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OK it seems this was a database corruption. I moved
/appdata/couchpotato/data/database/
to
/appdata/couchpotato/data/database.bak
And it started up fine. I guess I'll have lost changes since yesterday, but that's no big deal!
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I think CouchPotato updated yesterday, and now I can't get it to start up. The log contains the following error, looped:
db.open() File "/app/couchpotato/libs/CodernityDB/database_super_thread_safe.py", line 43, in _inner res = f(*args, **kwargs) File "/app/couchpotato/libs/CodernityDB/database_super_thread_safe.py", line 93, in open res = super(SuperThreadSafeDatabase, self).open(*args, **kwargs) File "/app/couchpotato/libs/CodernityDB/database.py", line 571, in open index.open_index() File "/app/couchpotato/libs/CodernityDB/tree_index.py", line 160, in open_index self.root_flag = struct.unpack('<c', self.buckets.read(1))[0] error: unpack requires a string argument of length 1
I don't know exactly when it updated, I used it yesterday, and today I can't access it.
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Edit the docker. Turn on Advanced View in upper right. USERNAME and PASSWORD are in the Environment Variables section.
I use Transmission Remote GUI to interact with Transmission. It has more features than the web UI, including individual seeding ratios.
Ah-ha! I wondered where you could set the mythical environment variables! I actually just stumbled across TransmissionGUI from a Google search too, will try at home. Shame as I generally use an iPhone or iPad to control Transmission. Maybe I'll look at the JSON RPC docs and write my own!
Thanks trurl.
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How do you change or remove the username and password in Transmission? Is it a case of editing the config file or can this be set somewhere?
The web UI from the Mac version seemed to allow you to set individual seeding ratios per torrent. How can you access more options than the web UI offers?
[Deprecated] Linuxserver.io - CouchPotato
in Docker Containers
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Yep you're right. A quick google of the last line revealed my database was corrupt. All sorted now, sorry to waste your time.