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Thanks for the comments - much appreciated.
There shouldn't be any references to the 172.X
"docker network" IPs.
The project is meant to use the host machine IP for all references.
What individual container's or settings are you using the 172.x
IPs for/in?
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So when you try to open anything from the Homer start page they all go to host IP:port
are you saying that none of those ever open or load for you?
What about if you go into Portainer and then into the stack info for the Medaibox stack.
At the far right there will be a column that says "Published Ports" and those will be links to the applications again via host IP:port
-- do those open for you?
If neither of those are working / opening for you something is for sure wrong - there should be no need for and no use of the Docker 172.x
net IPs necessary at all when using Mediabox.
Is your host PC IP address being detected correctly?
At the bottom of the "Getting Started" page there is a "Troubleshooting" section that shows the details being used.
Can you verify that the IP_AADRESS
line is correct for the IP address of your host PC?
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OK so I am not really following:
The 1 container that is exposed to the internet via nginx, the nginx
sites-available file points to thehost:port
.
But, when setting up containers, using thehost:port
doesn't work. But
using the 172 network does.
What container is exposed to the internet?
Mediabox does not expose anything to the internet in its config.
And what do you mean by "when stetting up containers using the host:port
doesn't work."
Setting up what exactly?
You just mentioned that via Homer, Portainer, Muximux it all works - so that is host IP:port
working.
Using that same info in the containers should work exactly the same.
For example:
In Overseerr - my settings for Radarr and Sonarr are set for the host IP:port
Same with copying a Torznab Feed Link from Jackett - it creates a link with host IP:port/feed/etc..
and using those in Sonarr and Radarr works totally fine.
Additionally - no one has had this issue before or asked about this here or needed a fix.
If this were an issue and the behavior of Mediabox there would be more talk about it I'd think.
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Glad you got it figured out --
I don't think I have specific instructions for the UFW to be off - so that might be something I'll add to the docs.
However per the Ubuntu docs turning it on would be a user selected action.
ufw by default is initially disabled.
So while I don't specifically mention that it should be off - the default setting on an Ubuntu install is off.
And thus if it is turned on then yes it would be on the user to open/add/allow any necessary ports.
Yes this the intended design and config of Mediabox.
Nothing is exposed inbound from the internet except for Plex which already has built-in security.
The rest of the applications and configuration are meant to be open to your internal network, as that should be secured by other means.
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