Naldinho

Thank you. My mistake was that even though both were pointing to the same location the information that got communicated from Deluge to Sonarr made no sense to Sonarr. Adding a new path fixed that. Now that I know how it works fixing it for newsgroups should be easy.

Possibly your volume mappings. You've got to post the mappings for both deluge and sonarr and the log from sonarr showing the error Hopefully this is what I'm supposed to post. Sonarr /dev/rtc /dev/rtc /tv /mnt/user/Media/TV Shows/ /downloads /mnt/user/Downloads/Completed/ /drone /mnt/user/Downloads/Drone Factory/ delugevpn /data /mnt/user/Downloads/ Error Message: Import failed, path does not exist or is not accessible by Sonarr: /data/Completed/ Under activity it says : No files found are eligible for import in /data/Completed/ Most recently I have tried to add Remote Path Mappings to Sonarr Host:10.1.1.25 Remote Path: /mnt/user/Downloads/Complete/ Local Path: /downloads/ I believe the issue is that the torrents are not being removed from Deluge which is strange because files without the tv-sonarr label do get removed when they complete.

File moving not working. I've reviewed all the setting multiple times and I just can't get this to work. Files added to Deluge manually obey the 0 seed ratio rule and remove themselves from Deluge but torrents add by Sonarr remain even after the torrent has finished downloading. Files downloaded from newsgroups also do not get moved. In both cases I get "No files found are eligible for import ..." message in Activity. The Logs show Sonarr is trying to retrieve the files but can't since as long as they are in Deluge I assume the program has a lock on them. Can someone tell me what I am doing wrong?

I am also having an issue with my tv client -- I was going to try to figure it out on my own before posting but since you have a similar problem I'll ask now. I have an LG TV -- used to work fine when I had PlexServer on Windows. Since I switched to the docker the TV does not connect to PlexServer. If I ask it to scan for servers it finds the server but selecting it does nothing. The Plex DLNA server does show up and it works fine but that defeats the whole point of using Plex.

Thanks -- I had tried that earlier and it didn't work but when I went now before even doing anything schedule was there

I hate that I'm so useless when it comes to this but can someone direct me to how I install plugins? I'm just looking to add scheduler but all I get is a popup asking me to select an egg file. The plugins directory is empty. I haven't been able to find anything to download which seems appropriate from the Deluge site.

Rather than just disable UDP Flood Protection completely I instead made an exception for both the destination and source port. For now that is working just as well as disabling it completely but not sure if when the docker is restarted if the ports will be the same. If they are not static then I'll have to go back to complete disable.

Fixed. In case anyone else has the same issue -- the problem was caused by firewall being set to protect against UDP flooding. Turning off UDP Flood Protection immediately got my speeds up to normal.

I'm going to take a wild guess that you are on the Rogers network, like I am. I ran into speed issues as well and had to convert to TCP instead of UDP. Teksavvy who just resells Bell and Rogers but mine is Bell. When I tried to change VPN_PROTOCOL to tcp I am no longer able to access the webgui. I have to change it back to udp for it to work.

Plex remote is not working. I turned off the site-to-site VPN and the PlexServer disappeared from the remote computers.

Sophos UTM I have a DNAT rule directing any traffic on 32400 to port 32400 on the unRaid server. The whole thing is really confusing since it seems to change randomly even when I don't change anything except pressing refresh. Private Unknown IP X Public Unknown IP X Internet Will sometimes change so that Public Unknown becomes my IP and sometime even Private Unknown becomes me unRaid IP and the X becomes a check mark but never the X between Public and Internet. Strangely I also noticed that in Green it says Fully accessible outside your network Which makes me think maybe I've been looking at the Private Unknown IP X Public Unknown IP X Internet when that doesn't actually matter. If that is the case that would really suck because I've been at this for a day. With Deluge I have no figured out that if I disable PIA I get good speeds so again I don't think my issue is docker related after all. Normally I wouldn't have run a command I wasn't certain of the outcome but the array has no data -- it literally has three shares called Media, Downloads, and appdata and a sub-directories based on the Plex and Deluge file structure but nothing in those directories . Absolute worst case scenario would be having to buy a new unRaid key but even that was basically zero probability. It doesn't seem to have had any significant issues SDB is still parity -- SDC and SDE still disks 1 and 2. The SSD is still the cache and the USB is still that Flash. I started running a Parity check once I decided I was going to try to avoid starting over.

