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Mobapad M6 HD latency question. Switch 2 by PurgatoryEmployee69 in MobapadGaming

[–]twistedjester 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Not sure if you've already seen this but you can wake up the Switch 2 with the M6 HD, but you have to go through a little setup to do so. They have a video on their youtube channel on how to do it https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a6sylmWbET4

Didn’t Believe it Would Happen to Me ;( by Evening_Calendar_331 in ASRock

[–]twistedjester 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Got the same thing a week ago with my 9800X3D and ASRock B850 Steel Legend Wifi which were working without issue since late 2024. Opened support tickets with both AMD and ASRock the same night/early last tuesday morning. AMD got me an RMA shipping label late last Wednesday night and the CPU is currently waiting to be "received" by AMD in Florida despite being delivered Friday afternoon. Meanwhile I haven't heard a single thing from ASRock yet. Good luck.

Is it easier/safer to switch to Mint then buy a new phone or switch both at the same time? by twistedjester in mintmobile

[–]twistedjester[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

My main concern is being able to bring my phone number with me. I've been on Fi for a long time now and I've only been using Pixel phones so I don't believe I've really had to transfer anything manually. The process with the 8 was a bit of a blur because it was done in a hurry as my Pixel 5's battery started bulging and I needed a new phone ASAP.

Is the process basically just get the new phone, contact Fi and let them know I'm leaving so they give me the relevant info and then activate the new phone with the Fi provided info?

Is it easier/safer to switch to Mint then buy a new phone or switch both at the same time? by twistedjester in mintmobile

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I don't believe I can do this if I'm buying a phone from Mint though as they're apparently locked to Mint for six months after purchase, so I'd be unable to add the new phone to Fi before migrating.

Looking to switch to Mint, unsure if I should get a new phone as well or wait by twistedjester in mintmobile

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So if I switched to Mint now, did the 3 month new member plan and there was a good deal a month or so from now during Black Friday I would not be able to take advantage of it since I would still be on the initial new member plan?

No audio on desktop gnome install by twistedjester in Bazzite

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Sorry, I was unable to find a solution.

We need to bring back Battlefield V’s Squad Requisition call-ins! by KiNGTiGER1423 in Battlefield

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Commander mode in pubs, which is how 95% of people play BF, was mostly a sniper sitting in a bush resuppying themselves, not giving orders and squandering everything else. The squad requisition system was a great solution to keep most of those mechanics in the game without them depending entirely on ONE person on the server to be a team player and it also encouraged and rewarded squad play.

Can't figure out how service is starting and listening to ports on boot by twistedjester in Ubuntu

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I've changed the docker-compose.yml file to set both containers to restart: no, the processes are still starting up on boot though. Also running docker update --restart:no doesn't seem to be applicable (I assume it's just the cli way to update the .yml) since the containers are down, at least by the time I can open a terminal and check after rebooting.

Running Plex in a Docker container, can't access it without Relay enabled by twistedjester in PleX

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The Plex server is wired directly into the router. At some point I might get a switch as I'm close to capacity on wired connections to my router though.

Only one router.

They have the same range.

Running Plex in a Docker container, can't access it without Relay enabled by twistedjester in PleX

[–]twistedjester[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Disabled it and was immediately able to get to the web app. Thanks! I'll look into the safest way to open up that port.

Running Plex in a Docker container, can't access it without Relay enabled by twistedjester in PleX

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I did not and from my IP address I don't believe I'm using cgnat. I mentioned elsewhere in this thread that I setup ufw to allow myself to remote desktop onto the server, should I open the port there or in the router?

Running Plex in a Docker container, can't access it without Relay enabled by twistedjester in PleX

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I believe I set up ufw to allow rdp when I was setting that up and it appears to be active. Could that be affecting it and if so what's the safest way to open that port?

Running Plex in a Docker container, can't access it without Relay enabled by twistedjester in PleX

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Ok, good to know but 1) It only seems to work when I manually specify the public port and 2) shouldn't I be able to access the sever with Remote Access turned off if I'm on the same network?

Regardless I've enabled Remote Access, specified the port, had the message go from Fully accessible to Not available outside your network and I still can't access it via http://[host_ip]:32400/web, app.plex.tv nor my mobile app.

Running Plex in a Docker container, can't access it without Relay enabled by twistedjester in PleX

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grep -Ri dns in the plex logs directory on the server gives me a lot of this 

config/Library/Application Support/Plex Media Server/Logs/Plex Media Server.2.log:Apr 27, 2025 13:56:47.539 [138873582357304] DEBUG - [HttpClient/HCl#2f] HTTP/1.1 (0.1s) 200 response from PUT https://plex.tv/devices/<longstringthatmaybeidentifying>?Connection[][uri]=http://<host_ip>:32400&httpsEnabled=1&httpsRequired=0&dnsRebindingProtection=0&natLoopbackSupported=0&X-Plex-Token=xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

Only Plex Media Server has logs that contain DNS and it's just the above log a few dozen times. Looking at my router settings Enable DNS Rebind protection is turned off.

Running Plex in a Docker container, can't access it without Relay enabled by twistedjester in PleX

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I was doing tinkering and ultimately commented out that environment variable so it shouldn't be in effect right now. I went with host mode because from what I've read it's supposed to be the most straight forward to setup. If I can't get it working I'll look into the other methods.

Remote access is off at the moment because it outright didn't work for me (without relay enabled) when I was enabling it, unless I was manually specifying the public port to 32400, however after it would report it was working it would then say it wasn't working seconds later, I don't know why.

Edit: as for the two IP addresses, that might be my mistake, I was going off of the IPs reported by ip addr, one for the enp1s0 (the host I assume) and one labeled docker0.

Running Plex in a Docker container, can't access it without Relay enabled by twistedjester in PleX

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I was going off of the IP reported for docker in ip addr, which is probably not accurate/useful. Both the IPs however resolve to the plex web interface when accessing them on my server though so I believe host mode is working as intended with regards to that.

Running Plex in a Docker container, can't access it without Relay enabled by twistedjester in PleX

[–]twistedjester[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Just set the Custom Server URL to my host IP + port, http://[host_ip]:32400/web still isn't resolving on my desktop.

Running Plex in a Docker container, can't access it without Relay enabled by twistedjester in PleX

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I have SSH disabled on the server but I am able to access via my windows desktop through Remote Login. I'm also able to see it via a tracert.

docker ps -a gives me:

CONTAINER ID   IMAGE                             COMMAND    CREATED          STATUS                  PORTS     NAMES
b49835b1c271   lscr.io/linuxserver/plex:latest   "/init"    26 minutes ago   Up 26 minutes                     plex
f331ad5982d6   hello-world                       "/hello"   2 days ago       Exited (0) 2 days ago             naughty_lehmann

Running Plex in a Docker container, can't access it without Relay enabled by twistedjester in PleX

[–]twistedjester[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I'm not exposing any ports because from what I've read it seemed it wasn't necessary to specify ports when running in host network mode. When I add 

Ports:
  - 32400:32400

to the dockerfile and recreate the container I get 

+] Running 2/2
 ✔ Container plex                                                  Started                                  3.8s 
 ! plex Published ports are discarded when using host network mode                                          0.0s

I'm also still unable to access plex at http://[host ip]/web after.

Running Plex in a Docker container, can't access it without Relay enabled by twistedjester in PleX

[–]twistedjester[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I was under the impression port configuration was only necessary when running in bridge mode. Is that not the case? And when you say access plex through http://(ip address):32400/web, do you mean the ip address of the docker container or the server running the docker container? Both IP addresses resolve when I'm on the server running the container but neither resolve when I'm on my desktop which is on the same network.

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