Disclaimer: I'm bringing it here before any shutdown of AMH because lately, there's random stuff being posted there and a lack of control.

*Deals from 2020 onward might still be possible in some ways.
1927:

• Fox Film and Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer were planning to merge before being called off.

1929:

• Warner Bros Pictures, Inc. called off a merger with Paramount Famous Lasky Corporation.

1956:

• Suitors including what would become Associated Artists Pictures had been bidding for Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's back catalog. MGM would eventually enter the TV market themselves.

1957:

• Associated Artists Pictures almost closed a deal to buy Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's shorts library (including the Tom and Jerry shorts) but shut it down due to the (unspecified) price tag.

1958:

• National Telefilm Associates announced plans to buy Associated Artists Pictures, which at this point was a subject of litigation. It would be United Artists who would buy them.

1971:

• 20th Century Fox and Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer considered merging.

1982:

• Orion Pictures looked at buying Embassy Pictures and Allied Artists before settling in on Filmways.
• Warner Communications tried in July to buy back the rights to Metro-Goldwyn-MayeUnited Artists' pre-1950 WB library for the first time. The negotiations fell apart because of dozens of unresolved points, probably relating to the oldest Warner Bros. films. The second time was successful 14 years later with the Turner merger.

1984:

• Reliance Insurance attempted to take over Disney.

1985:

• Turner attempted to take over the Columbia Broadcasting System for $5.4 billion.
• Viacom was looking to buy 50% of MGM/UA from Turner.

1987:

• Carolco Pictures attempted to buy Orion Pictures and Media Home Entertainment.
• NBC considered buying the Turner Broadcasting System.

1989:

• MCA offered to buy Disney.
• Bill Cosby tried to buy a stake in NBC.
• Jim Henson attempted to sell the Muppets to Disney for $150 million.
• Before Time Warner, Paramount Communications, which just rose up from Gulf+Western planned to merge with Time Magazine before the latter went with Warner Communications.
• Viacom itself even planned to merge with Gulf+Western, 5 years before making a full-on successful buyout.
• Viacom was even in talks with MCA Inc., the owner of Universal Studios, according to the same article.
• Ted Turner somehow tried to repurchase Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, this time including the United Artists side.
  • Qintex (which would later become Seven Media) also planned to buy MGM/UA for A$1.5 billion.

1991:

• In March, Brøderbund ended merger talks with Sierra On-Line, and given that date, it most likely started plans in the previous year.
• Turner's New Line Cinema looked into buying Orion, which the interests of Republic Pictures, Savoy Pictures, the American Broadcasting Company, and Polygram would also follow.

1992:

• MCA and Hallmark were originally the buyers for Hanna-Barbera but got outbid by Turner, which merged with Time Warner.

1993:

• In September, QVC tried a hostile $9.6 billion bid for Paramount Communications before a lawsuit came in, and lost to a $9.85 billion bid from Viacom in February.

1994:

• Bell Atlantic planned to buy Tele-Communications Inc. for $33 billion. TCI would later head for AT&T 5 years later.
• Time Warner Communications tried to buy NBC from General Electric for $2 to 2.5 billion.

1995:

• News Corporation, MCA, Time Warner Communications and Cinergi placed bids for Carolco Pictures before Le Studio Canal+ took over.
• Brøderbund bid for the original The Learning Company, before SoftKey bought them and adopted their name. They would buy Brøderbund in 1998.

1996:

• Before fatefully settling its eyes upon Sierra On-Line and Davidson & Associates (Blizzard, Animation Magic, and Knowledge Adventure), Comp-U-Card International, or more unfortunately named, CUC's Walter Forbes had considered a larger company that consisted of not just Sierra and Davidson, but also Brøderbund and LucasArts.
• After having Broadway Video's family library for dinner, Golden Books planned to buy out Nelvana.
• Microsoft nearly acquired Davidson & Associates (Blizzard) on the first try, but they lost to Comp-U-Card. In December 1997, CUC merged with HFS, and the new company was renamed Cendant, which would suffer a big accounting scandal.
• British Telecom, who owned a partial stake since 1994, bid $22 billion for MCI.
• For a year, Polygram attempted to buy out Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer and Samuel Goldwyn.

1997:

• GTE, which eventually merged with Bell Atlantic to become Verizon 3 years later, bid $28 billion for MCI. Eventually, Worldcom kicked in.
• GoodTimes Interactive planned to buy MicroProse for $250 million before letting Hasbro Interactive take it in. Coincidentally, both GoodTimes AND Hasbro Interactive would be bought out by Infogrames (later Atari SA) in 1999 and 2001, respectively.
• Epic Pictures had offers to be bought by Artisan, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, and Disney before PolyGram succeeded to buy it. PolyGram would eventually sell it to Metro-Goldwyn-MayeOrion over a year later.

1998:

• Microsoft tried to acquire Davidson & Associates (Blizzard) for the second time from Cendant, but they were beaten by Havas, which was owned by Vivendi.
• Viacom's Paramount Pictures offered to buy French art house studio CiBy 2000 for 500 million francs, or roughly $80 million in USD. The founder's widow, however, refused, and the catalog was dispersed between TF1, MK2, and several companies. Thirty-two years later, Paramount would get an arthouse-type film studio: Miramax.

1999:

• MCI Worldcom tried to buy Sprint for $129 billion. After a 2001 scandal, Worldcom (name since 2000) was renamed to MCI Inc., which would get bought by Verizon in 2006. Sprint merged with T-Mobile US 14 years after MCI went to Verizon.
• Global Crossing offered to buy US West for $37 billion before Qwest outbid them. Coincidentally, the rest seems to have been a big wave of all coming together, as Global Crossing (after a bankruptcy in 2002) would get bought by Level 3 in 2011, which itself would be bought in 2016 by CenturyLink WHO MERGED with Qwest back in 2010.
• Artisan Entertainment and Canal+ were speculated to pick up PolyGram Filmed Entertainment.
• Two years before the release of the Xbox, Microsoft approached Nintendo about buying them. The deal was that they would make the hardware for Nintendo, but the latter's executives "laughed their asses off."
  • They also tried to buy Squaresoft, Electronic Arts, and Midway around this time.
• CanWest Global attempted to acquire NetStar (which consisted of TSN and Discovery Canada), but was vetoed by ESPN. CTV would eventually buy it.
• Francis Ford Coppola planned to buy United Artists from MGM.

2000:

• Activision and partial owner Nintendo bid for Rareware until Microsoft bought them out 2 years later.
• Netflix offers to be bought by Blockbuster for $50 million, but they decline.
• Warner Music Group tried to buy British music label EMI for $20 billion but canceled the merger after pressure. Info here. After EMI's bankruptcy in 2011, Warner would buy Parlophone from it for $765 million, about 40% of EMI's record label.

2001:

• Sesame Workshop was put up for sale, with speculated buyers being Viacom, AOL Time Warner, The Walt Disney Company, and Classic Media.
  • The Jim Henson Company was also up for sale to The Walt Disney Company, Viacom, HIT Entertainment, AOL Time Warner, Haim Saban, and Classic Media.
• Chris-Craft (involved in the United Paramount Network) offered to be bought by Viacom for $3.1 billion until News Corp came in.
• Before NBC came in, the bidders of Telemundo were Viacom, The Hispanic Broadcasting Corporation, The Walt Disney Company, and AOL Time Warner.

2002:

• Viacom and USA Network were originally speculated to buy Fox Family Worldwide before it was sold by News Corp to The Walt Disney Company.

2003:

• Emtv tried to sell The Muppets to Sesame Workshop and ClassicMedia.
• Before Lionsgate took the shot, Marvel and Miramax were placing a bid to pick up Artisan.
• Viacom, Liberty Media Corp, News Corporation, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, and Barry Diller were also bidding to buy Universal Studios and its theme parks.

2004:

• Comcast tried to buy Disney for $66 billion.
• Take-Two Interactive Software considered buying Vivendi Universal Games for $1 billion, which was below what Vivendi Universal wanted. Vivendi Games, after its parent company stripped itself of Universal Studios to make NBC Universal, would merge with Activision Publishing four years later to create Activision Blizzard, now part of Microsoft.
• In June, an unnamed financier offered $10 million for TheFacebook, the first of many attempts over the next three years.
  • Friendster also offered to buy them, according to documents seen by SAI Global.
  • A couple of Google execs visited Facebook's office to see if there was a way to work with Zuckerberg or perhaps even buy his company.
• 2 years after Kirk Kerkorian put Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer up for sale, Time Warner emerged as a bidder for the studio. The bid wasn't unexpected, as Ted Turner was the largest shareholder. After all, his Turner Entertainment Group had risen to success through its ownership of the pre-May 1986 library, which had been acquired by the bidder when they merged with Turner eight years prior.
• Casey-Werner was looking to sell itself to a large media company but would later decide against selling. The potential suitors were General Electric/Vivendi's NBC Universal and the first incarnation of Viacom, which owned CBS.
• Channel 4 considered merging with Channel 5 for nine months before calling it off. Five would later get bought by RTL Group.

2005:

• Viacom offered to buy out TheFacebook for $75 million; the deal would have Mark Zuckerburg earn $35 million "on the spot".
  • MySpace's CEO Chris DeWolfe also visited Mark and his team to buy them.
  • NBC Universal's NBC execs stopped by "for a peek" this year.
  • In the fall, Mark Zuckerberg flew to New York to meet with Viacom CEO Tom Freston. Tom would pitch all sorts of synergies to Mark between MTV and Facebook.
• Before creating an alliance consisting of Pandemic Studios and BioWare, Elevation Partners planned to buy out Eidos Interactive before SCi (no, not Sony Computer Interactive) stepped in and bought them in May. The Pandemic and BioWare alliance would get bought by Electronic Arts 2 years later, with the former studio shutting down two years later.
• Five months before Viacom purchased Dreamworks SKG, there were rumors that NBC Universal would buy the then-independent studio for $2.5 billion. Dreamworks Pictures already used Universal's film distribution and home entertainment divisions to distribute their products.

