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24.7 Production Series / Re: Update to 24.7.2 results in kernel panic

« on: August 22, 2024, 08:46:57 pm »

bump: I had the same issue. took photos of the logs (spoiler alert: they look about the same as everyone else's) but I'm not gonna include them unless asked because I don't think they'll be of much use.

tried reboots, legacy kernel, safe mode, etc. no dice. after a reinstall to 24.7 it all worked, but updating to 24.7.2 brought about the same issue. sticking on 24.7 for now. if there's any logs or sysinfo I can offer to help with this issue I'm happy to, but I don't have the time to try updating and tinkering again to help with bugfixing

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General Discussion / Port forward only working via public IP

« on: January 25, 2024, 08:33:44 pm »

Hi, I've been trying to get port forwarding working for my Plex server (temporarily my windows machine). I finally got ddns setup with my domain so I can reliably access my home network remotely via Wireguard, and I setup ddns on my Plex server as well to update another of my domains with the public IP of the server so I can reliably access that remotely too, but the port forward rule isn't functioning as expected.

Note: I am behind CGNAT so my VPN and Plex use exclusively IPv6.

The problem is that the port forward rule only works when the redirect target IP is the public IP of the server, rather than the local IP or the alias I have set to the local IP. I've tried adding plex.direct in private domains for Unbound DNS, changing the redirect target IP to the local IP of the server, and changing the destination to the local IP of the server and a few other options, none have worked. This is the only configuration that works but it seems wrong to have the public IPv6 as the redirect target IP rather than the local IPv6. I have the rule shown in the attachment with the public IP blacked out for privacy, but it is most definitely the public IP.

I've tried reading the documentation and looking at guides over and over and I thought I understood what I was doing but I guess not. Any guidance would be greatly appreciated.