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The latest version of my Docks now install the non-free version of unrar. Can you please give it a shot? Awesome! That did the trick. Thanks again. I am currently using NZBDrone (which is excellent by the way), SABnzbd and Deluge. So far so good. No other bugs noted. Thanks for the great apps. Somebody already said this but it bears repeating: On each docker command, after the other disk mounts required by the dock, if you add "—v /mnt/user:/mnt/user" you get full share access so you can configure your directories however you please as usual.

Just installed your new and improved Phusion-based docker apps. SABnzbd is giving me this message now: "Your UNRAR version is not recommended, get it from http://www.rarlab.com/rar_add.htm" Is this going to be a problem? If not, is there any way to suppress that nag message? Thanks.

Neither command will do anything. How do I verify Crashplan is running? Usually, when I try to connect with the client, it tells me "Connection refused" when the daemon isn't running, which is what it's doing now. "docker ps -a" indicates that the docker has exited, which means it's not running, right?

Enter the IP of unRAID, not localhost Figured it out. It needs a category. I never used one with Sab before because Sickbeard doesn't require one - it just puts things in directories where specified. As soon as I created a "tv" category in Sab, and the same in NzbDrone, it worked.

Trying to configure nzbdrone. I'm trying to add SABnzbd. I enter localhost and 8080 and the API, and when I hit Test, I always get [testsabnzbd] Failed. Any idea what I need to do different to get nzbdrone to control SAB?

Ah ha. I was unclear on what the syntax of the command was doing there. Gotcha.

Deluge is now connecting to the thin client. Thank you, thank you! Now. Downloading. I can get it to download to the specified directory "/mnt/cache/appdata/deluge/downloads:/downloads" just fine, but when it moves the completed file to "/mnt/user/Files/Downloads" it does indeed move it, but to the ether. I can't find where it's putting the files and the logs are no help. What is it doing with the data? Note: If I try to have it download the data anywhere other than a directory in the /config directory, it will not download at all.

I tried running this with: It will not run the program. Nothing shows running with "docker ps", and there are no log files to check, because it's not installing anything. How do I get the docker to load?

Oh good. It was driving me nuts trying to figure out what I was not doing (is it permissions, is it syntax, did I misspell something, do I need absolute paths?). Now I can just chill and wait for the update. Thanks! Also, with Deluge, I can specify either relative or absolute path to the downloads and torrent folders, but although it starts the download, completes it, and seeds, I can't find either the saved torrent files or the downloaded file in any of the places I have specified, or in the config directory either.

I have been trying to get the Deluge thin client to connect to the daemon, following these instructions: http://dev.deluge-torrent.org/wiki/UserGuide/ThinClient No success. Will not connect. Anybody have any notion how to make that work? By the by, were you still planning on doing a docker of Transmission? If you are, no hurry, I was just wondering. Can't get this Deluge app to work the way I want, and I need a functional BitTorrent client.

For nzbdrone, just needed to create the nzbdrone directory the command was telling it to put the downloads in. It started up fine after that. I tried that for nzbget, but still no go. Weird.

That did the trick for Deluge. Thank you. Now for nzbget, I ran It does not show as a running process. The logs yields Nzbdrone now shows as a running process following However, when I try to go to the address, it will not load. Logs yields So what'd I do wrong this time? Thanks for the help debugging.

Does "docker ps" not show running daemons? I am going to my server's name:8112, and it won't load (app isn't running). I tried the IP address also, no go.

Alright. I know I'm gonna' get rapped in the mouth for this, but, how do you start one of these apps once installed? For example, I ran "docker run -d --name="deluge" -v /mnt/cache/appdata/deluge:/config -v /mnt/user/Files:/Downloads -v /etc/localtime:/etc/localtime:ro -p 8112:8112 needo/deluge" to install Deluge. It downloaded the data. I can see the image is there with the others when I run "docker images". I can see the containers with "docker ps -a". However, when I try to start the container with "docker start deluge": nothing. It will not start. What am I overlooking?

Cool. Thank you.

Interesting. Being able to blacklist failed download sources would be awesome. Now, about NZBMegaSearch. As near as I can tell from some Googling, it appears to be a local nzb search aggregator. Is that correct? What does it do? Any possibility on a CrashPlan docker? Thank you for crafting all this code for our benefit!

I will reiterate the need for Transmission. Also CrashPlan. I am curious ('cause I'm thinking about switching): what made you choose NZBGet vs SABNzbd, and NZBDrone vs SickBeard? Thanks.