2006:

• In January, News Corporation's Ross Levinsohn wanted to buy Facebook but was worried the deal might not keep up its growth.
  • Viacom sent the company a $1.5 billion offer--$800 million in cash up front, the rest a payout later. In this case, it's said it "almost sold."
  • In June, Yahoo! offered $1 billion, only to... lower it to $850 million after announcing horrible Q2 earnings.
    • In the fall, they suggested they would pay $1 billion or more.
  • In the middle of the year, AOL's CEO Johnathan Miller wanted to buy the company, convincing Time Inc.'s CEO to come in on the deal they took to their parent company Time Warner. A detailed plan would have AOL sell MapQuest and Tegic, while Time Inc. would sell IPC. Together, they'd offer $1 billion-plus.
• At least according to the YouTuber Hook: before Google came in, the bidders for YouTube were News Corporation, Microsoft, Yahoo!, and even Viacom, the last of which, after the Google purchase, would coldly claim YouTube infringed copyright, losing in the long end, and, after a CEO change, bought VidCon.
• In November, National Transcommunications Limited (or NTL for short) approached ITV plc with a merger bid. However, it would get blocked when British Sky Broadcasting (now Sky UK) bought roughly 18% of ITV for £940 million ($117.3 million in US dollars).
  • RTL Group, who owned Channel 5 at the time, also bid at one point; the plan would have seen RTL acquiring Sky's stake in ITV plc (with the aim of further acquisitions of shares in the future) in exchange for BSkyB taking full control of Channel 5.

2007:

• Google offered to buy Facebook.
  • Microsoft also offered to buy a small stake in the platform at a $15 billion valuation, then have the option, every six months, to buy another 5 percent. The complete takeover would've been well within five to seven years. While it never happened, they did buy 1.6% of the company for about $250 million, a deal which set their value at $15 billion.

2008:

• A reverse merger deal between DHX Media and Entertainment One was considered.
• Microsoft offered to buy Yahoo! for $47.5 billion until the latter let Google display its ads on the site.
• There were later debunked rumors of Viacom buying Take-Two Interactive, around the time of the next one:
• Electronic Arts even tried to buy Take-Two Interactive until September.
• France Télécom (present-day Orange) planned to buy Swedish telco TeliaSonera for $40 billion, but both could not come to an agreement.
• Square Enix planned to buy Tecmo, but the latter insisted on a merger of equals with Koei.

2009:

• Lionsgate announced plans on February 1 to buy Summit Entertainment, but 2 days later, the plans fell through. Lionsgate would end up purchasing Summit in 2012.
• Before Comcast came in, Time Warner and News Corporation were originally interested in buying NBC Universal from General Electric and Vivendi.
• News Corporation, Time Warner, Amir Malin's Qualia Capital, and Lionsgate Entertainment were bidding for Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Holdings during its bankruptcy. Time Warner already owned the pre-May 1986 MGM library, had enough cash reserves, and co-produced the Hobbit films with the studio. News Corporation's 20th Century Fox, meanwhile, was Metro Goldwyn Mayer's home entertainment distributor at the time.

2010:

• News Corporation made a plan for the takeover of British Sky Broadcasting (already owning 39.1% until then) in June for 700 pounds per share for the remaining 60.9% shares until two turning points came: the removal of regulatory approval from Vincent Cable in December, and the more infamous 2011 News of the World phone hacking incident, which caused the bid to fall to its face.
• In a part 2, two more bidders, Reliance Entertainment (about $1.8 billion) and Relativity Media (about $1.6 billion) went onboard for MGM Holdings. But by November 3rd, MGM Holdings filed bankruptcy and emerged almost a month later when the Federal Bankruptcy Court approved the reorganization plan.

2011:

• AT&T tried to buy T-Mobile US for $39 billion.
• Hulu found itself in an unsolicited offer that was said to involve Google and Yahoo!. Ultimately, none of the bidders offered an amount satisfactory to its owners.
• World Wrestling Entertainment and the UFC were in separate talks to buy G4 until UFC went into a deal with Fox and WWE built its network.
• Before Mattel chipped in, the other bidders planning to buy HiT Entertainment from Apax Partners were The Walt Disney Company, the second incarnation of Viacom, rival Hasbro, ClassicMedia (which would be bought by Dreamworks Animation, which is now a Comcast company), Chorion, and Saban Brands.

2012:

• CBS was also rumored to buy Sony Pictures from Sony.
• People make a half-truth of an NYT article about Valve into "EA tried to buy Valve."

2013:

• Facebook's Instagram attempted to buy Snapchat for $3 billion in cash due to the latter's introduction of Stories. 3 years later, Instagram made their own Stories.
• Yahoo! considered buying either Netflix or Hulu until they fatefully decided upon Tumblr for $1.1 billion.
  • DirecTV and Time Warner also bid for Hulu.
• Time Warner was stated to be one of the buyers of THQ until its bankruptcy in the same year, followed by Nordic Games buying its trademark in 2014.
  • ZeniMax Media also made a $26.3 million bid for THQ's Relic Entertainment before Sega came in.
• Dish Network considered buying Sprint for $25.5 billion.
• RTL Group's Fremantle attempted to buy out All3Media.
• Microsoft was negotiating to purchase HTC, a fact revealed by former Nokia chairman Risto Siilasmaa during an interview with the Helsingin Sanomat, or Hesari. Microsoft would later buy Nokia's mobile phone business that year.
  • On the topic of mobile phones, Lenovo planned to buy Blackberry Limited, but the Canadian government blocked the deal due to security concerns because prominent members of governments around the world have used Blackberries themselves. They would later buy Motorola Mobility from Google in January 2014 for $2.91 billion.

2014:

• 21st Century Fox offered an $80 billion bid for Time Warner, but a potential CNN spinoff was one of the reasons why it became unattractive and fell.
• Hasbro planned to buy DreamWorks Animation to form Hasbro-Dreamworks, two years before Comcast went in.
  • SoftBank was also planning to buy Dreamworks Animation for $3.4 billion.
• Comcast tried to buy Time Warner Cable for $45.2 billion but faced a ton of madness to the point of abandonment.
• BT, ITV plc, Channel 4, Comcast (through NBCUniversal), Endemol, Time Warner, Viacom, Scripps Network Interactive, Saban Capital Group, and a joint bid of BSkyB and Discovery Communications were all bidders reportedly interested in acquiring Channel 5. Viacom won.

2015:

• There were some fears of Yahoo! buying Dailymotion from Orange, which were soon quelled by Vivendi's purchase of the site.
• Apple had considered buying TimeWarner.

2016:

• Before Viacom bought Telefe from Telefonica, Time Warner and the Cisneros Group were bidding for the network.
• 21st Century Fox tried a $32.5 billion bid for Sky until they were bought by Disney. Comcast eventually kicked in and bought Sky.
• Vivendi attempted a bid to buy out Ubisoft for $6.4 billion before ending the hostile takeover bid 2 years later. Today, Ubisoft is partially owned by Tencent.
• Disney somehow planned to merge with Time Warner before AT&T went into negotiations.
• Activision Blizzard's CEO Bobby Kotick somehow considered buying TimeWarner before AT&T took it.
• National Amusements sends a letter to both CBS Corporation and Viacom asking them to merge back. It's declined... for now.
• ITV plc placed a £1 billion ($1.3 billion USD) offer to buy eOne, which they rejected. Hasbro bought them for $4 billion in 2019.
• The Walt Disney Company planned to buy Twitter but decided not because there were a substantial amount of bots.
  • Microsoft, Salesforce, and Google were also said to bid for Twitter.
• Viacom tried to sell a stake of Paramount Pictures to Dalian Wanda, but it fell through, thankfully.
• Spotify was rumored to be looking into buying SoundCloud. It would be complementary as Spotify targets signed artists, and SoundCloud targets indies.

2017:

• 22 companies comprising but not limited to Viacom, Miramax, Ronald Wayne Burkle's Yucaipa, Lionsgate, A&E, Sony, and MGM all placed bids for The Weinstein Company.
• Viacom was going to take in Scripps Networks Interactive before Discovery Communications came through with a $12 billion outbid.
• Comcast, Sony, and Verizon were the other bidders for 21st Century Fox's assets. Comcast's bid persisted until July 2018, leaving it to The Walt Disney Company in March 2019.
• Tribune Media announced its sale to Sinclair Broadcast Group, but 15 months later, they were sued for a breach of contract. They would merge with future CW majority owner Nexstar Media Group for $4.1 billion.
• Hasbro attempted to buy Lionsgate.

2018:

• Viacom, CBS (both would re-merge in 2019), Verizon, Comcast, Amazon (later would buy MGM in 2022), Sony, and Hasbro again were speculated to buy Lionsgate, and there were rumors that a combined CBS-Viacom would buy out the studio, with Vice Chairman Michael Burns implying in an interview with CNBC that Lionsgate, CBS, and Viacom all merge.
• Google was eyeing Epic Games before starting their own cloud service called "Project Stream", later named Stadia, which lasted until 2023.

2019:

• Univision was speculated to be bought by ViacomCBS in articles like this, before Televisa (sort of) came in 2 years later, to form TelevisaUnivision.
• Before Viacom re-merged with CBS, there were rumors of the latter entity buying Starz from Lionsgate.
• Before ViacomCBS kicked in, the bidders for a 50% stake in Miramax were the second incarnation of Viacom, Lionsgate (which had the home video rights to Miramax, at least in the United States), and Spyglass Media Group, who had been the owner of The Weinstein Company's library a year ago. Spyglass was the first to exit talks, followed by Lionsgate a month later. After two months, Viacom went out of the discussion until the re-merge with CBS Corporation meant they would resume buyout talks with Miramax.
• ViacomCBS was also speculated to buy Discovery pre-announcement of the Warner Bros Discovery deal two years later.
• Continuing on with the post-merger 'nundrum, ViacomCBS was also rumored to buy Sony Pictures and even Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer.
• Xerox planned until 2020 to buy out Hewlett-Packard for $33.5 (later $35.0 in the second bid) billion. Hewlett-Packard indicated it would make its counteroffer for Xerox.

