tjockis

try to remove the port. it's not needed. you also need the PUID and PGID This is what mine looks like, and it works great!

Writing in case someone stumbles upon this like I just did. I had this problem as well, and found a solution. My docker was getting way oversized, which led to crashes. Turns out that for some reason my NZBGet container lost its path to the data folder. First I checked the container sizes and saw that nzbget was way too big (should be ~130MB). I just went in on that containers settings and fixed the path. After a restart everything working great again. Now it could be that I forgot to fill it in, but I am most certain that I did fill it in and that it got lost during some reboot. Some other settings got changed during the same time (my array auto-start on startup stopped. my containers that I selected to auto-start also stopped doing so). Not sure what can cause settings to disappear like this, but at least the fix was easy.