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Changed the file name back and I can get to the webUI now but not sure it’s actually working. Getting errors about duplicate values. supervisord.log Maybe I should just nuke the db and let it start over?

I went ahead and used the front le manager plugin to move the app appdata directory to my /mnt/user/cache (nvme drive). Also noticed I had misnamed my classifier.yml file to config.yml so corrected that also with file manager. Now after starting the docker I’m back to waiting for postgeSQL to be ready. Thought I would give it some time but it’s been more than 30 minutes. supervisord 8.log

How do you view the results?

Please do.

Thanks. The same idea occurred to me. Might just go ahead and move the db to my nvme cache and see what happens.

After a server restart it looks like bitmagnet won't run. I'm seeing "waiting for postgreSQL to be ready" repeated over and over. supervisord.log docker run.txt Edit: It finally started. Should it normally take 10 minutes or so?

Not sure what you mean?

The current certificate appears to be expired.

No, I just want to add a self-signed certificate into the app. I can issue a certificate from my pfsense firewall. Just need to know how to add it to the docker.

This is commonly caused by “Inform Host Override” not being set in the advanced controller settings. Set it to the IP of the docker.

Not having parity protection while you are transferring the data will improve speeds since the Unraid server isn’t having to write data to the array and also the parity drive. You can rebuild parity after the data transfer is complete.

I’m trying to figure out how to update the ssl certificate for this docker. It doesn’t look like unifi has an option to run the webUI on http and I’m sick of the constant trust warnings in my browser so I’m trying to install a new self-signed ssl certificate but not sure how. Google gives me way too many different methods for this.

Quick example: If you have /data mapped to /mnt/user/torrents then set your watch folder to /data/watch in the app that will make the actual path on the host /mnt/user/torrents/watch. You can also just copy the url for the magnet link and paste that into the “add torrent” field in the app.

What happens when you add a torrent to the watch folder?

Preclears aren’t really necessary anymore. At one time the array had to be stopped in order to clear a drive which resulted in very long periods where the Unraid server was unusable so users would “pre-clear” the drives to avoid the downtime. Now it’s no longer necessary to stop the array in order to clear the drive. Many users (including me) do still use preclear on new drives in order to test the drives for bad sectors. I run 3 cycles normally. If the drive doesn’t pass I’ll RMA it. All this to say, if you’re in a hurry for another drive to add space in your server you can skip the preclear and just let Unraid do a clear (it’s a lot faster). You don’t need to “waste your time”. If your not in a hurry then an extra testing cycle isn’t really hurting anything. Or maybe you’re just reporting a bug.👍😁

Hopefully you meant dockers and not Doctors. 😁 Thanks for the script.

Me too. Beautiful. Now please make everyone use a proper series name for their torrents. 😁😁😁 <rant>don't know why people can't put a year in the file name or even worse put the wrong year</rant> 😠

I think most of those comments are right in that Jackett doesn’t yield near as much garbage in the interactive search (at least not in my experience). Not sure I saw a good solution there other than to just sort through them manually.

Yeah. I wish I could see what results Sonarr gets on the automated search. I know one person reported large numbers of videos being upgraded after installing bitmagnet. I don’t think my Sonarr or Radarr instances have downloaded anything yet but it’s really only been 2 days. I’ll give it some time.

Posted the wrong screenshot. It was this one- If I had expanded it before downloading I would have realized it obviously wasn’t titled properly. I’m showing ~89,231 tv shows right now.

This is one of the ones I got- None of the ones I see match your hash and it appears they are all titled wrong because the video files aren’t from the 1978 series. But surprising that Sonarr does find any of these on an interactive search even though it gets huge numbers of hits from completely different shows in bitmagnet. This is just a sample of the files that showed on the interactive search. I can’t get a screenshot of the whole thing. Way too many but none are the ones I found searching in bitmagnet .

Actually it looks like Sonarr is smarter than I am. Watched a few minutes of several episodes and they’re all the 2020 series anyway even though the torrent file said 1978.

I haven’t really had much time to dig into it. I just noticed it last night because there was an old series that I’ve been trying to get right at the top of the list in the bitmagnet webui but when I searched in Sonarr it didn’t pick it up. The show was titled All Creatures Great and Small (1978) S02 in bitmagnet which should have worked but I noticed after downloading that the individual episode files lacked a year in the title so maybe Sonarr was getting confused since the same show was re-released in 2020. In fact I did have to rename the episodes so that Sonarr would match them properly (it wanted to import them as episodes for the later series). My guess is that Sonarr and probably Radarr are parsing the actual file titles rather than the name of the torrent.

Thanks. I actually just found that I could right click the magnet icon and copy the link. And then paste it into qbit. Seems there are a lot of torrents that bitmagnet finds that can’t be parsed properly in a search by the arrs. At least I’m guessing that’s why the don’t show in an interactive search in Sonarr/Radarr.

I got my notifications working by contacting LT Support ([email protected]) and getting them to change my email address used for notifications. After that’s done be sure to check your forum profile and displayed user name. Mine had to be reset after the change of email address.