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Yesterday I had some issues which I thought were addressed here; Note JorgeB did say in this thread "some filesystem corruption". Yikes. Today, I've experienced further issues and now have 'Docker Service failed to start'. I can see that cache file is showing: Unsupported or no file system I did try and deleted my docker.img file and recreate/install my docker images. This seemed to work for a short period but now back to docker not starting. Diagnostics attached. Any further assistance would be greatly appreciated. tower-diagnostics-20230618-1804.zip

Thank you @JorgeB I'm back up and running and also successfully upgraded.

As per title, everything was working OK until I ugrade to 6.12.0. No Appdata, Docker won't start as a result. Appdata is on my cache and noticed this drive has a status of; C32100btrfsUnmountable: Wrong or no file system Thanks for your help. tower-diagnostics-20230617-1306.zip

Same here. btrfs fi show root@Tower:~# btrfs fi show Label: none uuid: ba2ad44b-d872-4a0c-8d0d-61dc7e5fdccf Total devices 1 FS bytes used 412.00KiB devid 1 size 1.00GiB used 126.38MiB path /dev/loop2 Label: none uuid: 2cdae5d7-8ff2-4603-acf1-f618f095ea31 Total devices 1 FS bytes used 42.64GiB devid 1 size 55.90GiB used 55.90GiB path /dev/sdb1 root@Tower:~# Restoring versions hasn't helped, will create another thread.

Mines same, I only checked having read this post as my tunnel has also been working fine.

Hi mate, I don't use SWAG, instead NGINX Proxy Manager. It's GUI based rather than config files. I find it so much easier to use. So I've got Home Assistant working remotely using NGINX Proxy Manager. It's pretty easy. I have NGINX set up for a few dockers as well as HA VM. Happy to help you if I can but I'd recommend moving over to NGINX PM 🙂

Sorry I meant on your router. If I remember you forward ports 80 and 443. I forward to 180 and 1443 and set these up in NGINX in the docker container. It's really straight forward and works really reliably.

No particular help (sorry), I don't use Swag. Have you tried NGINXProxyManager? Much easier to use and no config files to mess with. Just forward the port on the firewall and create a Proxy Host. Job done.

Certainly give Emby a go. Meets the above although I'd say check up on VLC and that it works for you. Ceertainly Emby > Plex (for me).

I don't believe it's good practice to transfer between Disks and Shares. A quick way to re-sync your files from Share to Nextcloud gui; Docker > Nextcloud > Console Type "occ files:scan --all" (without ") and press enter This will re-scan the drive and update the Web UI.

Good question and one I don't know the answer to. I haven't had any issues with channels suddenly not working.

You mentioned that you wanted less than 30. Didn't seem too many to do manually if absolutely necessary.

Yes you can. You can do it within Emby.

Quick guide on what I did. Works and looks brilliantly. I'm running alturismo/xteve in Host mode. XTeVe Install XTeVe in Unraid Launch XTeVe Click on Playlist and add your m3u file Then Filter - this allows you to Filter IN channels based on their Grouping in the m3u file. I have a number for each sport group I have XMLTV - not needed for Emby Mapping - this is where the effort is invested. Adding the Sky Channel numbers that correspond to the Sky Channel. Matching them correctly will allow for them to be pulled into Emby with right channel logo EPG, etc. XMLTV file should be XTeVe Dummy. In Emby; Add the m3U created by xTeve. Will probably be - http://SERVERIPADDRESS:34400/m3u/xteve.m3u as TV Source under Live TV TV Guide Data Provider - I use SKy SD - Cable Refresh Guide Data Go into Emby and Live TV. Channels should be listed with full EPG. If you have multiple of the same channel then give them their own channel number in XTeVe and manually map the channel in Emby. Happy to help further if I can. My M3u is a mess but was worth the investment in time. I can also now record m3u via Emby and you can specify a custom record path in Emby itself.

1. I run Emby on Unraid. Use to run it on Xpenology and had no end of performance issues. Runs like a dream on Unraid. Outside LAN access is straight forward, forward the right port from your router to the server and off you go. 2. VPN to access your LAN/Emby is a good idea. Either Wireguard or Open VPN AS. Easy to set up. This is VPN IN and covers 1.3 and 1.4 of your post. Note: PIA for controlling server isn't what you need. PIA is VPN OUT. 3. Yep, straight forward with a bit of patience. 4. I use Binhex Deluge VPN for Torrents.