2020:

• Microsoft not only (and this was very publicized) tried to buy Tiktok, but almost tried to buy out Capcom, Nintendo, and even Warner Bros. Games.
• Apple and Netflix were rumored to buy Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer.
• Take-Two Interactive was going to buy Codemasters for $994 million and assign it under 2K, before being trumped by Electronic Arts with a billion-dollar bid.
• ViacomCBS initially planned to sell Simon and Schuster to Penguin Random House but ended up in a blockage two years later.
  • Before that announcement, News Corp (HarperCollins) and Vivendi (Editis) were said to be the other bidders for S&S.

Around this time, Lionsgate made an unsolicited offer to merge Starz with ViacomCBS' Showtime.
2021:

• Comcast had some plans to buy Activision Blizzard, at least according to Puck.
• In a better-known attempt, they considered spinning off NBCUniversal and merging it with Electronic Arts, which sadly never materialized.
• Comcast was speculated to merge with ViacomCBS after the announcement of the Warner-Discovery deal, which would only get churned down to SkyShowtime for specific regions.
• Bagdasarian Productions has been reported to have put itself up for sale for about $300 million, with Paramount Global (who has home entertainment rights and Nickelodeon airs the current show) being the most likely bidder.
• Microsoft was interested in acquiring Zynga before it was sold to Take-Two Interactive Software.
• Microsoft was also seriously planning to buy out some of over a hundred developers and nine publishers, and also considered Sega, Square Enix, and IO Interactive in an April 2021 slideshow given out this year's ruling by the FTC on ActivBliz.
• Lionsgate was planning for as long as into the next year to buy STX.

2022:

• Fox Corporation and News Corp were going to merge, only to get called off.
• There were the marathonical rumors of Apple, Disney, and even Amazon buying out Electronic Arts.
• The Washington Post was looking to buy Wordle before The New York Times Company became the buyer.

2023:

• Playtika tried to buy Rovio for $813 million before Sega Sammy took the helm.
• Comcast was speculated to buy out World Wrestling Entertainment before Endeavor Group came in.
  • They were also rumored to buy the remaining 67% of Hulu from The Walt Disney Company, until it became the other way around.
• Legendary, Fremantle, and GoDigital Media Group were bidding to buy Entertainment One from Hasbro until Lionsgate won the bidding.
• In the finale of the Simon and Schuster sale, the other bidder besides Kohlberg Kravis and Roberts was News Corp's HarperCollins.
• Paramount Global planned to sell BET to people including Byron Allen, Shaquille O'Neal, and 50 Cent, until deciding that the networks were a core asset.

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I hope you don't mind my direct approach in asking this question. I come from a diverse background and am currently a self-taught DevOps professional working for HSBC. I'm on track to obtain Canadian Permanent Residency by the end of 2024, so I've been actively researching the job market in Canada. Here's a brief overview of my situation:

• I hold a Master's degree in Business Information and Logistics Management from a business school.
• Mandarin is my first language, and I have the ability to speak Australian English fluently. I also have a year of experience as an IELTS/PTE tutor, making me bilingual.
• I joined HSBC three years ago as part of the Global Technology Graduate Programme. During this time, I've been part of a Middleware engineering team, where Agile methodologies have been integral to our processes. My current job title is Senior Software Engineer, with two years as a trainee and one year officially as a DevOps engineer (although I consider my entire tenure as DevOps experience).
• I hold certifications in CKA, AWS Professional DevOps, RHSCA, and RHCE.
• My technical skills include proficiency in Bash scripting, Linux system administration, and familiarity with tools like GitHub and Jenkins pipelines. I've also worked with Ansible, Puppet, Docker, ELK, Splunk, and have some experience in low-code front-end development using JSON, primarily within Middleware operations (WAS, Liberty, IHS, Node.js, etc.) at the bank.
• I'm also familiar with IT tools such as Jira, Snow, Confluence, and various ticketing systems for incident management.
• Outside of work, I'm engaged in ongoing personal projects, including running my own VPN server hosted on Alicloud. Additionally, I've automated the deployment of a CHATGPT wrapper site using Docker, Nginx reverse proxy, and Bash shell scripting, which has garnered recognition from my colleagues.

My primary concern is whether my background in a highly regulated environment like banking, which prioritizes formality, compliance, and reliability over efficiency, might be perceived as a barrier in transitioning to DevOps, Systems Administration, or Site Reliability Engineering roles in North America.
Thank you for taking the time to read through my post. I'd greatly appreciate any insights or perspectives you can offer. And if possible, I'd like to know what salary range I should expect when pursuing positions in these fields, so that I could make more informed decision.

I have a kimsufi server, setup a nextcloud container and a nginx-proxy-manager container.
I have a subdomain via a dynamic dns provider and have lets encrypt certs for that domain.
I can't use the lets encrypt functionality bult into nginx proxy manager due to port restrictions and my dynmaic dnsprovider not being supported for the dns challenge.
I added the SSL certs manually in nginx proxy manager. Then setup a proxy host with my ssl cert, chose forward ssl, and put in http://mydomain.com:8080 as the destionation.
On visiting https://mydomain.com I get an error that the site could not be reached and that's it.
443 is open on the host and belongs to the nginx proxy manager container, and http://mydomain.com:8080 works fine.
What could I be doing wrong and what are some steps to troubleshoot?

To start, 11 years ago whilst I was at university, I (now F30, from the UK) made a friend online from the USA (now F27), we became friends over shared interests and the fact we’d had similar experiences growing up as we were both autistic. One thing I learnt quickly is that she did not have a good childhood at all. Her parents were neglectful and abusive and for the most part she was basically left to raise herself. Over the years we became very close as friends and remained in regular contact.
Now back to the present, in the past year she managed to move to Las Vegas from California to get away from her family. This is where things took a turn. It started when she was struggling to find work. She was getting extreme anxiety over said struggle, and although I tried to be supportive, understanding and encouraging, all I was met back with was anger and hostility (something of which I did not need at the time as my partner had just been fired from their job, so we were both feeling similar anxiety). It got to the point where I felt afraid to say anything without feeling like I was just making things worse.
She also began requesting video calls on Facebook and immediately hanging up just to get my attention during moments of said anxiety so I’d be able to respond fast.
It got worse in December when she broke a clavicle during a car accident (for reference, at this point she had/has a casino job). She was panicking that she would never be able to work again and would be homeless. Despite my attempts to understand and reassure her the injury alone shouldn’t stop her from working again, next morning I woke to lots of angry messages about how she would be homeless and how she hated that people were downplaying her issues.
I’ve really wanted to help, but I started to feel like I was being mistreated. At this point I was only ever being messaged when she had an issue, and although she did apologise when I explained how I was going through a lot of my own issues and started to talk more calmly, she still only talked to me whenever she had an issue.
Two things happened that made me feel I had enough. One was where she tried to get my help right as I was on a train in pain from what was later revealed to be a broken hand, and another when she tried calling me right when I was in the middle of a work shift. Granted, she couldn’t have known I had an accident or that I was working, but it made me feel like I was just a form of therapy rather than a friend. She even once said she needed some “therapy” from me. I know I should talk to her directly about how I’m feeling, but I can’t help but feel afraid she will get angry again.
I do still talk to her. But as I can’t help but feel anxiety (and some personal stuff going on), I’ve been much slower to respond. These past few days I’ve just not been able to respond at all. Nobody’s directly called me an asshole or even hinted at it, but I can’t help but feel I am and that I’m abandoning a friend in need. So Reddit, AITA?

