

- NZBGET RETURNED LOG WAS NOT HOW TO
- NZBGET RETURNED LOG WAS NOT CODE
- NZBGET RETURNED LOG WAS NOT PASSWORD
- NZBGET RETURNED LOG WAS NOT DOWNLOAD
Before you just run the above command, please make sure to change following paths: The above command will launch a docker container from the linuxserver/radarr image and publish the application on port 7878. Sudo docker run -d –name=radarr -e PUID=1000 -e PGID=1000 -e TZ=America/New_York -p 7878:7878 -v change_me:/config -v change_me:/movies -v change_me:/downloads –restart unless-stopped linuxserver/radarr
NZBGET RETURNED LOG WAS NOT HOW TO
I received multiple requests how to translate my YAML files into Docker run commands. I had to re-install all containers and set them up fresh in the /mnt/cache path.In Running Usenet Stack on Kubernetes, I covered how to deploy a Usenet stack onto Kubernetes.Īs it turned out, Kubernetes has won the race as the orchestrator of choice but not everyone is running it in their home lab just yet. Took two days, but i now have my nzbget, hydra2, sonarr, radarr, headphones setup and working great!Īlso, FYI to anyone else - I did try mv /mnt/user/appdata/ to /mnt/cache/ - to move everything to the cache drive and that did not resolve the issue with daemon service inside containers auto-starting. NZBGet daemon started up just fine after boot and so did Hydra2. After blowing all of it away and redoing it to /mnt/cache/appdata - the docker did not have any issue. I was setting my docker in /mnt/user/appdata with the default container setup wizard. Let's start with Linuxserver.io\nzbget docker image. Need location of logs to figure out why daemon isn't starting up - not sure where it is. TL DR - docker image starts fine, the app's daemon does not auto start but will manually start fine. Could someone point me in the right direction? I'm very new to the docker concept and i can get around Linux structure just fine, but i'm not sure where logs are to diagnose this issue. Something's preventing the daemon from starting, but i'm not sure what to look at for info. Now that I've got some of them configured - the actual apps (nzbget, hydra2, etc.) don't seem to auto-start when the docker image starts up. I decided this weekend to make it easier by moving all my apps to individual docker images. After pulling down the images, they started up fine for initial configuration. I've had my usenet applications run on a VM for years inside Unraid and it worked fine. Server returned: Rate-Command completed successfully Why the fuggg he want a username/password for direct commandsĮdit2: found out, really dumb, theres no way to make it even more docker exec nzbget /app/nzbget/nzbget -c /config/nf -R 1000
NZBGET RETURNED LOG WAS NOT PASSWORD
Nzbget request received on port 6789 from 127.0.0.1, but username or password invalid
NZBGET RETURNED LOG WAS NOT DOWNLOAD
R, -rate Set download rate on server, in KB/s No response or invalid response (timeout, not nzbget-server or wrong nzbget-server version) No response or invalid response (timeout, not nzbget-server or wrong nzbget-server docker exec nzbget /app/nzbget/nzbget -rate 100 Nzbget version: docker exec nzbget /app/nzbget/nzbget -rate 1000 No response or invalid response (timeout, not nzbget-server or wrong nzbget-server docker exec nzbget /app/nzbget/nzbget -v I want to run a scruipt from user scripts, so "click on icion" is not a way to docker exec nzbget /app/nzbget/nzbget -R 1000 This leads me to believe I have something messed up in the configuration of the docker container but I could certainly be wrong. Hopefully someone can help me get this sorted out. I had a NZBGet working just fine and all I (think) that I've done is just change the name of the drive and the mounting process for the drive containing the docker image. I've included some screenshots of my docker mappings. I've checked all the container mappings a ton of times and I cannot find anything out of order. I added a second nzb to the queue and tried to download it and same behavior. I deleted the nzb and then re-added it to the queue and no change. There is a nzb in the queue that says it is downloading but no progress is being made and the download speed is listed as "0 KB/s". My problem: NZBGet is running and I can connect to the webgui. I did adjust to RW/slave settings for the folders that are on the drive mounted by UD as specified in the UD thread. All that has changed is the docker path mappings because the path has changed since I moved to UD. I am reusing the container I had previously so the NZBGet config file has not changed.

NZBGET RETURNED LOG WAS NOT CODE
I used to mount this drive via some code in my go script but as part of the rebuild process I switched to the UD plugin. I'm now running 6.6.5. I have all my docker containers installed on a non-array drive. I found a few things along the way but none of them fixed my issue.īackground: I recently deleted my flash drive by accident and had to re-setup my server. I've done quite a bit of searching/reading but can't seem to figure out what my problem is. I'm at a loss with NZBGet and need some guidance.
