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Hi Coppit, Back at my desk. I tried erasing the previous container and installed the docker from Community Applications into a non-existing config folder. After installing, the log screen showed a message about editing the /mant/cache/appdata/No-IP2/noip.conf. The docker was stopped at that time. I edited the .conf file and started the docker I get this in the log window. Creating config file. Please do not forget to enter your info in noip.conf. spawn /files/noip2-x86_64 -C -c /config/no-ip2.generated.conf Auto configuration for Linux client of no-ip.com. spawn /files/noip2-x86_64 -C -c /config/no-ip2.generated.conf Auto configuration for Linux client of no-ip.com. Please enter the login/email string for no-ip.com [email protected] Please enter the password for user '[email protected]' ********** 2 hosts and 1 group are registered to this account. Do you wish to have them all updated?[N] (y/N) ERROR: Timed out looking for host information [Mar 28 10:17:45] Failed to create noip2 configuration file /config/no-ip2.generated.conf. Exiting It does look like it finds the account as it lists 2 hosts and 1 group which is what I have in my no-ip account. Also there is no file called "no-ip2.generated.conf" in my appdata config folder. Any ideas please? Thanks! H.

Hi, tried a a clean install of the new one and I get this message: Can't locate configuration file /config/no-ip2.generated.conf. (Try -c). Ending! I tried copying the new edited conf file to no-ip2.generated.conf and then I get a message: '/config/no-ip2.generated.conf' is not a valid configuration file. Ending! Any idea? thank you

Never knew about ddclient. A quick google; https://www.andreagrandi.it/2014/09/02/configuring-ddclient-to-update-your-dynamic-dns-at-noip-com/ Will try this when I get home next week. Thanks Mr. N!

Yessssss!

Use yujiod/minecraft-mineos Docker... I think it was based on mine... M son outgrew minecraft and I have not use the MineOS docker is years.

Thank you Squid. I went into Settings > Profiles... and I selected the HD-720p (which is my default preference). I put these in order: WEBDL-720p, HDTV-720p, Blueray-720p. All others unchecked. I also set the "Cutoff" to be WEBDL-720p... which I guess is the first thing to be released and good enough quality for me. Lets see what happens. Thanks again, H.

I know this is purely an internal Sonarr issue, not related to unRAID or its docker. I simply hope someone has a quick answer. For some reason, Sonarr is re-downloading older episodes that already exist on the drive. What is causing this? How do I prevent it? Thanks, H. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

I should have checked..... Thank you Mr. N.

Hi Guys, Quick question: What is the correct thing to do when Nexcloud's web interface tells you there is an update? Do you ignore message? Do you restart the Docker? Do you re-install the Docker? Do you wait until there is a note in unRAID's GUI Docker page about an available update? I recall getting into trouble and breaking the Docker (cant recall if it was Owncloud or Nextcloud) by trying to upgrade via the Nextcloud web UI. I just setup a new unRAID server for a good friend of mine that wants to use it for work. I want to make sure it runs smoothly. Many thanks, H.

Just re-installed the Docker... same problem.... has the fix been merged into the Medusa Github? Is the Docker re-built? Thanks for all this!

I cannot make sure this works, but to be safe, this is what I would do. Assuming you store your sickrage in /mnt/cache/appdata/sickrage copy that folder and rename the folder /mnt/cache/appdata/medusa. Then when you add the new Medusa docker, point it to install in path in green above.

Thank you!

The team behind Sickrage moved over to Medusa apart from one member as we had a falling out. Medusa is really active and we try to get a new release out every 1- 2 weeks. If we're missing anything that would allow you to move over please just open an issue on Github and we'd be happy to help. Thanks for the comments...! I will give the scripts a good read and try it out. Sadly I cannot get Medusa to connect to NZBGet docker. I put in the proper ip:port# (I tried all combinations), user/pass and I get "Unable to connect to host". In NZBGet I get a message: "Non-nzbget request received on port 6789 from 172.17.0.1" Any ideas?

