that working now, thanks. Must have somehow uploaded an older picture. It's set to the same now. Emby pings as open. So does HTTP/HTTPS. So weird. I've tried turning NAT reflection completely off (disabled), tried PureNat, tried NAT + Proxy; doesn't seem to make a difference. I am curious as to what each port does in the docker settings. I know 9080 is the webUI, but what do the other ones do? Is it something with them and pfSense maybe?

I changed... network.port_range.set = 7100-7119 ...to simply 7100 and ruTorrent wouldn't load with that set. Changed it back and it loads fine. Still no luck with opening ports though. My UnRAID IP is 192.168.1.3 This is the NAT port forward rule. rTorrent alias is port 7100. And the other is the WAN rule. Still nothing seems to open. I know it's something silly on my end.

I have VPN turned off though. So I'm just trying to get the incoming rTorrent ports open to the WAN I think.

For some reason I can't figure out how to port forward this container in pfSense. I had it working in the past, but I can't seem to get it to open now for whatever reason. My ports in rtorrent are 7100-7119. This is my NAT rule. Anyone got any ideas what I've got wrong?

I'm not sure how I got it working, but the website shows as secure as of now.

Anybody every get a working https setup with Emby?

That did the trick, thanks!

Anyone else having issues with the Android apps lately not wanting to play videos? TV and movies? Some seem to work, but a lot don't. Get an error message saying to restart the server and the app and see if that fixes it. It doesn't. I even reinstalled the server docker and still does the same things. I don't really see any errors in the logs, but I can post whatever is needed. Thanks.

Yes, it's the Hexchat IRC docker that runs on NoVNC.

I'm not sure what you mean exactly. It still just ends up on that page I posted at any rate. I dont know of a setting in NoVNC that can change that.

Has anyone been able to figure out how to get the URL to forward to the NoVNC server and skip this page? This is what I mean: https://imgur.com/fEceIPi I want to bypass clicking the vnc.html and have it go straight to the password prompt.

Is there any chance of getting this container update? I noticed it's somewhere over 100 commits behind I think. Best working version we have anyway, thanks!

Is there any way to reverse proxy this with the letsencrypt nginx container?

The log seems to have lots of errors. The container seems to be running ok at the moment, but I had a hard time getting back to the guacamole login screen earlier. What seems to be up here? https://pastebin.com/kPKkXF2z This showed up as well after I logged in.

Is anyone using this with rtorrent? I've tried all the configurations I can think of based off the setup page provided by lazylibrarian and I can't get any of them to communicate correctly. Any time I try to change scgi_port = 0.0.0.0:5000 in rtorrent.rc it borks rutorrent and I can't see anything until I changed it back. Any suggestions on what I should try?