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Comunism has failed once more, and Alco has gathered the support of his fellow comrades over Patrick and Dopey in a 4-3-1 vote. Now, we look forward to the historic 10th season with a historic period!
Join Apollo, Blaze, Iris, James, Rupert and Shawn in watching 10 castaways from North America battle 10 more for the UK and other British Colonies to see which nation comes out victorious Prove your countries valor as you navigate the brutal terrains of war and the diffucult political structure of the time. In this challenging battlefield, castaways will embark on a 39-day battle for patriotism and survival. When the final war concludes, only one will earn the title of Sole Survivor. Could it be you? Submit your application today!
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Almost everyone receved one of these emails by now, where the sender claims that they hacked your devices, recorded you doing stuff, stole your email account among other things, and sent the extorsion email from allegedly that your email account: the From: field is usually manipulated to show your own email address.
Of course, all of this is lies, except the bicoin wallet, where you are invited to send ransom.
If you look at the email headers though (Command+Option+U in Mail on a Mac, "Show Original" in gmail, etc) you will see different picture.
I've just receveid one of those, and this is how the headers look like in it (I censored email addresses and IP addresses with XXX (for sender) and MMM(for me) to ahere to the forum rules)
Usually, the From: field is manipulated to show your own address, but in this new version of this email they used quite a different approach:
Return-path: Original-recipient: rfc822;MMMM@icloud.com Received: from p00-icloudmta-smtpin-us-east-1a-1 by p97-mailgateway-smtp-7556556dd4-cbtvg (mailgateway 2416B100) with SMTP id ddbd03f0-b6c3-4bd9-aae9-1f2ad1a59c2d for ; Tue, 21 May 2024 07:06:48 GMT X-Apple-MoveToFolder: Junk X-Apple-Action: CLXJUNK/Junk X-Apple-UUID: ddbd03f0-b6c3-4bd9-aae9-1f2ad1a59c2d Received: from me209.com (unknown [45.128.XXX.XXX]) by p00-icloudmta-smtpin-us-east-1a-1.me.com (Postfix) with ESMTPS id 68EA21800088 for ; Tue, 21 May 2024 07:06:47 +0000 (UTC) X-ICL-SCORE: 4.122034040041 X-ICL-INFO: GAtbVUweB1BHSVVDSAQGUkFIRFcUWUIPAApbVRYSFhEAREQfHVlbBhQVClVYVVJfVwoDGRxVRFdE TyYeGllUDVsaCRpaEFAGSFsPFRFSWUwWFgtVWENfEkhbUkJWAQRaW0BRWUkJBkBVEQMbFw0UDxBL Vk5WU1kPV1kWAwoNFDlBTEhGSggYW0JXV05IbRRCER1bVQ1eXQwaDghVWF1fBkhbWhYbAwBQQ0le ERsAAlpFGwBOGwMEAxdJVhFMAwBRFkpQR08FUAdBQFE3EVJfABpXBRgVDhRCBxpbVQtRRRIACiYe G1xZFxFXBRgVEg== x-spam-flag: yes x-suspected-spam: true Authentication-Results: bimi.icloud.com; bimi=skipped reason="insufficient dmarc" X-ARC-Info: policy=fail; arc=none Authentication-Results: arc.icloud.com; arc=none Authentication-Results: dmarc.icloud.com; dmarc=none header.from=ibibo.com X-DMARC-Info: pass=none; dmarc-policy=(nopolicy); s=u0; d=u0; pdomain=ibibo.com X-DMARC-Policy: none Authentication-Results: dkim-verifier.icloud.com; dkim=none Authentication-Results: spf.icloud.com; spf=softfail (spf.icloud.com: domain of transitioning XXXXXX@ibibo.com does not designate 45.128.XXX.XXX as permitted sender) smtp.mailfrom=XXXXXXX@ibibo.com Received-SPF: softfail (spf.icloud.com: domain of transitioning XXXXXXX@ibibo.com does not designate 45.128.XXX.XXX as permitted sender) receiver=spf.icloud.com; client-ip=45.128.XXX.XXX; helo=me209.com; envelope-from=XXXXXXX@ibibo.com Message-ID: From: "You have been hacked!" To: MMMMM@icloud.com Subject: =?utf-8?B?MMMMMMMMMMMMM?= Date: Tue, 21 May 2024 07:06:43 -0700 MIME-Version: 1.0

• The From: address is not manipulated, instead it appears to be send from the user "You have been hacked!" and email address XXXXXXX@ibibo.com (censored). Becuase email client usually shows just the name when it's available -- it looks like a subject of the email. Clever!
• The Subject: field contains my encoded UTF-8 email address. Also quite clever -- it will appear after the subject and the user will asssume it's From: address.
• Look for Received: headers. We see two:
  
  • Received: from p00-icloudmta-smtpin-us-east-1a-1 by p97-mailgateway-smtp-7556556dd4-cbtvg (mailgateway 2416B100) with SMTP id ddbd03f0-b6c3-4bd9-aae9-1f2ad1a59c2d for <MMMM@icloud.com>; Tue, 21 May 2024 07:06:48 GMT
  • Received: from me209.com (unknown [45.128.XXX.XXX]) by p00-icloudmta-smtpin-us-east-1a-1.me.com (Postfix) with ESMTPS id 68EA21800088 for <MMMM@icloud.com>; Tue, 21 May 2024 07:06:47 +0000 (UTC)
  The first one is iCloud email server, and the second -- the sender's email server. When looking up the uncensored 45.128.XXX.XXX address on ipinfo.io we'll see that it belongs to a hosting company in France neterra.net, the scammer used to presumably send these emails from. The domain me209.com no longer exists, but they only needed it for a short time to send this spam.
  
• Furthermore, look at DMARC, SPF, and DKIM failures in these emails -- very sloppy, but hey, not all criminals are tech savvy or care enough.
  

# curl -v * Trying 18.238.243.18:80... * Connected to www.nextcloud.com (18.238.243.18) port 80 (#0) > GET / HTTP/1.1 > Host: > User-Agent: curl/7.88.1 > Accept: */* > < HTTP/1.1 403 Forbidden < Server: CloudFront < Date: Sat, 25 May 2024 23:51:03 GMT < Content-Type: text/html < Content-Length: 915 < Connection: keep-alive < X-Cache: Error from cloudfront < Via: 1.1 (CloudFront) < X-Amz-Cf-Pop: AMS58-P1 < X-Amz-Cf-Id: 4PcQdATpAFFI5WzPl4-6ImCSN1xH6FTfwDMscqWN9wFmSujtcbd_Cw== <     
403 ERROR
 
The request could not be satisfied.
 
 Bad request. We can't connect to the server for this app or website at this time. There might be too much traffic or a configuration error. Try again later, or contact the app or website owner. 
 If you provide content to customers through CloudFront, you can find steps to troubleshoot and help prevent this error by reviewing the CloudFront documentation. 
 
 
 Generated by cloudfront (CloudFront) Request ID: 4PcQdATpAFFI5WzPl4-6ImCSN1xH6FTfwDMscqWN9wFmSujtcbd_Cw== 
 
 
 * Connection #0 to host left intact # # # curl -v * Trying 18.238.243.11:443... * Connected to www.nextcloud.com (18.238.243.11) port 443 (#0) * ALPN: offers h2,http/1.1 * TLSv1.3 (OUT), TLS handshake, Client hello (1): * CAfile: /etc/ssl/certs/ca-certificates.crt * CApath: /etc/ssl/certs * TLSv1.3 (IN), TLS alert, handshake failure (552): * OpenSSL/3.0.11: error:0A000410:SSL routines::sslv3 alert handshake failure * Closing connection 0 curl: (35) OpenSSL/3.0.11: error:0A000410:SSL routines::sslv3 alert handshake failurewww.nextcloud.comwww.nextcloud.comd86b0ef5c17f755a14a26fbae67aba4e.cloudfront.netwww.nextcloud.comhttps://www.nextcloud.com 

Hey everyone, having a nightmare with my internet connection and hoping someone can lend a hand.
The problem
I'm using an Alienware m15 R6 laptop (Windows 11, version 23H2) with a 5G broadband package from Three UK. My router's a ZTE 5G CPE MC801A WiFi 6.

• I have normal download speeds (around 200-500 Mbps), but my upload speed is ZERO.
• This causes many websites (like bing.com, dell.com, playstation.com) and online launchers (like Ubisoft Launcher) to not work at all, displaying "no internet" messages.
• Interestingly, the internet on the same Wi-Fi network works perfectly fine on other devices (phone, tablet, etc.).

What I've Tried (Trust Me, It's a Lot):

• Updated all the drivers.
• Tinkered with router settings.
• Tried both 5GHz and 2.4GHz Wi-Fi.
• Restarted the laptop a million times (you know the drill).
• Switched the router to 4G (works, but defeats the purpose of 5G!).
• Used my phone as a hotspot (weirdly, the laptop still has no upload on the hotspot while connected to the 5G Wi-Fi, but works fine on the phone's own 4G data).
• Changed the DNS settings (tried different servers, just in case).

Here's the kicker: I managed to get a kinda-sorta fix by creating a network bridge with Ethernet and Wi-Fi. But it's a total pain! Here's why:

• Setting up the bridge is finicky and unreliable. Sometimes, when I try to create the bridge with both Wi-Fi and Ethernet enabled, I get an error. And then I see in the bridge's properties only Wi-Fi or only Ethernet checked, even though I created the bridge with both options selected. Strangely, creating the bridge in this normal way cuts off my connection entirely.
• To get the bridge to work, I have to create it with the Ethernet cable removed from the laptop. Then, in the bridge properties, I check Wi-Fi and Ethernet. Finally, I connect the Ethernet cable to the laptop while turning off Wi-Fi.
• Even following these steps, the bridge only works some of the time. It takes about 30 minutes of fiddling to get it working right each time. It's definitely not a real solution!

I'll try to upload some screenshots of the network bridge configuration when it's working with full functionality. Hopefully, this might help diagnose the issue.
Anyone ever seen anything like this? Any ideas on how to fix this upload issue and get my laptop back online properly?
Thanks a bunch for any help!

Im looking for feedback for my plan.
I'm building a PC to function as both a NAS and my home media server. I'm planning on using TrueNAS Scale, and 4x 18X Exos 18TB drives (maybe overkill). I'd also like to run the following services: Jellyfin, Immich, qBittorrent, Radarr, Sonarr, Wireguard, Pihole + Unbound, Minecraft Server.
Building a custom PC isnt an issue for me, I have some decent experience with Linux and I'm willing to put in the time to learn something properly
Here is the build:
(has 64GB in 4x 16GB of ECC UDIMM DDR4 3200MHz MTA9ASF2G72AZ-3G2R - I have this on hand as I got sent it for free™ ) https://uk.pcpartpicker.com/list/nFMHMV
I have a few questions:

• Is this build even a good idea? Or would buying a prebuilt NAS from the likes of Synology or Ugreen and a seperate mini PC for jellyfin and other services?
• Should the NAS and "Services" be seperated on other devices, or would OMV be a better call?
• Is it worth investing the money into Unraid over TrueNAS?
• Is the single nvme ssd for a boot drive enough, no redundancy necessary?
• Pihole likes to run on bare metal, not in a docker container as done in TureNAS Scale, is this a concern?

Any feedback and criticism welcome.

