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  • That all seems correct, the way to expose services with a docker-compose is by using the:

     
            ports:
          - 2283:3001
    
    
      

    That means that you expose whatever is at port 3001 in the cointainer (in this case the Immich server inside the docker container, which is exposed by default to 3001) to port 2283 of the host machine (in this case, your LXC container). So it should work if everything else is set up correctly.

    The 172.x.x.x networks are normal internal networks for docker to use, normally you needn't care about them because you just expose whichever port you need via the ports command above.

    Are you following this step by step to set it all up? is your .env file properly set up? did you check the containers logs?

  • I have Immich working fine inside an LXC with docker, You just gotta make sure that Keyctl and Nesting are activated in the LXC container's options in Proxmox and make sure to use the Immich recommended docker-compose file.

    If you still have problems try to take a look at the containers logs with the "docker logs" command to see if there's an error message somewhere.

  • Hah! I in fact have been using metager for a couple of months now as my defult search engine, since I saw it recommended in Lemmy those 2 months ago. Works great. Tried kagi before but I just don't search that much and paying per search makes much more sense to me.

  • If you're using torrents, I'd say your best bet would be to try to get into a Spanish private tracker and redownload everything. The ones I'm in have absolutely everything in 4k with dual audio, one being Spanish and the other being the original audio (generally English). I'm aware it might take a while to get into a good one, but once you're in, you'll have everything you need.