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I'm not quite sure how to use this. What I'm looking for really is the same GUI experience I get with Goodsync in Windows in my UnRaid NAS. I haven't used the command line Linux version. I'm fine with command line but like the ease of visualizing the information and setting it up that the GUI provides. I doubt anything like that is available at the moment though. I might look into making a Windows based docker image if I can't find anything else. I'm just using a VM right now but it's not as efficient on resources.

Ah, ok. I wasn't sure if "liking" was tied to reputation or not. I couldn't remember. One of those weeks. Thanks.

Ah, thanks. I did see something in the Docker forum FAQ about passing a device to a docker but this seemed like it would be different. Now I can't seem to recall how to add to a forum member's rep.

Anyone know how to set the Plex docker to use the Intel iGPU for hardware acceleration?

I believe there are a few different standards and syntax variations but I think the most commonly used one does not use alphabet characters. Glad you got it sorted out.

I'm not an expert at cronjobs but I've never seen one with alphabet characters. As the error says, it's probably not a valid expression. I typed it into an expression generator and it didn't understand it. Try using one of these: https://crontab.guru/ http://www.cronmaker.com/ https://crontab-generator.org/

Are you talking about the Sonarr setting to use hardlink instead of copy? Yes, that works fine.

Pft. Preaching to the choir. It was a bit of a pain to re-setup but it's not bad. There isn't any sort of import for older versions; some functions were removed or aren't completely implemented yet but it's a great improvement under the hood. If you have issues you can always roll back to v2, take screenshots or write down settings, and then upgrade again.

Ombi has been completely rewritten with v3 and a new setup is needed. Not sure how you missed that one. We've been talking about it for the last few pages.

Sounds plausible to me. Glad you got it worked out.

1. Yes 2. Not sure. They do have ratio groups but I'm not sure if you can do it on a per tracker level. Of course you definitely can do it with some kind of scripting if you are determined enough. 3. Yes

Do you have a screenshot? I'm not even sure how that would work so I'm not sure I understand what you are saying . I've never had a torrent program allow you to open the same torrent in multiple downloads. It always stays as one download. I'm almost certain it isnt related to Ombi though. Ombi isn't involved in the downloading stage at all. My hunch is deluge.

If the folder isn't in the appconfig folder, then it's in the docker image. You'll have to copy it over. The best way to do that is to put it in the appconfig folder, open a command line in docker, and copy it to the right place. I don't remember the command off the top of my head but it's something like `docker exec -i -t <name> bash`. That might even be right... Anyway, the problem is that it gets wiped out anytime the image get updated. Really, unless it can go in one of the mapped folders, it won't survive changes to the image. You could try changing the docker settings to add a map to that folder to another folder on your system (the cache drive or wherever you keep your appconfig folders for example) and put the file in there. But be careful. with doing that. You don't want to break things

It wasn't that it was more seamless. I've never had an issue with Sonarr moving files. My issue was purely organizational. I'd loose track of things with complete and incomplete torrents intermingled. That why I wanted automove, to know this folder had completed stuff, this had incomplete. But since it was only moving some of the things, well, it actually made keeping track of things worse. I haven't run enough tests to be certain but for my situation, it does seem that the reason many of my torrents were not being moved to the completed folder after download was because of the hash check, like I had suspected. Probably a timing issue between moving after download complete and hash check after download complete. Whether it moved to /complete or stayed in /incomplete, Sonarr never had any problem finding it. I didn't take a close look at your screenshot before. rtorrent isn't pausing your torrents, it's queuing them (also why they eventually moved). I'm not sure exactly what the issue you had with the automove was but this doesn't seem to have to do with it. Your automove looks like it's working fine. You just have to go into the rtorrent settings and change it to allow more simultaneous downloads ("number of download slots", under the "connections" section). Even still, that shouldn't mess anything up with Sonarr. If the download is queued or paused, or even stopped, Sonnar will just leave it there until it is done. I'm not quite sure what the issue you are having is now because it looks like some of your assumptions were wrong. What is it that is happening and what is it that you would like to happen?

I've had that issue for a while. Mine doesn't pause the torrents but half of them just never get moved. I think it's just a bug. I've brought it up on the rutorrent github but the dev never seems to respond to anything. I ended up just turning the automove off. It creates more of an issue for me to have completed torrents in two different folders than it does to have complete and incomplete torrents mixed. Although, as I write this, I wonder if the check hash on completion setting might have something to do with it not moving. I think I'll play around with that.

Ah, yes, good point.

I know this thread is somewhat dead but I've been taking a second look at my backup and am thinking about this. A lot of others like Duplicatti or Nextcloud/Owncloud don't support Google anymore. Plus, Goodsync will encrypt files and filenames. Currently, I'm just using a Windows VM but I'd rather have a docker as it's better to compartmentalize things. Besides, if you are using a Windows VM for just one app, that's a lot of wasted space. I could go the plugin route but then I loose the GUI, which is a huge part of what I like about this app. I'm wondering if I can either use WINE or maybe a stripped down version of Windows, perhaps the IoT version. I might take a stab at this when I get some time. For those looking at Goodsync, I got it free with Trialpay. All I had to do was play some stupid mobile/Facebook game to a certain level. Take a look if you're interested: https://www.trialpay.com/checkout/?c=fd8a635&tid=A7DZclW&loop=1

Sorry, autotools is a plugin but it is a builtin plugin to rutorrent. A large set of the plugins for rutorrent are included and made by the same developer. As far as I know the plugins and rutorrent just interact with rtorrent when certain events happen. rtorrent as an extensive API that they use. Either autotools is not always telling rtorrent to move the files when it should or rtorrent is not always moving them when they should. My guess is on the former but I really don't know. Haven't cared to look too deeply at the code.

No, they don't have the same developer. Autotools is a plugin for rutorrent so I don't think it would have anything to do with rtorrent itself.

Any fix? I'm guessing no. The dev never seems to respond to bug inquiries. I just decided to not use it.

This is more of an rutorrent specific question instead of a docker question but I've never had success in getting the rutorrent dev to respond to any issues. My automove only seems to work about half of the time and I could never figure out why. They are supposed to move from /downloads to /complete. I ended up just turning off automove because it creates more of an organizational mess when it is supposed to reduce it. Anyone else have that issue or know how to resolve it?

rutorrent is really only similar to utorrent in name and somewhat in the UI. They are completely different under the hood. There really is no option to continue using utorrent on unraid. There is a linux client of utorrent but for one, I don't think there is a docker for unraid, and two, even if you happen to find/make one, the linux client is 3 years old and receives no attention from devs. utorrent frequently get banned by trackers anyway. You can still use utorrent in your setup if you want, just not in unraid.

You said you can't modify permissions with chmod but what does that mean? Do you get an error when trying it? Does it give no error as if it worked fine but nothing changes?

Yeah, same for me. It's asking to log in but I can't find a default login anywhere. Tried the usuals.

This update requires a new configuration, right? If so, I'm hoping a seperate image is made, since it is a complete rewrite. Autoupdating could screw up a lot of people's installs.