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I was turning on IPV6 in my router settings, and in order to do so, my router had to reboot, and without thinking, I went ahead. I then realised, my server is connected to said router, so after the router rebooted, I checked and saw that most of the docker containers were fine, except for the Piped container.

When I go to the Piped instance that's hosted on my domain, it just brings up a Cloudflare Code 522 Error (I use Cloudflare)I tried restarting the containers over and over again but no luck. Any advice? I will provide more information if needed.

EDIT: It's now solved. Apparently during the router reboot my ISP changed my IPv4 address.

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[–] amogussussywussy@sh.itjust.works 2 points 2 days ago (1 children)

Thanks for the help! I guess I might as well use Caddy since Nginx is screwing me over.

[–] asudox@discuss.tchncs.de 1 points 2 days ago

np, feel free to reach out again if any problems occur.