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Am having exactly the same issue. From Binhex Krusader I'm looking at the permissions for the /config folder you are referring to, and it does not seem to allow any writing. What's more concerning is that there isn't any data at all, which leads me to believe the docker app is installed somewhere else???

Kept troubleshooting some more this morning and I did something which I hadn't tried before, I deleted the test torrents that errored out earlier and added new ones. Now those work just fine!!! I never assumed that something on the torrent could have gotten stuck, and apparently my latest config is working normally but I wasn't able to confirm that since I kept trying to restart the errored torrents. Big thanks to wgstarks and binhex. I hope this thread can help others get set up properly.

Inside Qbittorrent's settings, my downloads are set to: The directory looks to be mapped properly. Only other thing I fiddled with is the polling time and the disk cache settings under advanced. I added a bit more memory and set the refresh interval to 2000ms, the disk queue size to 1024kb, oh, and the max active torrents to 6. I wouldn't expect these to cause a problem.

I suspected that as well. I did configure the output directories the same as I did when I tested Deluge. I think the issue might be something else. Maybe I'm experiencing the same problem as ados.

Had time to do more poking around tonight. I was able to get Deluge with my openVPN settings to work, download a torrent and was able to verify that my IP is tunneled through the VPN. This removes some potential external culprits. Still unable to get Qbitorrent to download. I tried multiple openVPN config files, I deleted the docker and reinstalled it, no dice. Torrents just sit at 0 kb/sec bandwidth with the "errored" status. I added a tracker torrent to test with an external website that the client is connected, and it is, with the VPN's IP. So my client is visible from the torrent network. I can see peers and seeds on the torrents added. I just can't figure out my torrents cannot pick up download speed.... There are no suspicious messages in supervisord... Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

I followed your directions and added the VPN config file to the directory, and re-enabled the VPN mode, and I can start the docker. I can access the WEB UI, and I even was able to add a torrent download as a test. It's been on active for a while, but there's no bandwidth usage up or down. I have no indication that a connection to seeders is being made. It's a Ubuntu distro, so I would expect it to start downloading right away. To troubleshoot, I disabled the VPN component, and it still fails to download, so I don't think it's VPN related. Also, how can I test that I have a proper VPN tunnel established?

I wouldn't know for sure. My uneducated guess is from reading the description of the docker. It "uses IP tables to prevent IP leakage when the tunnel is down". Could this be it, or some sort of kill bit? I do NOT have the VPN config properly set up, since I expected this would be a secondary step. Maybe the docker shuts down once it fails to establish a VPN tunnel? Total conjecture here. EDIT: So I just disabled the VPN component by setting the flag to "NO". I can now run the docker just fine. It seems my guess was correct. Or at least the issue has to do with VPN configuration. Thank you for alerting me to this. My next steps are to 1- switch the web GUI to another port to avoid conflicts, though at the moment I'm not running any other dockers. I'm guessing this can all be accomplished in the docker settings 2- I dowloaded a vpn config file from my provider, and need to properly set up tunneling. Pretty sure I'm going to struggle with this one, so any pointers are welcome! Do you use an OpenVPN compatible service?

This is the command: docker run -d --name='binhex-qbittorrentvpn' --net='bridge' --privileged=true -e TZ="America/Los_Angeles" -e HOST_OS="Unraid" -e HOST_HOSTNAME="OKTONAS" -e HOST_CONTAINERNAME="binhex-qbittorrentvpn" -e 'VPN_ENABLED'='yes' -e 'VPN_USER'='redacted' -e 'VPN_PASS'='redacted' -e 'VPN_PROV'='custom' -e 'VPN_CLIENT'='openvpn' -e 'VPN_OPTIONS'='' -e 'STRICT_PORT_FORWARD'='yes' -e 'ENABLE_PRIVOXY'='no' -e 'WEBUI_PORT'='8080' -e 'LAN_NETWORK'='192.168.1.0/24' -e 'NAME_SERVERS'='84.200.69.80,37.235.1.174,1.1.1.1,37.235.1.177,84.200.70.40,1.0.0.1' -e 'VPN_INPUT_PORTS'='' -e 'VPN_OUTPUT_PORTS'='' -e 'DEBUG'='false' -e 'UMASK'='000' -e 'PUID'='99' -e 'PGID'='100' -l net.unraid.docker.managed=dockerman -l net.unraid.docker.webui='http://[IP]:[PORT:8080]/' -l net.unraid.docker.icon='https://raw.githubusercontent.com/binhex/docker-templates/master/binhex/images/qbittorrent-icon.png' -p '6881:6881/tcp' -p '6881:6881/udp' -p '8080:8080/tcp' -p '8118:8118/tcp' -v '/mnt/user/Torrent_Downloads':'/data':'rw' -v '/mnt/user/appdata/binhex-qbittorrentvpn':'/config':'rw' --sysctl="net.ipv4.conf.all.src_valid_mark=1" 'binhex/arch-qbittorrentvpn' bd1ae2466cddb55b263864532b6e083104430838898c184f1c4fdf7aac30003a ----------------------------------------------------------- I have no other dockers running at the moment.

