urbanracer34
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Trying to write a 25GB file to cache and I'm only getting 5 Megabytes per second on Windows 10 over wireless. Used to get way more. (LINK to server IS GIGABIT) Can't test wired connection right now. Going from share to share on Cache goes at max speed, just not over the network. Diag is attached. gibson-diagnostics-20191109-1629.zip
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I filed a bug report about this:
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So I appear to be having a problem with dockers, Specifically Linuxserver ones, but they said to me it is an unRAID issue and it is "not just us." I chatted with someone from Linuxserver in private and they said it is an issue with "Update all containers." The dockers will say there is an update ready, but when updated, it does not do anything. Tried manually updating a docker, same result. gibson-diagnostics-20190829-1841.zip
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It's fixed! Thanks a ton!
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How to revert back to last version?! I see no option to do so.
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Can confirm this fixes it.
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I'm getting an error in rutorrent (the web gui) in the log since the latest update to the container image. [07.04.2019 12:10:09] WebUI started. [07.04.2019 12:10:09] cloudflare: Cant load cfscrape, python [04/07/2019 12:10:10] Python Not Found Can you help me? Thanks, urbanracer34
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Hi. I can't seem to modify any of my settings in my Rutorrent instance, with none of them persisting after container restart or update. I tried to modify the downloads directory from "/downloads/incoming" to JUST "/downloads/" and to keep the port as one specific port and not a random one. Whenever I restart the container, the modified settings NEVER take effect. Is this a problem for anyone else? Thanks, urbanracer34
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Well there goes nearly a month of continuous uptime. Updating now... EDIT1: Updated. Nothing seeming out of sorts yet.
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Finally fixed the problem with a krusader docker and moving the file using that. No longer need this help, but thanks anyway! .
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SO I am trying to change the rtorrent.rc file with the patch required as of latest version, but I can read BUT NOT WRITE to my appdata share. I've tried AFP, I've tried SMB, A mac and a PC, all of which cannot write to appdata share, even though they have read/write permissions. HOW am I supposed to do the edit if I can't write to my share?! I KNOW NO OTHER WAY THAN TO PULL IT TO MY MAC/PC, DO THE CHANGES THERE, THEN WRITE THE MODIFIED FILE TO THE APPDATA SHARE! PLEASE HELP ME!!!!! urbanracer34
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So I've run into a dead end, and now rutorrent isn't working for me... I needed to expose the SCGI Port of rtorrent to get a couple other media-downloading-related dockers to connect to it. I downloaded the rtorrent.rc file using SMB and modified it on a windows machine. I used the FTP server to put the new rtorrent.rc in its proper place, ran chmod 777 on the rtorrent.rc in Appdata using filezilla, opened up port 5000 on the docker and rebooted the rutorrent docker. It says the following: [30.05.2018 17:41:05] WebUI started. [30.05.2018 17:41:06] No connection to rTorrent. Check if it is really running. Check $scgi_port and $scgi_host settings in config.php and scgi_port in rTorrent configuration file. I honestly don't know what else to do other than deleting the docker, wiping out the appdata for rutorrent, and re-downloading it and re-setting it up. Another problem is where it is set to download: It always wants to put new torrents at "/downloads/incoming/" when I want it to JUST download to "/downloads/." I modded the settings but everytime I restart the docker, it reverts back to /downloads/incoming/. EDIT: Blew away the appdata and reinstalled rutorrent, now it's working, but I still need to know how to expose SCGI and how to fix it to download to just "/downloads/"" EDIT2: Got SCGI to work.
