wgstarks

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  1. I’m not sure what your fix was but you don’t have 192.167.1.0/24 whitelisted. You can revert to an earlier version and make changes.
  2. Attach your supervisord.log to your next post. Be sure to redact users/passwords.
  3. Do they? IMHO more is better, up to a point anyway. I’m not sure having dozens of containers would be better but I think having two or three allows for some redundancy and less dependency on a single maintainer. Just a thought.😁
  4. You aren’t the only one. Go back through the last two or three pages and you’ll see several solutions.
  5. Add the full path. I posted a screenshot of mine just a couple of posts back. Correct Be sure to read the documentation in the GitHub page.
  6. This isn’t true. Or at least it wasn’t for me. I manually created the folder and the file and the added the path to the file in the container configuration. In my case this was-
  7. https://info.linuxserver.io/issues/2023-09-06-unifi-controller/
  8. The stress test is probably the primary reason most people would use this plugin. In the past unRAID couldn’t clear a drive with the array started so users would PREclear drives to avoid long periods off-line. That’s no longer the case so it really only makes sense to preclear if you want to stress a new drive to be sure of its health status. I typically run 3 cycles but as you say they do take a while. I think 4 days for a 20TB drive is actually pretty fast though.
  9. I don’t see the docker run but looks to me like you’re missing a port mapping. If I’m reading your configuration right you changed the webUI to 8585 but I don’t see the port mapping 8585:8585. https://github.com/binhex/documentation/blob/master/docker/faq/qbittorrentvpn.md see Q4. I would think this would also prevent you from accessing from any network though.
  10. post the contents of supervisord.log as well as your docker run command with users/passwords redacted.
  11. https://forums.unraid.net/topic/75539-support-binhex-qbittorrentvpn/?do=findComment&comment=1329646
  12. At least they’ll be easy to link to in a reply even if nobody ever reads them.😆
  13. Rather than adding a new variable you need to add the VPN network to the LAN_NETWORK variable that already exists. Comma separated.
  14. Aren't you glad it's not supposed to look like that.😁
  15. You need to also revert to an older version. https://forums.unraid.net/topic/75539-support-binhex-qbittorrentvpn/?do=findComment&comment=1329646
  16. Several solutions have been posted if you read through the last couple of pages.
  17. If you notice any missing content you may need to manually move it back to the correct location and re-add it. Not really sure how Radarr deals with this situation.
  18. That’s the root folder for your media content.
  19. Yeah, flash drives without a unique UID won’t work.
  20. Here is what I have for root folders. Just to be sure I’m understanding your issue correctly, you’re saying that Radarr is copying your movies from your download client (/data) to your download client (/data)? How can you tell this is happening?
  21. What do you have set for root folders in Radarr? Also, post your Radarr docker run command. edit: Radarr settings>Media Management>Root Folders
  22. Suggestion: Edit the first post and add links to GitHub and dockerhub right at the top. I know the link for tags is contained in the post but putting both links right at the top really improves findability.
  23. Wrong format. It should be 10.0.0.0/24 or whatever is correct for the network you are logging in from. If it's for radarr/sonarr you can grab it from their settings.