Hi all, I've been running Unraid for a year now with no issues. Currently on 6.11.5. Yesterday I decided to give binhex-qbittorrentvpn a try so I dowloaded the docker and attempted to configure it. I'm pretty noobish and can't even get the docker to run once it is installed. So here's my first problem. Clicking start on the docker, I can hear something loading and the cursor shows spinning wheel, but then it just stays stopped. Looking at my syslog, all I see is this: Feb 7 12:34:02 OKTONAS kernel: docker0: port 2(veth972c9b2) entered blocking state Feb 7 12:34:02 OKTONAS kernel: docker0: port 2(veth972c9b2) entered disabled state Feb 7 12:34:02 OKTONAS kernel: device veth972c9b2 entered promiscuous mode Feb 7 12:34:05 OKTONAS kernel: eth0: renamed from vethfc70d21 Feb 7 12:34:05 OKTONAS kernel: IPv6: ADDRCONF(NETDEV_CHANGE): veth972c9b2: link becomes ready Feb 7 12:34:05 OKTONAS kernel: docker0: port 2(veth972c9b2) entered blocking state Feb 7 12:34:05 OKTONAS kernel: docker0: port 2(veth972c9b2) entered forwarding state Feb 7 12:34:06 OKTONAS kernel: docker0: port 2(veth972c9b2) entered disabled state Feb 7 12:34:06 OKTONAS kernel: vethfc70d21: renamed from eth0 Feb 7 12:34:07 OKTONAS kernel: docker0: port 2(veth972c9b2) entered disabled state Feb 7 12:34:07 OKTONAS kernel: device veth972c9b2 left promiscuous mode Feb 7 12:34:07 OKTONAS kernel: docker0: port 2(veth972c9b2) entered disabled state I obviously have no clue what's missing, I would expect to at least be able to start the docker. Thanks in advance for your suggestions.

While browsing my server logs to investigate an unscheduled reboot of my server, I found log entries related to an "AVAHI daemon" : Aug 20 04:09:45 OKTONAS root: Starting Avahi mDNS/DNS-SD Daemon: /usr/sbin/avahi-daemon -D Aug 20 04:09:45 OKTONAS avahi-daemon[3909]: Found user 'avahi' (UID 61) and group 'avahi' (GID 214). Aug 20 04:09:45 OKTONAS avahi-daemon[3909]: Successfully dropped root privileges. And it goes on about joinin mDNS multicast group and "successfully connecting to Avahi daemon"... I'm just curious as to what these are pertaining to, and how they relate to my pretty plain vanilla UNRAID configuration. Thanks for any tips.

I have the Serviio docker installed and running to serve as a music server, and it's been running well so far. The one thing I notice is my disk array will stay spinning up as long as the docker is active. I'm assuming the server activity is what keeps the array spun up. I haven't set a use of my cache disk for my share where my music is. Does anyone know if setting the share to use my ssd cache will result in Serviio to start serving data off the cache disk instead? I guess this would be the same for any media server docker... Thanks for your input.

Well it's pretty quiet in here. I recommend ppl who have Serviio specific questions to head to their forums where there is more activity.

Well, no one chimed in on this post yet, but I'll share what I did to mitigate this, in case someone else has to deal with it. First, I recommend reading the SAMBA manual for configuration suggestions. You can find it here: https://wiki.samba.org/index.php/User_Documentation Since my server is standalone, I originally thought it would help to enable "local master election" in the workgroup settings. This is what is causing the interval polling. The server isn't finding ITSELF. I haven't found a proper configuration with Local Master enabled that doesn't return this behavior, so I simply disabled it. I also added the extra configuration of enabling a WINS server, however, and pointing and set my local windows machines' IPv4 settings to use it, and turned on netBIOS. Since then, it seems my computers are always showing in my network environment, and browsing shares seems more responsive.

This is accompanied by " Unable to sync the browse lists in this workgroup". I'm guessing I'm missing something in my SMB configuration. My home network only comprises 2 other desktop windows PC's and a couple laptops. I'm not sure what I'm missing. Is a WINS server to be set up on one of my Windows boxes? Thanks for any suggestions.

Understood thank you. How do you find a file corruption report using BTRFS? I would expect to be able to restore a corrupted file from the parity volume, since you can restore it if the drive fails... but I guess you need a backup. Interesting.

Well, I'm getting familiar with these file systems and turning to people with more experience for advice. This explains why my initial question seems nonsensical. I suppose my next question would be whether I can expect good results trying to use the Dynamix file integrity plugin with BTRFS, or should I look to another solution?

I chose BTRFS for my two array disks and two parity disks. Also for a separate disk for the cache. Did I make a mistake by not using XFS? I have moved my data over, approximately 5 Tb, and have had 0 issues and been rock stable for a month now. After doing more reading I see XFS allows more plugins and features, or am I wrong? I was interested in having bitrot protection, which is why I picked BTRFS initially, unawares that there are excellent tools in plugins to check for file integrity on XFS and fix them. Should I consider converting to XFS, or just be content with what I have? Thanks for the input!