I've tried it checked and unchecked. The strange part about this is that results change even when nothing changes. Most of the time I get unknown IP for both and two x but sometimes I get an IP for public and once I even got an IP for Private and the x changed to a checkmark but no internet. I didn't change anything and just pressed refresh and both went back to unknown IP.

By switching VPN_ENABLED to no = I'm getting good speeds.

ok multiple issues here:- 1. your port is wrong, this should now be 1198 not 1194 2. if you have defined your container side as /data then this is what you should be configuring the container to use, so login to deluge web interface and specify the incomplete, completed, watched etc as subdirs of /data, if you dont configure this then all data will be written inside the container which will result in you running out of space in the docker.img file and all the docker containers grinding to a halt. 3. speed issues, so you need to be connected to a pia gateway that supports port forwarding, the netherlands gateway is one that does support this so i would recommend giving that a go. If speeds are still slow then it is possible your isp is throttling your connecting to the vpn provider, for which there is only one fix, switch provider :-). Thank you #1 I copied and pasted from above --my port was 1198 I just didn't realize the post I copied from had the wrong port. #2 Fixed #3 Speed still slow even with nl.privateinternetaccess.com. Less popular torrents I can't even get them to start. I know my ISP doesn't throttle. Is there any other possible reason? Maybe something firewall related? I have a IPsec site-to-site VPN that. Could that be causing a conflict? Running a VPN over a VPN isn't going to do you any favors in regards to speed, whether this is the source of your issue I couldn't say for sure but if possible it might be worth dropping the site to site VPN and seeing if this does improve things. As far as firewall ports go, the only port you need to allow is DNS resolution and connection to the VPN end point, both outbound. Sent from my LG-V500 using Tapatalk The VPNs are not running over each other. Both sites have direct access to the internet -- the unRaid machine with the docker is on 10.1.1.0 and only traffic that is going to 192.168.2.0 gets directed to the site-to-site VPN. Likewise at the other end only traffic going to 10.1.1.0 gets directed to the VPN.

Basically I've been trying to get PlexServer (linuxserver) and binhex-delugevpn (binhex) going first. PlexServer I finally got it to work except for remote access. I don't think that is a docker issue but for some reason port forwarding is just not working. Deluge I can't get it to download at a decent speed. My main reason for wanting to start over was that previous settings kept showing up even after I deleted the docker and reinstalled. Also on my first unRaid the appdata directory does not show up as a share when I browse from Windows but on my second one it does which makes me think I did something wrong somewhere. At one point I got a warning from Common Problems about my appdata I also typed initconfig which I had hoped would be like the Windows 10 feature of just starting fresh and it wasn't but I also don't know what it did and if that is recoverable from. Since I'm not physically in the same location as the unRaid machine I tried removing both dockers, stopping the docker system, deleting docker.img and then deleting everything in appdata. I'm since installed Deluge again but still only getting 100k downloads on top torrents and 0 on pretty much everything else.

ok multiple issues here:- 1. your port is wrong, this should now be 1198 not 1194 2. if you have defined your container side as /data then this is what you should be configuring the container to use, so login to deluge web interface and specify the incomplete, completed, watched etc as subdirs of /data, if you dont configure this then all data will be written inside the container which will result in you running out of space in the docker.img file and all the docker containers grinding to a halt. 3. speed issues, so you need to be connected to a pia gateway that supports port forwarding, the netherlands gateway is one that does support this so i would recommend giving that a go. If speeds are still slow then it is possible your isp is throttling your connecting to the vpn provider, for which there is only one fix, switch provider :-). Thank you #1 I copied and pasted from above --my port was 1198 I just didn't realize the post I copied from had the wrong port. #2 Fixed #3 Speed still slow even with nl.privateinternetaccess.com. Less popular torrents I can't even get them to start. I know my ISP doesn't throttle. Is there any other possible reason? Maybe something firewall related? I have a IPsec site-to-site VPN that. Could that be causing a conflict?

