Flexbomb

Hi Everyone, I think I have most of the shinobi setup done now. I'm currently using a vlan (555) and also a reverse proxy through Swag. When I'm on the network, everything works fine. I can access everything perfectly. The weirdness happens when I try and access outside of the network. - I'm using the Beta Shinobi app as well, and if I'm on cellular, and using that app to login to myshinobidomain.duckdns.org, I can see my cameras and it works as expected (although i'm using "legacy loading"). - When I try and use safari to login to myshinobidomain.duckdns.org, I can log into shinobi, but I do not see any cameras. Any ideas?

That did the trick. Thanks @Squid pointed the unraid DNS to 8.8.8.8 and 8.8.4.4 Bye bye ads.

Hi, I recently added enabled Pi-Hole from the docker container and now it seems like my docker containers cannot talk to the community applications? Before I enabled it everything worked and all the applications could update themselves and now it seems like I may have some settings in Pi-Hole wrong? I tried to whitelist raw.githubusercontent.com but am I doing it wrong?

I don't have any "remote path mappings" in my download client path. Does that have anything to do with it?

Error I keep getting seems to be "Movie folder does not exist, skipping metadata creation"

radarr.txt When I do look at the errors, it's sying something about no lists enabled. Do I need to install a list? **edit** added a trakt list and now I'm waiting to see if it did anything. radarr_v2.txt PS. SO SORRY. Total NOOB here. I'm trying to watch videos and read but this is a big world I've stepped into.

Thanks for the help @trurl . It looked at first that it was because there was no /data folder in Radarr, so I removed the containers and installed the bin_hex versions of them so everything lined up. Deluge looks like it moves the finished file into the completed folder which is good, but Radarr still can't see it. The 2 tester videos I keep downloading are downloading and being placed without folders in the completed folder does that matter? From what I've read on the drive mapping, it looks correct. I have no idea why it's not pulling over.

No Dice. Still doesn't seem to pick it up and copy it over. Any thoughts?

Tried again with this post: Hopefully this works. " Proper way to set up the mappings: App Name Container Volume Host Volume nzbGet /config /mnt/cache/appdata/nzbget /downloads /mnt/cache/appdata/downloads sonarr /config /mnt/cache/appdata/sonarr /downloads /mnt/cache/appdata/downloads Tell nzbget to store the files in /downloads/completed, and sonarr will be able to find and import the files because both the host and container volume paths match. "

Ok looks like it now deletes the torrent, and moves the downloaded files into the correct place, but how does radarr pick it up? I have it pointed to /downloads --> /mnt/cache/Downloads/Complete/Movies The file is just sitting there. I'll leave it for a bit incase it's doing something?

Thanks. I think I understand. I updated deluge to:

I recently decided to dive into unraid and set everything up, and I must say although there are a ton of guides, some things are still confusing to me. - I recently setup radaar to download something through deluge, and that worked fine. But 1, it didn't move anything after downloading, I was just testing it with a very small seed ratio and it didn't seem to stop and move. - When I moved the file manually into my designated "finished folder" (eg. /mnt/cache/Downloads/Completed/Movies), Radaar didn't seem to pick it up. I may be impatient and just wanted to make sure I'm setting this up correctly and would love advise from everyone. Am I mapping my drives correctly and configuring it the right way? I'm guessing the flow is 1. deluge downloads something 2. deluge seeds for a predetermined time 3. deluge moves labels to "completed" when done seeding 4. Radarr sees something got into it's "Watched" folder and then moves it into it's final destination on the array.