Thank you! Can you also explain the difference between

networks:
  default:
    external: true
    name: scoobydoo

and

networks:
  scoobydoo:
    external: true

I think they are? I have used network setting in audiobookshelf

networks:
  nginx:
    name: nginx-proxy-manager_default
    external: true

I think this allows audiobookshelf container to use the external container generated by nginx by default

thank you!

I have added

    ports:
      - 13378:80

in audiobookshelf docker compose and changed npm settings

But it still gives me the same 502 Bad Gateway error.

I have turned it off and tried again, this time it allows me to go to http://audiobookshelf.local.com/, however still giving me the 502 Bad Gateway error.

Anyway, it’s going to be used only locally, correct?

yes that’s correct. But I still want to use self signed certificate just for extra security and get to know how to successfully configure it.

the newest version. I have updated about few days ago

thank you this seems promising!

thanks a lot

thank you! does this mean windows can only resolve dns server at port 553? is there a way to change it?

Thank you I can understand this now. But what about port number?

thanks a lot!

thank you, I will try that!

I will look into that. thanks a lot

EDIT: I guess there is not a work around for now. It would be really great for those who sees this post to give https://github.com/ImranR98/Obtainium/issues/2042 a thumbs up. thanks a lot!

guess I’ll just have to wait for this feature to be implemented in the future by the amazing developers.

yeah that could be an solution, but I have already grouped my apps in the home screen so I have download it in the future I have to group them again. I have about 200 apps downloaded and I have 50+ apps used. So it could be a lot of work. Using archive feature I could easily manage these stuff

I believe I have found the issue. The archive does contains thousands of small files and that could be the reason

What should I use to do the test?

Thanks a lot!

EDIT AGAIN:

Solved!

yes it the archive does contains thousands of small files! I think that could be the reason of low performance on android mobile!

thanks a lot @[email protected]

EDIT AGAIN:

Solved!

yes it the archive does contains thousands of small files! I think that could be the reason of low performance on android mobile!

thanks a lot @[email protected]