I'm new to Unraid and Serviio... I wanted to have a DLNA friendly media server that my stereo could connect to, while supporting OGG vorbis files serving, which many DLNA implementations don't. Serviio did the trick! One thing I noticed is that when serviio is running, my disk array never spins down anymore. It is set to spin down after an hour of being 'idle', meaning no connections to the array. I tried to turn off the constant scanning done by unchecking "keep library automatically updated" on my server, but that did not make a difference. I'd like to be able to spin down my array at night, or when no one is using the server for a while. Is there a way to configure serviio to either not interfere with Unraid's array settings or to schedule the server to stop/restart at set times in the day (for instance at night?) Thanks for suggestions.

One more question regarding cacheing. I have a single 500gb nvme cache drive. I'm unclear about the way cacheing works with respect to the folders on the array assigned to be cached. Does the cache function transfer the entire share onto the cache disk, or only progressively as items are read/written to disk? I have 2TB worth of movies in a share. This obviously raises a question of whether I should cache it. My inclination is not to.

Thanks for clarifying! Unraid is its own beast, I'm a newb to it.

I have shared folders I want to access over SMB. A couple of those I have set to cache with my single nvme cache drive, for speedy updates. Now, to access the share, write to it over SMB, etc., while benefiting from the cache, do I share the cache drive over SMB and use that path from windows, or is this accomplished transparently and I only need to map the shares on the array themselves? Thanks for clarifying.

Yeah I think I can live with manual scanning if this gives my array a chance to spin down when idle for a long time. My disks will be thankful over time. Thanks for all your help. I'm still bummed I have no access to 6000 of my tracks in .ogg format with this implementation of DLNA, though glad I got it to work. Maybe Emby's or plex's DLNA might be able to serve those. I was running a DLNA server within MediaMonkey from my windows desktop, and those worked. It just meant my tower computer had to be on all the time.

I was in bed this morning thinking about it, and began suspecting my problem came from not having a volume mapping. I realized that since a docker runs essentially in a sandbox, it doesn't have direct access to the array, and everything you do is through mappings. Thanks for confirming. I do have another question about running the server. I noticed that when I run miniDLNA, my array no longer spins down after a certain time of being idle (I have it set to spin down after an hour to save power). Even if I'm not actively playing any media, it seems that the array stays spun up. Is there a way to configure this so that the array can spin down when idle?

I too am having issues configuring MiniDLNA. I'm new to UNRAID and recently set it up. The main reason for me to get a home server is to get a DLNA server going so I can play music on my stereo. I looked for documentation on the project page and it's non existent, so I'm trying to make educated guesses from reading these forums. I got into the config file and have a few questions. You can run this as a user. Is this necessary? The default is "nobody". As a test, I created a user "minidlna" and set that as my user to run the server as. This returns a fatal "bad user" error and the server doesn't launch. Also, I'm having trouble adding an extra media directory to the default directory. In my config file, I have: media_dir=/media media_dir=/mnt/user/podcasts/ When I restart my server: It clearly doesn't like this share. Am I not entering the right path? I have a share called podcasts I'd like to add and it's located on my array under /mnt/user/podcasts.... Why is MiniDLNA returning it as not accessible? Also, does MiniDLNA support .ogg Vorbis? The DLNA spec does, as far as I know. I have thousands of .ogg files. When I connect a player like mediaMonkey to my miniDLNA, the ogg files do not get played, they get greyed out and skipped. FLAC and MP3 work fine, album art gets loaded.... Browsing the folders served by miniDLNA in my windows explorer I see that the file type is not correctly identified. FLAC is showing correctly, but not the OGG. The latter shows incorrectly as an "OGA" file.

New to UNRAID, so hi everyone. I have an HP Microserver gen10+ that I'm trying to set up with UNRAID. I bought a Sandisk Cruze Fit USB key (32gb, USB2) and used the USB configurator tool to install UNRAID on. When I plug it into a windows box, it is labeled UNRAID, and has a GUID, so I think I'm checking off the requirements for this. And yet, My microserver doesn't find any bootable OS on it. The USB key is being recognized in the server UEFI, and set as a boot device. I tried attaching it to the backside ports and the interior USB port. Either way it "sees" my USB drive, but there is no booting from it. AHCI and SATA mode seem properly configured. I perused the forums and know that others have this particular little server configured and running URAID smoothly. I'm wondering what I'm doing wrong. Any suggestions would be appreciated. UPDATE: As a newb I'm only allowed 1 post today, so I'm posting an update. I was able to boot into UNRAID after manually making said USB drive as bootable using the makebootable.BAT and removing the DASH on the EFI folder... I'm not sure which one helped the most, but here we go. I got to a login prompt, I'm inside UNRAID GUI and learning to configure it. I do have a question about setting up the drive array now, but it's OT regarding this particular thread so I guess I'll have to wait until I can post another question, or I can find the answer.