Im looking for feedback for my plan.
I'm building a PC to function as both a NAS and my home media server. I'm planning on using TrueNAS Scale, and 4x 18X Exos 18TB drives (maybe overkill). I'd also like to run the following services: Jellyfin, Immich, qBittorrent, Radarr, Sonarr, Wireguard, Pihole + Unbound, Minecraft Server.
Building a custom PC isnt an issue for me, I have some decent experience with Linux and I'm willing to put in the time to learn something properly
Here is the build:
(has 64GB in 4x 16GB of ECC UDIMM DDR4 3200MHz MTA9ASF2G72AZ-3G2R - I have this on hand as I got sent it for free™ ) https://uk.pcpartpicker.com/list/nFMHMV
I have a few questions:

• Is this build even a good idea? Or would buying a prebuilt NAS from the likes of Synology or Ugreen and a seperate mini PC for jellyfin and other services?
• Should the NAS and "Services" be seperated on other devices, or would OMV be a better call?
• Is it worth investing the money into Unraid over TrueNAS?
• Is the single nvme ssd for a boot drive enough, no redundancy necessary?
• Pihole likes to run on bare metal, not in a docker container as done in TureNAS Scale, is this a concern?

Any feedback and criticism welcome.

I am using Nginx Proxy Manager (NPM) as an intermediary between my public IP and Coolify. When I redirect the router ports directly to Coolify, everything works correctly: pages are displayed, SSL certificates are obtained, and there are no connectivity issues. However, when I enter NPM in the configuration, which listens on ports 80 and 443, I'm not sure how to configure NPM to properly respect and redirect requests to Coolify. Let me explain my tech stack. Domain: example.es registered in Cloudflare without proxy CNAME: cool.example.es without proxy cool.example.es reaches my Nginx Proxy Manager and performs a Proxy Host to 192.168.70.90:8000, with a Let's Encrypt certificate and HTTPS OK So far, so good. I can access the Coolify panel with cool.example.es and the local IP. The self-host configuration seems correct: DNS: I have tried both my Pi-Hole (which is my DNS-DHCP server) and Google or Cloudflare DNS Instance Domain: https://cool.example.es/ Wildcard Domain: https://example.es/ Proxy OK: Tried with both Caddy and Traefik Deployments of containers that are only reachable through local IP and port are fine. But if I try to deploy a static page, the deployment succeeds, but when I try to access the URL it suggests, I get an access error I've been reading documentation, videos and tutorials for a week now and this seems like a conspiracy to get me to pay for a cloud server :((

Welcome Back To Our "scam" finding REVIEWS! Today, we're going through someone who has been highly recommended to check out.
Its Friday - so we're here checking out "@TajHacksSnaps" on telegram! They've been vouched for, reviewed by other folks & given a pretty decent amount of feedback from the community so without anymore rambling - lets get into it!
Usually, we break down what's important like the average experience when going through with dealing with them, how to be safe dealing with ANYONE not just people being "accused" of certain practices. So we'll start with the positive
1 - Content / Proof -( 7.8 / 10 )
So starting with what everyone usually wants to see the most, hearing what they do you'd think "bullshit, let me see some proof" & you'd be right. Where's the damn proof this is even real? well - they've got a pretty nice layout of their work, in the group they host on tele! I was able to see people's orders being taken, worked on progressively , content being issued and an actual reaction from them also. We were in a group call as they showed us them using an access link to get into some chicks my eyes only which was actually crazy lol! So they definitely aren't short of anything
2 - Time / Efficiency - (8.3 / 10)
So this parts a bit mixed, they're usually going to quote you a specific time frame (which may or may not be exact - just an estimate) that could most likely change so be open minded before going 100% into this thinking it'll be 10 minutes. It really depends on how much has to get pulled because more content = more work which means more waiting. So I'd do this when i have at least 25-30 minutes to wait because nothing really is "instant". What i also realized is they get pretty booked up - so if you're not at least a member , have history with them or ordered ahead - on a buy day that 30 min might be 1-2 hours.

1. The Members / Community (8.5 / 10)

They're a pretty relax & cool group , mods take care of all the fake self promo , toxicity , and they keep it a nice place to just chill. They host livestreams where we watch them do orders LIVE! its actually set up pretty nice. The only "negative" some would say is that its a monthly subscription to join to take advantage of the perks it comes with. So bare that in mind because its not exactly an open for everyone community since they share a bunch of private content there.

1. Security / Anonymity ( 9.1 / 10)

What would a service be. without PROTECTION! Nothing done is moved , shared , published unless YOU say so. They're pretty tight on that actually, & also the fact they keep client anonymity secured! Everything is done in encrypted spaces , & they even make sure anything said / done is wiped from server logs , your intended target doesn't have a CLUE! Which is why i'm giving this point a 9.

1. Pricing / Sales ( 8.3 / 10)

Lastly, well take a brief moment to just go over how to get the most $ for your experience. Weekly Sales , Other Members , & Staff Vouches are your best friend! You'll be able to get up to HALF OFF the current rates, weekly updates / info on what's new for snapchat , Instagram , & facebook using the snaphacks+ membership, AND internationally - payments are different so keep that in mind.
In Conclusion , We give "TajHacksSnaps"s group a (8.6 / 10) for the way they've gotten proof that's easily accessible , a great sense of community when it comes to updating everyone on orders , showing & going out of their way to show you that they're ACTIVELY working , + showing a lot of love to members of their community / group like sales , freebies , & handing out content! Ill link their group on ny social link / comments for more info!

Hi folks,
I'm early into building an open source community engine that I hope to be able to deploy to accessible hardware like a Raspberry Pi 5. I'm deploying the engine in a host Rails 7.0.8 application.
I'm running into problems submitting a post request to the app through a form.
The error message
I'm using Cloudflare tunnels to route traffic to my Raspberry Pi 5. It securely routes the traffic to my device, allowing me to run my prototype. I can access my app over the internet at the subdomain I have assigned to it.
I'm using dokku on the Pi to orchestrate my Docker containers for my app, workers, and databases.
I'm using a form to allow the user to configure the platform on first-run.
https://preview.redd.it/hgzrh6oihl2d1.png?width=785&format=png&auto=webp&s=81de28376cec6b2a66c400a04c185f27d07ec5d4
The whole setup process works great in dev, but there is a confounding SSL configuration that is preventing me from being able to successfully submit my form.
From the docs and other questions/answers I've uncovered in my research, routing traffic via Cloudflare tunnels seems to need to send the traffic to the host proxy unencrypted via http at the other end of the tunnel.
https://preview.redd.it/7d3mjs8ngl2d1.png?width=546&format=png&auto=webp&s=66669c7dbf2637bd2d9afa5f4051d5ea68c3ddbb
Letsencrypt is available through the dokku plugin, but not enabled. When I turn it on, it successfully gets a certificate but the app goes into an infinite redirect between http and https versions of my domain.
https://preview.redd.it/9ssu2ig9jl2d1.png?width=883&format=png&auto=webp&s=7e8bf86dfeec7148d1bb9a83badb915efadaca81
I'm setting and using a base_url in a handful of places, but I didn't use it for the form don't think it's involved in this error.
https://preview.redd.it/nrmbqzerjl2d1.png?width=862&format=png&auto=webp&s=ac6d521ed2b57283b251c2d7c952a20e949ca80a
Here is my anonymized stack trace:

