[](#version-v470-1)Version v4.7.0
A lot of love and sweat went into this one from the team, hope you enjoy it!
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I can get all those Linux ISOs so much faster now!!
It would appear that the prices of have gone up a lot on blocks – something like a 1TB block can easily be more than the price of a full year on some of the better providers and Eweka doesn’t even provide them. For folks with vary modest Usenet needs, what is the play these days? Are most folks just using an unlimited provider now even if they only go through 1TB every couple of years?
i have a bunch of stuff wanted in readarr that cannot find a source
Basically title… anyone have info?
Paying it forward and sharing some critical learnings I had while while spending the last 3 days trying to figure out why Radarr wasn’t working. For context, this pertains to my Docker install on my Synology. I only know very very basic command line stuff, so everything below took me way too long to figure out. I hope it helps some other newbs avoid wasting hours of their life like me.
TLDR; Environment variables are PUID
and PGID
not PID
and GID
. Maybe you can delete those ‘@eaDir” files if it’s giving you trouble. Check your permissions for the movie folder and files. Check owner and group for all movie folder and files.
PUID
and PGID
(with the P). I was somehow able to setup Sonarr just fine despite doing -e UID=1026 \
and -e GID=100 \
. I copied my Sonarr script for Radarr and swapped out everything as needed but left the UID/GID stuff the same figuring it would be the …I have been running Radarr and Sonarr for 5+ years on a high-end Synology via Docker with absolutely no problems. The Synology is dedicated to simply servicing media to plex. It is not very active. I have been getting Database is Locked errors for the last few months. The problem was so bad I had to move Sonarr off to my windows machine.
The consensus is that this is an I/O issue, but the Synology is not a busy machine and these errors pop up when there is no traffic. Also everything worked fine for years. The only change I can think of was that I upgraded the memory awhile back. The timing does not perfectly align, but if the community thinks that may be a cause I can try reverting next time I am on site.
I have posted trace logs in the Sonarr channel and if we think it will be helpful I can do so here for Radarr. I am seeking troubleshooting guidance.
The impact is everything stays in my queue, as Radarr does not realize it already moved the movie to the proper location. So I …
So there’s an extremely well known torrent indexer, who’s also notoriously fickle. I would say any time I log into my ARR apps there’s a 50⁄50 chance that there will be a current “indexers unavailable due to failures” error caused by their API.
I’ve noticed that any pending releases on that indexer will dissappear from my Activity queue when these errors occur, and will frequently cause my ARR apps to miss less favored releases on my more stable indexers. (Pending release A on one of my NZB indexers will get dumped in favor of release B on this torrent indexer, but then the torrent indexer 404’s so neither end up getting grabbed.)
There are a number of releases (especially foreign releases) that only show up on this particular indexer, so I’m curious how everyone else is dealing with these issues?
I basically have to bookmark all pending releases each time I log into Radarr, so that if they disappear from the activity page I …
Hello!
A noob here. I would like to get some guidelines regarding remote access.
I basically run a server that has plex, sonarr, radarr, prowlarr and other services. The problem is that, except for plex, I cannot access any of these apps from outside my local network.
I’ve read that the best alternative is to use a vpn, and I saw something about Wireguard. My question is, I already have a router that has vpn capabilities (asus ac68u), can I use this instead? Is there a difference?
Also, I would like to use something like uptime robot as a way to check the health of my server, how can I get a domain as a way to map it to my external ip?
Thanks and sorry for the basic questions!
Edit: just realized I have my asus router in AP mode
Unfortunately, Sonarr doesn’t have it’s own date time settings, so if you’re using Firefox and the RFP function is enabled, your times will all be UTC/Greenwich
Just an FYI.