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Ugh. I am sorry. This is the default one from the .deb package and I did not check. I will get this fixed.

I found the error. I am pushing a new fix to github. But if you don't want to wait edit your nzbget.conf file and change Maindir - ~/downloads to just /downloads

Odd. couchpotato and sickbeard have never required unrar for me. It is easy enough to add. (They are included in sabnzbd and nzbget.

Can you please post the output of docker logs nzbdrone?

Can you please post your docker run command as well as the output of docker logs nzbget?

Add a -h localhost. This creates a connection over port 3306 and not over UNIX sockets. So it should look like this... mysql -u root -h localhost

The latest version of my Docks now install the non-free version of unrar. Can you please give it a shot?

I will take a look. With sabnzbd and nzbget I am attempting to use unrar-free. I was unaware of that nag message. I will flip over to the "nonfree" version of unrar

Fixed! Thank you.

Big thank you to gfjardim who fixed up the mariadb docker!

Thank you for all the kind words. It really means a lot.

Both nzbdrone and sabnzbd are installed via their individual apt repositories to make sure they have the latest version. In theory the in app update "should" work but I have yet to test it. And if for some case you docker rmi the image/container it may cause corruption if an older version is started back up.

The READMEs are on github or under the Information tab on Docker Hub. I see this... But nothing to tell us how to pick the 'current' or latest with the run command. nzbdrone isn't downloaded through git. The current Docker already has the latest version.

I would do a: docker stop couchpotato docker rm couchpotato docker rmi needo/couchpotato Then run whatever docker run command works for you.

The READMEs are on github or under the Information tab on Docker Hub.

CHANGELOG 06/25/2014 (ALL) Migrated from debian:jessie to phuzion/baseimage:0.9.11 (mariadb) When initializing a new database root can connect from anywhere with no password (plex) It is now possible to specify which version of PlexMediaServer you want to install. See README for more details. (couchpotato)(sickbeard)(sickrage)(plexwatch)(nzbmegasearch)(plexconnect) By default the latest stable version of these applications will be installed. By specifying a variable in the docker run command the latest master branch will be installed and in-app updates will be functional. Please see the respective READMEs for more details.

You are right. I missed that. I will get that fixed tonight.

Fire up a mysql client on another machine or VM and run mysql -uroot -h Tower The mariadb is just the database server.

What does your docker run command look like?

I am working on converting all of them today. I have also written some scripts that will make it so those who only want to run the stable versions can do so, and those who want to update and run the latest git versions can also do so. All from the same Dock. That is awesome needo. I definitely hope you are around for a long time to help manage these, but it's important that users be able to manage these once they've been deployed for themselves (if they so desire). I am glad you were able to figure out a process to make both camps happy. I'm very excited to release all the updates tonight. There are some surprises as well that I hope people will be happy with.

I have written some scripts that will make it so those who only want to run the stable versions can do so, and those who want to update and run the latest git versions can also do so. All from the same Dock. I am working on updating everything today.

I am working on converting all of them today. I have also written some scripts that will make it so those who only want to run the stable versions can do so, and those who want to update and run the latest git versions can also do so. All from the same Dock.

I have not read that Dockerfiles were supposed to free any one from package maintainers. I understand the problem. And I have engineered a solution that will make everyone happy. I just haven't had time to test it out yet. Going to work on that after I convert all my Dockers to phusion. I usually work from home but unfortunately have to go into the office tomorrow. Hopefully my solution will work and I will release it Wednesday/Thursday. EDIT: My solution works. I'll be updating everything ASAP. This will solve this problem and make everyone happy.

On my dev system I ported over my couchpotato Dockerfile to phusion/baseimage. Definitely a size difference: <none> <none> 4de1b90ac0a1 5 minutes ago 498.9 MB needo/couchpotato latest c7f6d845fc44 35 hours ago 211.9 MB But the port was pretty easy and there are some real advantages. I am going to port and test all my dockerfiles tomorrow.

Right but again that goes back to the issue of what happens when you need to rebuild the container? Or the container crashes? Then the scenario I outlined above applies. I also love running the bleeding edge. But even in development it bit me in the ass with CouchPotato as when going back and forth between git master and the last stable version I lost my entire want list.