Unraid Port Confusion

[VeniceNerd]

Hi! I installed Scriberr on Unraid and it actually seems to work, however, I am very confused about the configured ports.

In the Unraid template, Scriberr shows three ports:

•	Web UI Port → Container 3000 
•	Database UI Port → Container 8080
•	JobQueue UI Port → Container 9243

https://imgur.com/a/ICnHmR1

But after deploying the container, the actual web interface seems to appear on host port 8080, not 3000. Ports 3000 and 9243 do not load anything.

•	In other words:
•	http://<host>:8080 → Scriberr web UI
•	http://<host>:3000 → nothing
•	http://<host>:9243 → nothing

Is it supposed to be like this? Or is there something wrong with the Scriberr image that is provided for Unraid?

[rishikanthc]

@VeniceNerd hi ! As I mentioned in the other issue I think the unraid chart you're using is outdated and using an older version of Scriberr.
Can you point me to the chart you're using ?

[VeniceNerd]

Absolutely. This is the one I was using:
https://unraid.net/community/apps/c/mediaapp

You may have to search for Scriberr since it won’t allow me to link directly:

I’ll have to nuke it and set up it up again manually

[rishikanthc]

I'm not able to see the source of the chart from that link. It's linking back to the project website and git. Is there a way to read the source file for the chart ? Basically I want to see what the chart looks like.

[VeniceNerd]

Is this what you need?

my-Scriberr.xml

[BarbellDwarf]

I, thankfully, have an UNRAID instance in my homelab. I checked and it appears to be apart of grtgbln's repo that has a bunch of stuff on it. But it is definitely using an old version. A version from 2024.

From what I can see, it can be updated via this thread:
https://forums.unraid.net/topic/133764-support-grtgbln-docker-templates/

@rishikanthc, I can get this updated, or if you would like to do it, feel free. I am fine with either.

[rishikanthc]

@BarbellDwarf would be great if you could fix it. I'm not familiar with unraid and I have to read up on docs to figure it out. If you're already familiar with unraid you will be much faster in fixing this.