2024-05-25T17:30:44.881794264Z app[web.1]: I, [2024-05-25T17:30:44.881733 #9] INFO -- : [e691db7b-b4d3-4c2b-bf9b-d28abb002e92] Parameters: {"authenticity_token"=>"[FILTERED]", "platform"=>{"name"=>"Community Engine", "description"=>"A platform", "url"=>"https://example.com", "privacy"=>"public", "time_zone"=>"Newfoundland"}, "commit"=>"Next Step", "wizard_id"=>"host_setup", "wizard_step_definition_id"=>:platform_details} 2024-05-25T17:30:44.882407574Z app[web.1]: W, [2024-05-25T17:30:44.882044 #9] WARN -- : [e691db7b-b4d3-4c2b-bf9b-d28abb002e92] HTTP Origin header (https://example.com) didn't match request.base_url (http://example.com) 2024-05-25T17:30:44.883908451Z app[web.1]: I, [2024-05-25T17:30:44.883743 #9] INFO -- : [e691db7b-b4d3-4c2b-bf9b-d28abb002e92] Rendered /uslocal/bundle/bundlegems/community-engine-rails-ecd457da21ea/app/views/errors/500.html.erb within layouts/better_togetheapplication (Duration: 0.3ms Allocations: 70) 2024-05-25T17:30:45.020884711Z app[web.1]: I, [2024-05-25T17:30:45.020721 #9] INFO -- : [e691db7b-b4d3-4c2b-bf9b-d28abb002e92] Rendered layout /uslocal/bundle/bundlegems/community-engine-rails-ecd457da21ea/app/views/layouts/better_togetheapplication.html.erb (Duration: 137.3ms Allocations: 21027) 2024-05-25T17:30:45.021024654Z app[web.1]: I, [2024-05-25T17:30:45.020974 #9] INFO -- : [e691db7b-b4d3-4c2b-bf9b-d28abb002e92] Completed 500 Internal Server Error in 139ms (Views: 116.3ms ActiveRecord: 21.6ms Allocations: 21635) 2024-05-25T17:42:03.100650940Z app[worker.1]: pid=7 tid=7mn INFO: Shutting down 2024-05-25T17:42:03.101140635Z app[worker.1]: pid=7 tid=7mn INFO: Terminating quiet threads for default capsule 2024-05-25T17:42:03.101296651Z app[worker.1]: pid=7 tid=1eaj INFO: Scheduler exiting... 2024-05-25T17:42:03.602006350Z app[worker.1]: pid=7 tid=1ebb INFO: Pausing to allow jobs to finish... 2024-05-25T17:42:05.103250976Z app[worker.1]: pid=7 tid=7mn INFO: Bye! $ dokku logs -t community-engine-test 2024-05-25T20:00:52.427681560Z app[worker.1]: Calling `DidYouMean::SPELL_CHECKERS.merge!(error_name => spell_checker)' has been deprecated. Please call `DidYouMean.correct_error(error_name, spell_checker)' instead. 2024-05-25T20:00:55.515306663Z app[worker.1]: D, [2024-05-25T20:00:55.515135 #7] DEBUG -- sentry: Sentry HTTP Transport will connect to https://sentry.example.com 2024-05-25T20:00:55.515442680Z app[worker.1]: D, [2024-05-25T20:00:55.515375 #7] DEBUG -- sentry: Initializing the Sentry background worker with 4 threads 2024-05-25T20:00:55.515516031Z app[worker.1]: D, [2024-05-25T20:00:55.515477 #7] DEBUG -- sentry: [Sessions] Sessions won't be captured without a valid release 2024-05-25T20:00:56.767294155Z app[worker.1]: pid=7 tid=7kf INFO: Booted Rails 7.0.8.3 application in production environment 2024-05-25T20:00:56.767341284Z app[worker.1]: pid=7 tid=7kf INFO: Running in ruby 3.2.2 (2023-03-30 revision e51014f9c0) [aarch64-linux] 2024-05-25T20:00:56.767344710Z app[worker.1]: pid=7 tid=7kf INFO: See LICENSE and the LGPL-3.0 for licensing details. 2024-05-25T20:00:56.767347488Z app[worker.1]: pid=7 tid=7kf INFO: Upgrade to Sidekiq Pro for more features and support: https://sidekiq.org 2024-05-25T20:00:56.767519189Z app[worker.1]: pid=7 tid=7kf INFO: Sidekiq 7.2.4 connecting to Redis with options {:size=>10, :pool_name=>"internal", :url=>"redis://:REDACTED@dokku-redis-community-engine-test:6379"} 2024-05-25T20:03:28.084803597Z app[web.1]: [cce03e56-c2f3-46e9-b425-fba73afb3a2d] activesupport (7.0.8.3) lib/active_support/callbacks.rb:127:in `block in run_callbacks' 2024-05-25T20:03:28.084807319Z app[web.1]: [cce03e56-c2f3-46e9-b425-fba73afb3a2d] activesupport (7.0.8.3) lib/active_support/callbacks.rb:138:in `run_callbacks' 2024-05-25T20:03:28.084811115Z app[web.1]: [cce03e56-c2f3-46e9-b425-fba73afb3a2d] actionpack (7.0.8.3) lib/abstract_controllecallbacks.rb:233:in `process_action' 2024-05-25T20:00:56.769714753Z app[worker.1]: pid=7 tid=7kf INFO: Sidekiq 7.2.4 connecting to Redis with options {:size=>5, :pool_name=>"default", :url=>"redis://:REDACTED@dokku-redis-community-engine-test:6379"} 2024-05-25T20:03:28.084814874Z app[web.1]: [cce03e56-c2f3-46e9-b425-fba73afb3a2d] actionpack (7.0.8.3) lib/action_controllemetal/rescue.rb:23:in `process_action' 2024-05-25T20:03:28.084818578Z app[web.1]: [cce03e56-c2f3-46e9-b425-fba73afb3a2d] actionpack (7.0.8.3) lib/action_controllemetal/instrumentation.rb:67:in `block in process_action' 2024-05-25T20:03:28.084822800Z app[web.1]: [cce03e56-c2f3-46e9-b425-fba73afb3a2d] activesupport (7.0.8.3) lib/active_support/notifications.rb:206:in `block in instrument' 2024-05-25T20:03:28.084826745Z app[web.1]: [cce03e56-c2f3-46e9-b425-fba73afb3a2d] activesupport (7.0.8.3) lib/active_support/notifications/instrumenter.rb:24:in `instrument' 2024-05-25T20:03:28.084830485Z app[web.1]: [cce03e56-c2f3-46e9-b425-fba73afb3a2d] sentry-rails (5.17.3) lib/sentry/rails/tracing.rb:54:in `instrument' 2024-05-25T20:03:28.084834041Z app[web.1]: [cce03e56-c2f3-46e9-b425-fba73afb3a2d] activesupport (7.0.8.3) lib/active_support/notifications.rb:206:in `instrument' 2024-05-25T20:03:28.084837726Z app[web.1]: [cce03e56-c2f3-46e9-b425-fba73afb3a2d] actionpack (7.0.8.3) lib/action_controllemetal/instrumentation.rb:66:in `process_action' 2024-05-25T20:03:28.084841522Z app[web.1]: [cce03e56-c2f3-46e9-b425-fba73afb3a2d] actionpack (7.0.8.3) lib/action_controllemetal/params_wrapper.rb:259:in `process_action' 2024-05-25T20:03:28.084845374Z app[web.1]: [cce03e56-c2f3-46e9-b425-fba73afb3a2d] activerecord (7.0.8.3) lib/active_record/railties/controller_runtime.rb:27:in `process_action' 2024-05-25T20:03:28.084851800Z app[web.1]: [cce03e56-c2f3-46e9-b425-fba73afb3a2d] actionpack (7.0.8.3) lib/abstract_controllebase.rb:151:in `process' 2024-05-25T20:03:28.084855504Z app[web.1]: [cce03e56-c2f3-46e9-b425-fba73afb3a2d] actionview (7.0.8.3) lib/action_view/rendering.rb:39:in `process' 2024-05-25T20:03:28.084859133Z app[web.1]: [cce03e56-c2f3-46e9-b425-fba73afb3a2d] actionpack (7.0.8.3) lib/action_controllemetal.rb:188:in `dispatch' 2024-05-25T20:03:28.084862818Z app[web.1]: [cce03e56-c2f3-46e9-b425-fba73afb3a2d] actionpack (7.0.8.3) lib/action_controllemetal.rb:251:in `dispatch' 2024-05-25T20:03:28.084886707Z app[web.1]: [cce03e56-c2f3-46e9-b425-fba73afb3a2d] actionpack (7.0.8.3) lib/action_dispatch/routing/route_set.rb:49:in `dispatch' 2024-05-25T20:03:28.084891244Z app[web.1]: [cce03e56-c2f3-46e9-b425-fba73afb3a2d] actionpack (7.0.8.3) lib/action_dispatch/routing/route_set.rb:32:in `serve' 2024-05-25T20:03:28.084895836Z app[web.1]: [cce03e56-c2f3-46e9-b425-fba73afb3a2d] actionpack (7.0.8.3) lib/action_dispatch/journey/router.rb:50:in `block in serve' 2024-05-25T20:03:28.084899855Z app[web.1]: [cce03e56-c2f3-46e9-b425-fba73afb3a2d] actionpack (7.0.8.3) lib/action_dispatch/journey/router.rb:32:in `each' 2024-05-25T20:03:28.084903447Z app[web.1]: [cce03e56-c2f3-46e9-b425-fba73afb3a2d] actionpack (7.0.8.3) lib/action_dispatch/journey/router.rb:32:in `serve' 2024-05-25T20:03:28.084907151Z app[web.1]: [cce03e56-c2f3-46e9-b425-fba73afb3a2d] actionpack (7.0.8.3) lib/action_dispatch/routing/route_set.rb:852:in `call' 2024-05-25T20:03:28.084911892Z app[web.1]: [cce03e56-c2f3-46e9-b425-fba73afb3a2d] railties (7.0.8.3) lib/rails/engine.rb:530:in `call' 2024-05-25T20:03:28.084915521Z app[web.1]: [cce03e56-c2f3-46e9-b425-fba73afb3a2d] railties (7.0.8.3) lib/rails/railtie.rb:226:in `public_send' 2024-05-25T20:03:28.084919040Z app[web.1]: [cce03e56-c2f3-46e9-b425-fba73afb3a2d] railties (7.0.8.3) lib/rails/railtie.rb:226:in `method_missing' 2024-05-25T20:03:28.084922614Z app[web.1]: [cce03e56-c2f3-46e9-b425-fba73afb3a2d] actionpack (7.0.8.3) lib/action_dispatch/routing/mapper.rb:19:in `block in ' 2024-05-25T20:03:28.084926632Z app[web.1]: [cce03e56-c2f3-46e9-b425-fba73afb3a2d] actionpack (7.0.8.3) lib/action_dispatch/routing/mapper.rb:48:in `serve' 2024-05-25T20:03:28.084930355Z app[web.1]: [cce03e56-c2f3-46e9-b425-fba73afb3a2d] actionpack (7.0.8.3) lib/action_dispatch/journey/router.rb:50:in `block in serve' 2024-05-25T20:03:28.084933984Z app[web.1]: [cce03e56-c2f3-46e9-b425-fba73afb3a2d] actionpack (7.0.8.3) lib/action_dispatch/journey/router.rb:32:in `each' 2024-05-25T20:03:28.084937614Z app[web.1]: [cce03e56-c2f3-46e9-b425-fba73afb3a2d] actionpack (7.0.8.3) lib/action_dispatch/journey/router.rb:32:in `serve' 2024-05-25T20:03:28.084941225Z app[web.1]: [cce03e56-c2f3-46e9-b425-fba73afb3a2d] actionpack (7.0.8.3) lib/action_dispatch/routing/route_set.rb:852:in `call' 2024-05-25T20:03:28.084944836Z app[web.1]: [cce03e56-c2f3-46e9-b425-fba73afb3a2d] warden-jwt_auth (0.8.0) lib/warden/jwt_auth/middleware/token_dispatcher.rb:20:in `call' 2024-05-25T20:03:28.084948539Z app[web.1]: [cce03e56-c2f3-46e9-b425-fba73afb3a2d] warden-jwt_auth (0.8.0) lib/warden/jwt_auth/middleware/revocation_manager.rb:21:in `call' 2024-05-25T20:03:28.084952243Z app[web.1]: [cce03e56-c2f3-46e9-b425-fba73afb3a2d] rack (2.2.9) lib/rack/builder.rb:244:in `call' 2024-05-25T20:03:28.084955650Z app[web.1]: [cce03e56-c2f3-46e9-b425-fba73afb3a2d] warden-jwt_auth (0.8.0) lib/warden/jwt_auth/middleware.rb:22:in `call' 2024-05-25T20:03:28.084959373Z app[web.1]: [cce03e56-c2f3-46e9-b425-fba73afb3a2d] rack (2.2.9) lib/rack/session/abstract/id.rb:266:in `context' 2024-05-25T20:03:28.084962854Z app[web.1]: [cce03e56-c2f3-46e9-b425-fba73afb3a2d] rack (2.2.9) lib/rack/session/abstract/id.rb:260:in `call' 2024-05-25T20:03:28.084966354Z app[web.1]: [cce03e56-c2f3-46e9-b425-fba73afb3a2d] actionpack (7.0.8.3) lib/action_dispatch/middleware/cookies.rb:704:in `call' 2024-05-25T20:03:28.084969947Z app[web.1]: [cce03e56-c2f3-46e9-b425-fba73afb3a2d] warden (1.2.9) lib/warden/manager.rb:36:in `block in call' 2024-05-25T20:03:28.084973428Z app[web.1]: [cce03e56-c2f3-46e9-b425-fba73afb3a2d] warden (1.2.9) lib/warden/manager.rb:34:in `catch' 2024-05-25T20:03:28.084986391Z app[web.1]: [cce03e56-c2f3-46e9-b425-fba73afb3a2d] warden (1.2.9) lib/warden/manager.rb:34:in `call' 2024-05-25T20:03:28.084991150Z app[web.1]: [cce03e56-c2f3-46e9-b425-fba73afb3a2d] rack (2.2.9) lib/rack/tempfile_reaper.rb:15:in `call' 2024-05-25T20:03:28.084994965Z app[web.1]: [cce03e56-c2f3-46e9-b425-fba73afb3a2d] rack (2.2.9) lib/rack/etag.rb:27:in `call' 2024-05-25T20:03:28.084998613Z app[web.1]: [cce03e56-c2f3-46e9-b425-fba73afb3a2d] rack (2.2.9) lib/rack/conditional_get.rb:40:in `call' 2024-05-25T20:03:28.085002076Z app[web.1]: [cce03e56-c2f3-46e9-b425-fba73afb3a2d] rack (2.2.9) lib/rack/head.rb:12:in `call' 2024-05-25T20:03:28.085005557Z app[web.1]: [cce03e56-c2f3-46e9-b425-fba73afb3a2d] actionpack (7.0.8.3) lib/action_dispatch/http/permissions_policy.rb:38:in `call' 2024-05-25T20:03:28.085009261Z app[web.1]: [cce03e56-c2f3-46e9-b425-fba73afb3a2d] actionpack (7.0.8.3) lib/action_dispatch/http/content_security_policy.rb:36:in `call' 2024-05-25T20:03:28.085013020Z app[web.1]: [cce03e56-c2f3-46e9-b425-fba73afb3a2d] actionpack (7.0.8.3) lib/action_dispatch/middleware/cookies.rb:704:in `call' 2024-05-25T20:03:28.085016613Z app[web.1]: [cce03e56-c2f3-46e9-b425-fba73afb3a2d] actionpack (7.0.8.3) lib/action_dispatch/middleware/callbacks.rb:27:in `block in call' 2024-05-25T20:03:28.085020353Z app[web.1]: [cce03e56-c2f3-46e9-b425-fba73afb3a2d] activesupport (7.0.8.3) lib/active_support/callbacks.rb:99:in `run_callbacks' 2024-05-25T20:03:28.085023964Z app[web.1]: [cce03e56-c2f3-46e9-b425-fba73afb3a2d] actionpack (7.0.8.3) lib/action_dispatch/middleware/callbacks.rb:26:in `call' 2024-05-25T20:03:28.085027594Z app[web.1]: [cce03e56-c2f3-46e9-b425-fba73afb3a2d] sentry-rails (5.17.3) lib/sentry/rails/rescued_exception_interceptor.rb:12:in `call' 2024-05-25T20:03:28.085031298Z app[web.1]: [cce03e56-c2f3-46e9-b425-fba73afb3a2d] actionpack (7.0.8.3) lib/action_dispatch/middleware/debug_exceptions.rb:28:in `call' 2024-05-25T20:03:28.085035020Z app[web.1]: [cce03e56-c2f3-46e9-b425-fba73afb3a2d] sentry-ruby (5.17.3) lib/sentry/rack/capture_exceptions.rb:29:in `block (2 levels) in call' 2024-05-25T20:03:28.085038798Z app[web.1]: [cce03e56-c2f3-46e9-b425-fba73afb3a2d] sentry-ruby (5.17.3) lib/sentry/hub.rb:251:in `with_session_tracking' 2024-05-25T20:03:28.085042335Z app[web.1]: [cce03e56-c2f3-46e9-b425-fba73afb3a2d] sentry-ruby (5.17.3) lib/sentry-ruby.rb:403:in `with_session_tracking' 2024-05-25T20:03:28.085045946Z app[web.1]: [cce03e56-c2f3-46e9-b425-fba73afb3a2d] sentry-ruby (5.17.3) lib/sentry/rack/capture_exceptions.rb:20:in `block in call' 2024-05-25T20:03:28.085049612Z app[web.1]: [cce03e56-c2f3-46e9-b425-fba73afb3a2d] sentry-ruby (5.17.3) lib/sentry/hub.rb:59:in `with_scope' 2024-05-25T20:03:28.085053223Z app[web.1]: [cce03e56-c2f3-46e9-b425-fba73afb3a2d] sentry-ruby (5.17.3) lib/sentry-ruby.rb:383:in `with_scope' 2024-05-25T20:03:28.085056816Z app[web.1]: [cce03e56-c2f3-46e9-b425-fba73afb3a2d] sentry-ruby (5.17.3) lib/sentry/rack/capture_exceptions.rb:19:in `call' 2024-05-25T20:03:28.085060945Z app[web.1]: [cce03e56-c2f3-46e9-b425-fba73afb3a2d] actionpack (7.0.8.3) lib/action_dispatch/middleware/show_exceptions.rb:29:in `call' 2024-05-25T20:03:28.085064723Z app[web.1]: [cce03e56-c2f3-46e9-b425-fba73afb3a2d] railties (7.0.8.3) lib/rails/rack/logger.rb:40:in `call_app' 2024-05-25T20:03:28.085068205Z app[web.1]: [cce03e56-c2f3-46e9-b425-fba73afb3a2d] railties (7.0.8.3) lib/rails/rack/logger.rb:25:in `block in call' 2024-05-25T20:03:28.085073056Z app[web.1]: [cce03e56-c2f3-46e9-b425-fba73afb3a2d] activesupport (7.0.8.3) lib/active_support/tagged_logging.rb:99:in `block in tagged' 2024-05-25T20:03:28.085076964Z app[web.1]: [cce03e56-c2f3-46e9-b425-fba73afb3a2d] activesupport (7.0.8.3) lib/active_support/tagged_logging.rb:37:in `tagged' 2024-05-25T20:03:28.085080612Z app[web.1]: [cce03e56-c2f3-46e9-b425-fba73afb3a2d] activesupport (7.0.8.3) lib/active_support/tagged_logging.rb:99:in `tagged' 2024-05-25T20:03:28.085084186Z app[web.1]: [cce03e56-c2f3-46e9-b425-fba73afb3a2d] railties (7.0.8.3) lib/rails/rack/logger.rb:25:in `call' 2024-05-25T20:03:28.085087778Z app[web.1]: [cce03e56-c2f3-46e9-b425-fba73afb3a2d] actionpack (7.0.8.3) lib/action_dispatch/middleware/remote_ip.rb:93:in `call' 2024-05-25T20:03:28.085091390Z app[web.1]: [cce03e56-c2f3-46e9-b425-fba73afb3a2d] actionpack (7.0.8.3) lib/action_dispatch/middleware/request_id.rb:26:in `call' 2024-05-25T20:03:28.085095001Z app[web.1]: [cce03e56-c2f3-46e9-b425-fba73afb3a2d] rack (2.2.9) lib/rack/method_override.rb:24:in `call' 2024-05-25T20:03:28.085098482Z app[web.1]: [cce03e56-c2f3-46e9-b425-fba73afb3a2d] rack (2.2.9) lib/rack/runtime.rb:22:in `call' 2024-05-25T20:03:28.085101908Z app[web.1]: [cce03e56-c2f3-46e9-b425-fba73afb3a2d] actionpack (7.0.8.3) lib/action_dispatch/middleware/executor.rb:14:in `call' 2024-05-25T20:03:28.085105556Z app[web.1]: [cce03e56-c2f3-46e9-b425-fba73afb3a2d] actionpack (7.0.8.3) lib/action_dispatch/middleware/static.rb:23:in `call' 2024-05-25T20:03:28.085109241Z app[web.1]: [cce03e56-c2f3-46e9-b425-fba73afb3a2d] rack (2.2.9) lib/rack/sendfile.rb:110:in `call' 2024-05-25T20:03:28.085112649Z app[web.1]: [cce03e56-c2f3-46e9-b425-fba73afb3a2d] actionpack (7.0.8.3) lib/action_dispatch/middleware/host_authorization.rb:131:in `call' 2024-05-25T20:03:28.085116463Z app[web.1]: [cce03e56-c2f3-46e9-b425-fba73afb3a2d] rack-cors (2.0.2) lib/rack/cors.rb:102:in `call' 2024-05-25T20:03:28.085119889Z app[web.1]: [cce03e56-c2f3-46e9-b425-fba73afb3a2d] railties (7.0.8.3) lib/rails/engine.rb:530:in `call' 2024-05-25T20:03:28.085123334Z app[web.1]: [cce03e56-c2f3-46e9-b425-fba73afb3a2d] puma (6.4.2) lib/puma/configuration.rb:272:in `call' 2024-05-25T20:03:28.085126908Z app[web.1]: [cce03e56-c2f3-46e9-b425-fba73afb3a2d] puma (6.4.2) lib/puma/request.rb:100:in `block in handle_request' 2024-05-25T20:03:28.085130945Z app[web.1]: [cce03e56-c2f3-46e9-b425-fba73afb3a2d] puma (6.4.2) lib/puma/thread_pool.rb:378:in `with_force_shutdown' 2024-05-25T20:03:28.085134500Z app[web.1]: [cce03e56-c2f3-46e9-b425-fba73afb3a2d] puma (6.4.2) lib/puma/request.rb:99:in `handle_request' 2024-05-25T20:03:28.085138019Z app[web.1]: [cce03e56-c2f3-46e9-b425-fba73afb3a2d] puma (6.4.2) lib/puma/server.rb:464:in `process_client' 2024-05-25T20:03:28.085141519Z app[web.1]: [cce03e56-c2f3-46e9-b425-fba73afb3a2d] puma (6.4.2) lib/puma/server.rb:245:in `block in run' 2024-05-25T20:03:28.085144981Z app[web.1]: [cce03e56-c2f3-46e9-b425-fba73afb3a2d] puma (6.4.2) lib/puma/thread_pool.rb:155:in `block in spawn_thread' 2024-05-25T20:03:28.085148759Z app[web.1]: D, [2024-05-25T20:03:28.084886 #9] DEBUG -- sentry: [cce03e56-c2f3-46e9-b425-fba73afb3a2d] User excluded error: # 2024-05-25T20:03:28.085153629Z app[web.1]: D, [2024-05-25T20:03:28.084959 #9] DEBUG -- sentry: [cce03e56-c2f3-46e9-b425-fba73afb3a2d] [Profiler] Stopped 2024-05-25T20:03:28.088003261Z app[web.1]: I, [2024-05-25T20:03:28.087917 #9] INFO -- sentry: [Transport] Sending envelope with items [transaction, client_report] fca1cc0f840b4f9fbd01cb4afac1b9d6 to Sentry 

