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It is set to enable. I tried stopping the array and disabling bridging, then turning it back on. Did not work

All I have is Bridge/host/none. Custom is missing.

Thanks for letting me know. But all I have for network type are bridge, host and none. How do I get custom to show up?

PiHole seems to be missing from Community Applications. All I can find is PiHole Template. Is this docker no longer available? Is there a way to install it through plugins?

You are overthinking it. Those files you download from Torguard have a config in it. This config will point deluge to the appropriate client. You should be able to follow space invaders video exactly except for VPN choose custom and when hes installing the certs and config, go to the downloads link I gave you. Let us know if it works so I can reward myself with a beer. If it doesnt work I will still be having the beer, but it will be a drown my sorrows beer.

You can follow space invaders guide except just choose custom instead of the other options. Also, I have heard people having issues with deluge causing Sonarr to stop working if you turn on strict port forwarding but didnt configure it properly in Sonarr. After you set up the docker you need to go this site and download the vpn certs that you see Space Invader installing near the end of the video. https://torguard.net/downloads.php I just downloaded the OpenVPN 2.4+ Standard TCP Configs for Nov 25 2019...the very top one and it worked for me. Go into that OpenVPN zip you downloaded and delete all of the .ovpn files except for the one for your server. MAKE SURE YOU JUST DELETE THE OVPN FILES AND NOT THE CERTS OR OTHER FILES. Now go into your App data folder to where deluge is and throw in the certs in the openvpn folder. Restart the docker and it SHOULD work.

I use torguard. Just like Strike said, select the custom vpn option.

Can you post the components you are using in your Unraid build? Also which dockers and VMS are you using?

Are you just starting a new world on a minecraft server? Is this meant just for people in your house/on your network to connect to? If so, I would try just going into Minecraft on your PC. (The actual Game on your computer.) Launch it and click on multiplayer. Next click "Add Server" and enter the IP address of your minecraft server followed by the port. The default port is 25565. Here's an example of how to enter it. 192.161.1.2:25565. Now click done and try to connect. If you get "connection refused" then you may need to open the port on your router. Let me know if this helps.

Nevermind, I got it working. I think I was treating this like a typical Windows Box. In the server.properties file I was specifying my Minecraft docker/Unraid IP. However, when I did a test with the default world it connected with no problem. So this time I left the server IP blank in the server.properties file. Next thing I did was this. After deleting the binhex docker and the file binhex-minecraft folder location in Appdata, I reinstalled the docker with default settings. Then I launched minecraft and connected to the world. After that I exited out of the world and uploaded the contents of my world folder to the default world folder. I did not delete the world folder nor rename it. When I logged back in I was able to connect to my world.

Do i need to rename the folder as well? When I copied a world on a normal Windows machine, I would just remove the default world folder and copy the new world folder over to the same place. The world folder had my worlds name on it. I tried to do the following: Went into Appdata > binhex-minecraftserver > minecraft and deleted the world folder Copied over my folder with my worlds name. Went to the server.properties file and added my worlds name. Tried to connect to world and got connection refused. These are the files in my world I am trying to copy over.

Hello, So I am able to connect to the Minecraft world with the default settings after adding the IP for my Unraid server. However, when I try to migrate a Minecraft world from my Windows server to the Binhex folder and the world no longer connects. I do not change the name of the World folder. I just take the contents from my world folder and move it into the Binhex default world folder. Once I do that, the world no longer connects from my PC. Any ideas on what I need to do to get this working? It seems to be something in the world folder causing this and I am not sure what.

You would only need to restore to the backup if the new version corrupts your minecraft server. If everything works fine then there would be no reason to restore to the backup.

Well I figured it out. Enable Proxy was enabled for some reason under Sonarr > General. I don't remember enabling it. Maybe installing Deluge changed it but now it connects.

I have been having issues connecting to my indexers in Sonarr. Radarr works fine connecting to the same indexers. In the logs I just see a bunch of connection refused. I did read in here that delugevpn could be causing the issue. I turned off Strict Port Forwarding and it still does not connect to the indexers. I went as far as uninstalling the delugevpn docker all together and that didnt work either. Any ideas?

Ok...so its just for remote access to my unraid server. Got it

I think my real problem is I don't really understand the purpose of DuckDNS. I get that it provided a domain to my external IP but what is the benefit of that? What can I use it for?

Maybe Im not understanding the point of DuckDNS. I created a subdomain and I can ping it internally from my PC and Unraid terminal to see the external IP. But how do I use that to connect to Plex? Do I need to create DNS entries? How should I do that?

Hello guys. I have Lidarr docker running on my unraid server. Lidarrs download clients are SabNZDB and utorrent. SabNZDB is also a docker on unraid but uTorrent runs on a remote PC. I am able to connect utorrent with Lidarr and send my downloads there but the files are not being transferered back to my storage location on unraid. On Lidarr I am getting an error "Remote download client uTorrent Remote places downloads in C:\Users\testuser\Documents\Media but this is not a valid ubuntu path. Review your remote path mappings and download client settings." I found this guide that kind of explains how to map remote drives and local drives but I cant see mto follow it. https://old.reddit.com/r/usenet/wiki/docker What I want is when the files are done downloading the files are transferred back to my unraid server to my media folder. These are my mappings: Lidarr Docker config utorrent on remote PC settings Any help would be appreciated.

Do you have or are you using a 3rd party VP’? The vpn site you are using might not support port forwarding. That’s what the logs tell me. 1. You chose pita as your vpn and you are using a site that doesn’t support port forwarding.

Have you watched space invaders video on delugevpn? It doesn’t seem like it since your container mappings aren’t correct.

Did you download the vpn config fie from your vpn site and place it in that location?

Is there some sort of tutorial or guide for what the different options do in the Web GUI? This qBittorrent version Options is quite a bit different than the client I have running on my PC. Ultimately what I want to do is this, if possible: - place the torrents still downloading in the incomplete folder - when done, move them to the completed folder - rename them if possible as well - when the download is complete, dont seed -take off the bandwidth limitation for my downloads Any help would be great. Thanks

I added the certificate from my VPN site but I still get connection refused. Any ideas?