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[einsnulleins]

Hey.
Trying to set this up right now but hitting some walls.

Had to toggle DOCKER_ENV to stop it from switching the actual service adress to some bogus host.docker.internal url. MIght be because I'm using my own dns but just in general, I do not think switching a users input to something else entirely without any sort of headsup is a good idea. Please clarify this further or add a toggle in a new network settings tab for this.

Managed to connect sonarr and Radarr now but Plex still refuses to work. I'm enforcing HTTPS and everything is behind two firewalls and a VPN. So going out to my domain to satisfy the cert check is a bad option.
Please add another toggle to ignore cert checking for anything under localhost, the local IP or just the service one is currently setting up.

Cheers :)

[TannerMidd]

As far as I'm aware this is all pretty well documented in the readme and docker-compose it looks like. The host.docker.internal is pretty standard in the docker world and is a support feature, if it's not needed of course it can be turned off. I can look at making it disabled by default and the implication of that.

Not sure exaclty what or how to fix the Plex issue, that seems to be working for basically everybody so far. Would probably need some actual logs or console error to see what the actual issue is.

If you manage to get it working and it requires docker changes etc..feel free to post the finalized setup so I can get an idea of the different possible setups people are using the app with.

[einsnulleins]

Thanks for the quick response!

I had to search the code for DOCKER_ENV to check what it actually does and whether it does anything more than silently modifying the URL.
The readme only states "enable docker specific features" and I assumed it would tweak a dozen (required) things under the hood.

As for my admittedly niche plex issue, the log is:
"Proxy error: Hostname/IP does not match certificate's altnames: IP: 192.XXX.XXX.XXX is not in the cert's list: "
I want to keep using HTTPS enforcement without having to route recommendarr through cloudflare, vpn and firewall. A switch to disable cert/https checking for an individual service would help greatly.
I think the security implications when using the local IP or localhost are acceptable.