I've tried just about every permutation of suggestions from my experience, guides, Googling, and chatGPT but I'm hitting a major roadblock here with my app desperately wanting to respond to secure traffic but either getting caught in an infinite redirect loop or giving me that origin authenticity error.
I'm also currently trying to deploy this to a Digital Ocean VPS without using a Cloudflare tunnel to see if I can get it working in a standard production deployment environment and isolate the issue further.
Please folks, I could really use your help! Have you ever encountered this issue before?
Thank you.

So i decided to host a NextJS 14 project on my digital ocean droplet recently (mostly out of curiosity) and I've been running into this strange bug.
In my project, I made a static route where I import images from my public folder (around 10 images) and display them as a gallery in the static route. I do this by calling all the routes in the page.tsx of that route and putting it in an array and passing it into the component I made for the gallery. I use image from next/images also.
Now, the gallery works really well in the dev server and I ran npm build and run it, it works in my PC. But when I cloned, installed, built and served the project using PM2 and nginx for reverse proxy, the entire app works, but the route with the pictures is throwing an error 403 or 504.
Can someone explain to me what I'm doing wrong? Cuz this is very frustrating. Thanks in advance!

 Standard modules: 106 crowdsec Non-standard modules: 1 

{ crowdsec { api_url http://localhost:8080 api_key 3xxx6xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx3fd ticker_interval 15s #disable_streaming #enable_hard_fails } } trilium.xxxxxxxxx.xyz { reverse_proxy crowdsec 192.168.0.10:8080 log { output file /valog/caddy/trilium-access.log { roll_size 10mb roll_keep 20 roll_keep_for 720h } } } 

{"level":"error","ts":1716596310.84049,"logger":"http.log.access.log0","msg":"handled request","request":{"remote_ip":"185.23.45.80","remote_port":"53294","client_ip":"185.23.45.80","proto":"HTTP/2.0","method":"GET","host":"trilium.xxxxxx.xyz","uri":"/","headers":{"Sec-Fetch-Mode":["navigate"],"Sec-Fetch-User":["?1"],"Sec-Fetch-Dest":["document"],"Sec-Ch-Ua-Mobile":["?0"],"Upgrade-Insecure-Requests":["1"],"User-Agent":["Mozilla/5.0 (X11; Linux x86_64) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/124.0.0.0 Safari/537.36"],"Accept":["text/html,application/xhtml+xml,application/xml;q=0.9,image/avif,image/webp,image/apng,*/*;q=0.8,application/signed-exchange;v=b3;q=0.7"],"Sec-Fetch-Site":["none"],"Accept-Encoding":["gzip, deflate, br, zstd"],"Sec-Ch-Ua":["\"Not-A.Brand\";v=\"99\", \"Chromium\";v=\"124\""],"Sec-Ch-Ua-Platform":["\"Linux\""],"Accept-Language":["en-US,en;q=0.9"],"Priority":["u=0, i"]},"tls":{"resumed":false,"version":772,"cipher_suite":4867,"proto":"h2","server_name":"trilium.xxxxxxxx.xyz"}},"bytes_read":0,"user_id":"","duration":0.004853857,"size":0,"status":502,"resp_headers":{"Server":["Caddy"],"Alt-Svc":["h3=\":443\"; ma=2592000"]}} 

:ClanWars: Clan : BrokenDecksONLY
:Social: Members : 45/50
:GoldClan: Clan tag:

Q22Y8PJU [In Gold League][Gold 3] We Already operate like a Legendary Clan

:PlayerTrophies: Required Trophies [7500]
Clan link : https://link.clashroyale.com/invite/clan/en?tag=Q22Y8PJU&token=8d6hxf7j&platform=android
Very close too 100% activity. 2900 Trophies very dominant heading into legendary
Looking for competitive players that can massively help our clan and need a permanent home. Donations and trades from all range of cards would be great. Im looking for people that will help build up my Clan for Legendary League and help each other Climb in any Mode :trophy:
:PassRoyale: :gem: PASS Rewards with winners excluded to help Our Clanmates out. WE CARE ABOUT EVERYBODY AND LOYALTY IS OUR PRIMARY FOCUS. We require a year or more because we look for permanent members but we have MULTIPLE EVENTS (Tons of ways to get passes) Planned for legendary to fully estlablish our clan. We average 31k in river. All we ask is to stay committed to growing our clan and being loyal. That way we all WIN.
Everytime our average medals grow and staying consistent will be noticed :wink:
:PassRoyale:
:Cards: Must do ALL Battles for Clan Wars Thursday-Sunday
:TVRoyale: Also looking to get settled on all platforms including YouTube, Facebook, Reddit and more. Join Us and lets expand :PinkSharkHi::SharkHi:
Clan Discord Server :
https://discord.com/invite/uYfNzUYBHB
YOUR NEW CLAN AND HOME AWAITS !! JOIN NOW !

I have eaten out at sit-down restaurants in multiple contexts: alone, with a group, crowded, empty, and I cannot for the life of me figure this out.
Here’s what I’m used to in the US: Server clears your plates. They immediately come back with a printed receipt on a little tray. They leave it with you for a couple minutes so you can put your credit card on it, then they take it away promptly and swipe your card. They come back with your card and two more receipts (so now you’re at three): one labeled merchant copy and one labeled customer copy. They both have a blank spot for the tip. You write in the amount you want to tip on both, sign the merchant copy and leave it, take the customer copy (if you want it) and leave.
Here’s what happens to me in England: 1. Server clears my plates. 2. I wait. And wait. I see them continuing to serve the tables near me. I wonder if I’m supposed to pay at the counter? I don’t see a sign. I’m obviously not busy (not finishing my food or reading on my phone or anything). 3. I get tired of waiting and flag down a waiter. I ask for the bill, feeling like I must be committing some major faux pas? But a minute later they come back with a credit card reader. 4. They show me the receipt, I pay with my card contactless on the reader they hold out to me, they smile and I say thanks and they leave. 5. I am now stumped. Do I tip? Do I not tip? I don’t carry cash because I was told everything is contactless… If I want to tip, how do I? (Before anyone says there’s no tipping, responses on a recent post on AskUK said 10% isn’t unreasonable if there’s table service. Probably a whole post of its own.) I leave without tipping, feeling terrible.
What am I missing around step 2? And if you want to tip, how do you handle step 5?
Don’t get me started on “pay at the counter” places where they look at me like I’m mad if I clear my own table and bring in my dishes… I feel so rude leaving dirty plates on an outside table, but that seems to be the norm!

Hello,
I was making the switch from Traefik because I simplified my network to just http and everything is behind a vpn and now im trying to simplify my docker compose projects.
I use Pihole to make my own hostnames and point them to the server that has docker and npm as one of its containers. I use that same hostname on npm and let npm resolve the container hostname (and port) for it to serve back that response. Unfortunately it's being picky. I'm having issues with Portainer and Prowlarr not resolving even though if I use the host server's ip and port of the exposed container...it works.
My setup was all working prior to the npm switch and I didn't touch my docker-compose files while implementing this.
Here's what I troubleshooted:

• DNS record is mapping custom hostname (docker.lan) to host server - ✅
• Looked at compose file for Portainer definition, I tested with and without specifying the port mappings ✅
• Open a shell to the npm container and did "curl portainer:9000" and "curl [custom network ip]:9000" and both resolved with the raw html of the login page ✅
• tested custom hostname on browser, npm pretends it does not see portainer:9000... it gives me the service is not setup page
• literally cannot see any logs on why this is all happening, both access and error logs are blank for the portainer proxy and the other proxies are being written to just fine...

Was liking NPM at first but debugging this because of some unexplainable behavior and the it "just works" explanation written by these guys (https://nginxproxymanager.com/advanced-config/) just isn't making this worth it to implement.