Raidersan

Same here - Tried recreating from scratch as last resort, still doesn't want to me to access the web interface.

Great, thanks all!

Hey, thanks for the help! emhttp does load, my mistake. my .ssh files are not copied and I need to login manually after each reboot. Is this still the best way to get files copied post boot? I would have like to see a more elegant integration in the web interface to do all those tasks, especially the standard copy of config files from flash to the OS file system that most ppl have to do.

I have had this issue for many years, google it, could not find the solution, left it for a bit, google it.... But I do want to get to the bottom of this issue now. I have added some things to my /config/go script to load config files for midnight commander and a few other settings. I understand I cannot copy to the array at hat point, but in this case I only copy from my flash drive to the OS file system. I am convinced this is used to work many years ago. Here is the script: #!/bin/bash # Start the Management Utility #MC panels config cp /boot/JFDpersist/ini /root/.config/mc/ini cp /boot/JFDpersist/panels.ini /root/.config/mc/panels.ini cp /boot/JFDpersist/mcc /usr/local/sbin # SSH Keys mkdir ~/.ssh cp /boot/JFDpersist/authorized_keys ~/.ssh chmod 700 ~/.ssh chmod 600 ~/.ssh/authorized_keys /usr/local/sbin/emhttp & None of my commands execute in this script. Is there a new better ways to get things copied around at boot? If not, what am I doing wrong? Thanks!

ok so transmission is running but you havent defined any incoming ports for it on your router?. Correct, it must be working properly with UPNP because both UP and DOWN speeds are saturating my broadband

To be honest I don know what it the problem, not convinced it is port forwarding as I do get the odd connection. I have a server next to my UNRAID NAS that is running a transmission server and that one runs full speed on upload, so I know seeding should be working on the current torrents but somehow Deluge/Docker is not.

Its mapped from 58846 in container to 58845 in the host so I believe it is right, no? (see my UNRAID docker setup in screenshot)

Still no luck. Here is my config:

Understood, tx. So you unselect upnp and NT PMP? What about the other network extras? I am confused about those outgoing ports, how will they ever work if they are not forwarded in the router? To be clear, I have very good download speeds, it is the seeding that does not work properly. I can see lots of peers, I get the odd connection for a few seconds getting a few KB's and then they vanish

Ok thanks. So which port do I forward, in the standard install I have 58845 TCP and 58945 UDP Also, which port (of those two) do I use in the Deluge config for incoming and outgoing?

Strangely my download is going at full speed, its the incoming traffic that is terribly slow, and I need to make it work as seeding is key for me. I don't need to open the web port to the outside and I believe I don't need port forwarding as my router supports upnp and I have never manually open ports on the router before. Do you mean port forwarding of the docker? Doesn't the docker retire more than 1 port for the traffic?

Can somebody clarify the port config required for this docker. At the moment I only have one port open for the web interface and one (58946) for the what I assume is transfers as it is open both TCP and UDP. Is that enough to get multiple connections in and out? Do I then need to map specify this port in the deluge preferences as my port of both incoming and outgoing connections? Many thanks

if it the VPN provider then it is specific to the setup in the docker because when I use Deluge with the same VPN provider on a dedicated box, I get full speeds. So somehow its the docker environment or the openvpn config in the docker. where should I start looking?

Hi BinHex, 1st thanks for the great plugin. I have the same issue as the gentleman above. I get terrible upload speeds, a few KB/s. My Unraid box downloads at full speed on the console. If I plug the same network cable in a dedicated server with Deluge, speeds are up to my broadband limits, so I guess the issue is either with docker or deluge in your container. Has anybody else seen this problem? I have re-installed without luck. Thanks in advance

Hi Coppit, did you get a chance to get the open subtitles username/password committed to the container?

To be honest I am not sure, but I believe that you can invoke Java with a property file containing variables. I think filebot tries to do that but fails to find the properties Thanks for looking into this

That is a great container, many thanks for that! I have been looking for a while now to make Filebot work with my deluge & Plex containers but yours is brilliant. There is an issue with subtitles though. When I ask for EN subs, it comes back with a challenge to configure user/password on Opensubtitles: Get [English] subtitles for 1 files CmdlineException: OpenSubtitles: Please enter your login details by calling `filebot -script fn:configure` When I run this command in container, it seems to work (I have obfuscated user and pwd): root@a8aecc6edce3:/# filebot -script fn:configure Enter OpenSubtitles username: xxxxxxxx Enter OpenSubtitles password: yyyyyyy Testing OpenSubtitles... Oct 27, 2015 7:41:11 PM java.util.prefs.FileSystemPreferences$1 run INFO: Created user preferences directory. OK Done ?(??)? But it still fails to clear that error message and subs are not downloaded. Could it be that Java is not finding those preferences? Many thanks!