]> A clean, scannable view of every TCP/UDP port your Unraid box is listening on, with the owning process and Docker container (when applicable) attributed to each. Lives under Settings -> Network Services. Highlights - TCP + UDP, IPv4 + IPv6. - Resolves docker-proxy host-port mappings back to their owning container, including port ranges and host-network containers. - Color-codes addresses by exposure so externally reachable listeners pop: wildcard (0.0.0.0 / ::) and public addresses get a tint and an edge stripe; LAN, link-local and localhost are de-emphasised. - Collapses identical IPv4/IPv6 pairs and per-interface bindings into one row with an expandable +N badge so multi-binding daemons (wsdd2, avahi, etc.) don't dominate the list. Same for a service listening on both TCP and UDP (e.g. DNS) - one row with combined Proto chips instead of two. - Well-known port labels (SSH, DNS, HTTP/HTTPS, NFS, SMB, MySQL, ...). - Filter pills + free-text search; sortable, resizable, reorderable and hideable columns with state persisted in localStorage. - Pure JS / PHP, no external dependencies. for pkg in /var/log/packages/&name;-*; do [ -f "$pkg" ] || continue removepkg "$(basename "$pkg")" 2>/dev/null || true done rm -rf &emhttp; &repo;/archive/&pkg;.txz &md5; &plgPATH;/&pkg;.txz for pkg in /var/log/packages/&name;-*; do [ -f "$pkg" ] || continue removepkg "$(basename "$pkg")" 2>/dev/null || true done rm -rf &emhttp; rm -rf &plgPATH;