Perfect. Thanks. My first unRaid was pretty easy to get going. This one has turned into a train-wreck. It just doesn't seem right and since it is just a bunch of empty disks with two dockers (either of which work) and few plugins I think I'm better off just starting fresh.

My second unRaid build is going terribly. I'm thinking it would be better to just start over. The array has no data on it yet. Can someone tell me if that is an option? My plan was just to reformat the USB key with unRaid and reinstall a clean download and register using the same key. I'm not sure if I have to do anything to the drives. Reformat? Basically I have no idea what I am doing with dockers -- I've been trying for two days to get two dockers working and made a mess of things so would just like a clean slate.

I know how port forwarding works -- the problem is that it isn't working which makes me think there must be something special about dockers. I've been googling for a couple of hours with no luck. I currently have the PlexServer port forwarded to the same port on the IP of the unRaid server. Needs to be forwarded to the port Plex is on. Default is 32400. Plex has capability to set it automatically. That's how mine worked at least. Using Actiontec FiOS modem. Programs can only set port forwarding automatically if you have UPnP enabled which I don't. That said I know how to forward ports manually and I have forwarded port 32400 to the unRaid IP but it just isn't working. This actually doesn't turn out to be as big a deal though since I mostly just want to be able to access my PlexServer located at home from the office and even without remote connection that seems to not be an issue as Plex clients can detect the PlexServer over the site-to-site vpn which I didn't think would be the case. This covers 99.9% of my use. It would be nice to have remote for that rare instance when I'm in some small town hotel with nothing to do but for now I've moved on to failing at getting Deluge to work as a docker. I'm really starting to think I should have just went with a VM as I'm having no success with dockers.

VPN_ENABLED yes VPN_USER my user ID VPN_PASS my password VPN_REMOTE ca-toronto.privateinternetaccess.com VPN_PORT 1194 VPN_PROTOCOL udp VPN_PROV pia ENABLE_PRIVOXY no LAN_NETWORK 10.121.1.0/24 DEBUG false I have tried the default option for VPN_Remote as well. In both cases I can't break 100k for downloads. Up is even lower. I also think there might be something wrong with how I set up my downloads I set /data to /mnt/user/Downloads/ I created a share named Downloads first and four directories inside that share corresponding to the four options in folders. In folders it has /home/nobody/Incomplete/ -- am I supposed to change that to something else? I haven't finished downloading anything yet because it is so slow but when I check my Incomplete folder in my Downloads share it is empty.

Thanks. At least now I know I'm trying to solve the correct issue.

I know how port forwarding works -- the problem is that it isn't working which makes me think there must be something special about dockers. I've been googling for a couple of hours with no luck. I currently have the PlexServer port forwarded to the same port on the IP of the unRaid server. There's nothing special about dockers. The biggie here is that if you have a modem with a built-in router, and then a "real" router after that, nothing is going to work. You'll have to stick your modem into bridge mode (which means it only acts as a modem period) and then setup your real router to log in to the modem, etc Thanks. My modem is bridged and I am using Sophos as a router. Basically what I'm looking for is confirmation that I don't need to do anything to the docker config (I see options to add ports) and that just the standard install using Community Applications gets me a working Plex Server -- if that is the case then the issue is with my firewall setup and I'll devote time to figuring that out. I just don't want to waste a bunch of time if the answer is dockers get assigned a unique IP like VMs or you need to do something with add ports in the docker config.

I know how port forwarding works -- the problem is that it isn't working which makes me think there must be something special about dockers. I've been googling for a couple of hours with no luck. I currently have the PlexServer port forwarded to the same port on the IP of the unRaid server.

Is there a guide or tutorial on how to get port forwarding working for remote access on PlexServer? I'm completely new to dockers.

Problem solved -- it was not the docker at all but a careless error in my firewall The update issue is still not updating but I was able to claim the server.