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Binhex, I have been trying to figure out how to change the WebUI password for rutorrentVPN for a while now but somehow is managing to elude me. What is the default password? I have the password saved on one computer....but I must have forgotten it because no passwords are working for me. ***brain fart****

im not sure how you were getting away with this working previously, but this needs to be resolved, as its currently working as it should do, as in its creating files as user nobody, if you access stuff using a named account then you need to tweak the settings for this docker to use that account, steps below:- 1. ssh into unraid and issue the following command:- id <name of account you want to use> note the UID and GID values from the above command 2. stop the container and edit the container (make sure to switch on advanced view) and change the PUID to match the PID and GUID to match the GID values from the above command. 3. go to the /config folder on the unraid host and delete the file "perms.txt". 4. ssh into unraid and issue the following commands:- chown -R <UID>:<GID> <path to data folder for this container> chmod -R 775 <path to data folder for this container> 5. start the docker container and wait, it might take a min to start as it will reset the permissions on the /config folder. you should now be able to use your named account to add/edit/delete any file/folder. Could this be why I am having trouble with my downloads disappearing? When I download a torrent, it says "Completed" but it is not at the destination that I set when either I added the file or when I label it (label mapping to a particular location). When I right click on the file and change the storage location to the same directory as it should be, it finally pops up. The main issue is, it has to move the file over to my desired location, causing LOTS of I/O when this is a huge file. Quite unnecessary and confusing. I have no idea where the files are being held after completion. All the locations that I use are /data/*, like /data/Movies for example. I don't point to anything outside of /data/*. All my ownerships in /mnt/users/Storage (where my /data and /config go) are nobody/users: drwxrwxrwx 1 root root 176 Mar 15 21:32 Backup/ drwxrwxrwx 1 hautdoge users 33 Mar 29 22:45 Downloads/ drwxrwxrwx 1 nobody users 201 Apr 6 21:05 Docker\ Config\ Data/ (this is /config) drwxrwxrwx 1 nobody users 58 Apr 6 21:19 Media/ (this is /data) -rwxrwxrwx 1 nobody users 53687091200 Apr 16 21:34 docker.img* I noticed that my permissions for my docker.img, the /data and /config directories are set to nobody/users. If I change ownership to my user account, will this fix itself?

Try setting up Labels and assign the folder mappings to a label. I do this for manually added torrents, works fine for me. Thanks. I have set up labels with folder mapping assignments, but the files still don't seem to go there until I right click on the torrent --> Move Storage -> (the place where it should be). The destination that the folder mapping assignment is the same as the download folder when I initially add the torrent, as is the destination I give in the "Move Storage" function. It doesn't seem to appear until I force it. Pretty annoying

The rule of thumb is, don't let Deluge dictate what to do with your media but rather, let the other guys to do it as they properly should (SAB, Couch, Sonaar, etc..). So in essence, you need to remove any media management settings from your Deluge preferences (in its GUI) and only leave the "allow remote control/connection" thing activated. Then, fine tune your other guys to tell Deluge what to do with each specific file passed on to it when applicable. Once you have done that, you'll notice that each file given to Deluge will be populated with specific instructions in the detail tab, one by one. Good Luck and adjust one at a time, you'll get there eventually Edit: You obviously need to make sure your Deluge docker setup contains mappings that "drive" with your fetchers, so they speak the same "language". So if your fetching docker has a mapping for TVSHOWS=TV, do the same for Deluge so it knows what your fetcher is talking about when its told to put it there. Thanks for your answer. I don't actually have any of those remote apps you are referring to. I use private trackers and always manually add all torrents. The issue I have is when I manually (in the details when adding a .torrent) set the desired destination, Deluge seems to disobey this.

Hi! I have a very frustrating issue with my Deluge VPN. I download a file, tell it to go to a specific folder (/data/Shows for example) and I search for the file after it is downloaded and it isn't there. I __think__ this mostly happens after I start a download on file X, add another torrent, file Y, and set it to download to a different directory than where X is being downloaded. It seems to get confused and copies Y into X's directory, possibly. Not always sure where it goes, I can't find it until I move it again. I have my media organized in separate folders for Movies, Music, Shows, etc. inside a larger folder that I have mapped to this container's data folder, so I am assuming I should use /data/Movies (for example) for the movie folder. This workers, but it looks like Deluge gets totally confused when I start multiple torrents that are supposed to download into different directories. Then, I have to tell it to move the torrent into the proper directory, but this takes a long time for large files, since it has to move all the bits over (not just references). Am I doing something wrong? How do I make it so the files go into the exact place I tell them to when I first add the torrent file to Deluge?