Interesting... is this now the actively developed fork of SickBeard/Rage? I switched over to Sonarr only because of lack of detection of failed downloads of Sickrage. Does anyone know if this handles failed downloads better with NZBGet? I miss the subtitle feature from Sickrage.... Thanks!!

Happy New Year Mr. N!!

A little help please. It seems like a guy wrote a script for getting subtitles and people report success. It requires Subliminal to be installed in the docker. I installed it manually with 'apt-get install -y subliminal', and followed the instructions. But does not work for me.... I did 'chmod +x scripts.sh' on each of script files. I suspect it has to do something with the fact that its operating in a Docker... Perhaps the paths are not transferring properly between script and Docker paths. I think adding the script to the Sonarr Docker would be awesome. https://github.com/ebergama/sonarr-sub-downloader Many thanks, H.

Does Anyone Have a Decent Method for Subtitles? I am deaf in one ear, and I tend to rely a bit on subtitles as sometimes its hard for me to understand the dialogs in shows. With Sickrage, subtitles were downloaded automatically, and they tended to be synchronized as I believe is searches for matches in the release name/group. I know that Sonarr does not yet implement subs. And I keep reading about subliminal being an option. I use Kodi, and while its easy too get subtitles through the kodi interface, it tends to take a few attempts to find properly synchronized subs. Its not a horrible ordeal, but when I am watching with other, it can be frustrating for them as I search and try. If you have a semi-reliable way of getting subs (that do a decent job with downloading properly synchronized files) please share here. Many thanks, H.

Thank you Squid. I think the issue was a download that I marked as failed... Will try to see how it performs with tonight's downloads. Thanks again, H.

Super-Newbie (w/ NZBGEt) Question: Trying to switch from Sab to NZBGet because I get a lot of failed downloads lately with Sab/Sickrage. I just did a test to download an episode in NZBGet, and it did not post process in Sickrage. Download was extracted and placed in the proper directory as when using with Sab. I was not using any pp script in Sab. Do I need to add a post processing script to NZBGet to process the episode after downloading? Thanks in advance. H.

Thank you Mr. N. I followed you guide to the letter and I am having a nice new shinny Nexcloud Docker running. Tomorrow I will mention your name at the Thanksgiving table... you know, us Yanks! H.

I had not seen your guide. Very helpful. Any reason why you did a separate install of MariaDB? Is it a safety thing? Or does the "mixed" setting affect other databases... like "kodi"? Thanks you always! H.

Thank you Mr. N. I was able to "fix" things by simply downloading the entire nextcloud zip file into one of my /apache/www folders. I added these 3 lines to my *.cnf files in /appdata/mariadb/... log-bin = /var/log/mysql/mariadb-bin log-bin-index = /var/log/mysql/mariadb-bin.index binlog_format = mixed I added a new folder connection to my Apache docker to point to a share in my array for the location where nextcloud will store the files. I did not realize that the Nexcloud docker included nginx... This would conflict with my Apache, existing certificates, and reverse proxy.

Back to the original error message: I've sent you a PM Mr. N. I am trying Nextcloud and I am running into the same issue as this thread: https://lime-technology.com/forum/index.php?topic=50090.msg501938#msg501938 Please, how did you end up solving this issue? I was getting the original error, and I tried the chmod command, and now I get the following error: Thanks! H.

Hi, Just recently, the log started giving this error on every update: Nov 15 12:56:02] Couldn't update. Trying again in 5 minutes. Output from curl command was "curl: (6) Could not resolve host: dynupdate.no-ip.com". Not sure if they changed the update url.... sounds like an easy fix.

I had never heard of Ampache before your post above. I use the Linuxserver Apache Docker and the MariaDB Docker. I got Ampache working by following these steps. I downloaded Ampache and copied all the files in to my apache www folder /mnt/cache/appdata/Apache/www/ampache In the Apache docker, I added a new new path to /music mapped to the location on my music folders. I launched ampache by going to https://192.168.x.x:8x/ampache/install.php (change all x's above to correspond to your unraid ip and apache port) In the Database configuration page, I entered the MariaDB ip and port numbers. Enter your database username and password. It is up and running for me.... need to figure out how to add my music, and all the other program features. I hope this helps.