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I’ve noticed this same issue as well. Seems to happen randomly but I’ll have to go into apps>recent>plugins and re-install it.

What is the screenshot for?

This is still a problem so I don't think its LE having some transient issue. Not sure but it may have started with the MFA upgrade.

Not really sure exactly what’s happening. Lost all access to the server and had to reboot via IPMI since I’m accessing remotely over VPN. Now I can only access the server using the local IP. The LE address just results in “server cannot be found”. brunnhilde-diagnostics-20230311-1820.zip

I was never able to enable 2fa with safari. It just stuck on "Enabling MFA". After making sure popups were enabled and several tries I just switched to Firefox. No issues there.

I didn't see an "Update" option under actions for the new plugin, only "Settings" and "Uninstall". Same for the old plugin. Uninstalled the old plugin and then installed the new one. Everything seems to be functioning correctly. Fans stayed steady and all sensors are showing. SuperMicro X10 SLL-F

So have you thought about a new support thread? I think it might help avoid future confusion. Just an idea.

If I get a few hours free this weekend I’ll give it a shot on my SuperMicro X10SLL-F. Is it possible to manually edit the config page or maybe import it from the old plugin? BTW- really glad someone has picked this up agian. 👍👍👍

Click the backup/restore status tab in the settings pane.

Do you plan to continue support in this thread or have you started a new thread for the new plugin? Also, please post when you re-publish the new plugin.

Attach the contents of supervisord.log (in the appdata folder) to your next post as well as your docker run command. Be sure to redact users/passwords in both.

Shouldn’t. The ds_store files are used to tell the finder what you have set for options in the window so that if you close it your current settings will be used next time you open it.

Not sure why but for some reason I can no longer set torrents to be deleted after a set seed time. The setting to remove torrent and its files is in the dropdown but if I set it and save it will revert to "pause torrent". I don't even see anything that seems to be the associated setting in the config file. [AutoRun] OnTorrentAdded\Enabled=false OnTorrentAdded\Program= enabled=false program= [BitTorrent] Session\DefaultSavePath=/data/downloads Session\DisableAutoTMMByDefault=true Session\ExcludedFileNames= Session\GlobalMaxRatio=-1 Session\GlobalMaxSeedingMinutes=60480 Session\MaxRatioAction=3 Session\Port=48780 Session\QueueingSystemEnabled=false Session\TempPath=/data/incomplete Session\TempPathEnabled=true Session\TorrentExportDirectory=/data/torrents [Core] AutoDeleteAddedTorrentFile=Never [Meta] MigrationVersion=4 [Network] Proxy\OnlyForTorrents=false [Preferences] Advanced\RecheckOnCompletion=false Advanced\trackerPort=9000 Advanced\trackerPortForwarding=false Connection\ResolvePeerCountries=true DynDNS\DomainName=changeme.dyndns.org DynDNS\Enabled=false DynDNS\Password= DynDNS\Service=DynDNS DynDNS\Username= General\Locale=en MailNotification\email=********************** MailNotification\enabled=true MailNotification\password=******************** MailNotification\req_auth=true MailNotification\req_ssl=true MailNotification\sender=********************** MailNotification\smtp_server=smtp.gmail.com MailNotification\username=******************************** WebUI\Address=* WebUI\AlternativeUIEnabled=false WebUI\AuthSubnetWhitelist=@Invalid() WebUI\AuthSubnetWhitelistEnabled=false WebUI\BanDuration=3600 WebUI\CSRFProtection=true WebUI\ClickjackingProtection=true WebUI\CustomHTTPHeaders= WebUI\CustomHTTPHeadersEnabled=false WebUI\HTTPS\CertificatePath= WebUI\HTTPS\Enabled=false WebUI\HTTPS\KeyPath= WebUI\HostHeaderValidation=true WebUI\LocalHostAuth=false WebUI\MaxAuthenticationFailCount=5 WebUI\Port=8088 WebUI\ReverseProxySupportEnabled=false WebUI\RootFolder= WebUI\SecureCookie=true WebUI\ServerDomains=* WebUI\SessionTimeout=3600 WebUI\TrustedReverseProxiesList= WebUI\UseUPnP=true WebUI\Username=admin [RSS] AutoDownloader\DownloadRepacks=true AutoDownloader\SmartEpisodeFilter=s(\\d+)e(\\d+), (\\d+)x(\\d+), "(\\d{4}[.\\-]\\d{1,2}[.\\-]\\d{1,2})", "(\\d{1,2}[.\\-]\\d{1,2}[.\\-]\\d{4})"

This could be what’s causing it possibly. The location is a usb cache pool mounted via UD. I might setup a share on the array and use that.

@binhex If I change /data to /qBittorrent (app default) in all the appropriate containers will this container still work? The app has a tendency to reset download locations to default at random times and when it does it starts downloading to /qBittorrent until it fills all the ram and my server crashes. At least I believe that’s what is happening. If I change /data to /qBittorrent at least the default location won’t be in ram anymore. Just exploring options.

Just curious if you had to do any configuration changes to Sonarr/Radarr after setting up the auth?

I’m not having any issues but also haven’t configured authentication yet. Hadn’t even noticed the change since I don’t often connect to the prowlarr webUI. Of course this means I can’t open the ui but I’m reluctant to setup authentication now.

This is mostly a guess but qbit isn’t going to know anything has changed. The files were in /Movies in the old configuration and they are still in /Movies with the new configuration. Qbit can only see the container path so doesn’t see a change. My guess is that you could easily correct this using something like rsync to copy the files to the new disk. You might also post on a qbit forum and get a better answer. There may be some way to get qbit to move the files.

If you are downloading and installing dockers directly from docker hub then those are normal. I would recommend installing the Community Applications plugin instead. https://forums.unraid.net/topic/38582-plug-in-community-applications/ You will then be able to search for and install dockers that are already configured for running on unRAID.

I’m no longer using smb extra configuration. https://forums.unraid.net/bug-reports/prereleases/macos-optimization-r2087/

Does the format of the file names match files that are being downloaded or is it a match for the file renaming being used by Radarr or Sonarr?

They may just be old folders that were created due to improper settings an are no longer being used. You might just keep an eye on them for changes. If you see any that'll give you a clue to which docker is the culprit.

It's possible that radarr is causing all of this. Check the docker configuration for radarr (and maybe even sonarr) and see if you see that path anywhere.

Looks like it must be in the app settings for qbit. Check the qbit config file. /mnt/user/appdata/binhex-qbittorrentvpn/qBittorrent/config It should show this near the top Session\DefaultSavePath=/data/downloads If not you can edit it and probably need to restart the docker to apply changes.