Plarkster

Try setting both your file chmod mask and folder chmod mask within sonarr to be 0777 Will try that, thanks!

I don't know - I think it's to do with the user account that Sonarr uses, it also happens with the other releases so not just this one. Not sure why other apps don't bring up this issue when they create files though. Hopefully someone else will answer who knows more about it. I usually just let Sonarr do it's thing, but just do the New Permissions thing if I need to make changes - at least it doesn't take very long to scan!

I had this problem too and found the answer somewhere on this forum. Go to Tools > New Permissions, and let it run through all your drives and when it completes you'll have write access again. Doesn't take very long on my 6TB. If you know which drive those particular files on you could just scan that drive to save time.

Same issue with the broken icon here too. All other docker icons, and other Sonarr releases display fine. If I go into edit, the icon url (https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/1121837/12184949/2dcc376a-b590-11e5-9a78-54b7dc5d3647.png) is correct and works fine when copy and pasted into a browser. Strangely, if I edit the url to something else - either one from someone elses build which displays on theirs, or one found on google it still shows a broken image. Like others have said, only a minor issue but odd that all of your other apps display fine. Many thanks for all the Docker releases, really appreciate them.