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Yep, my list came in about two hours after I posted. Still don't know where the issue was, but seems to be working now.

I think there is an issue with the IMDB servers/Radarr API. MY list doesn't error, but no movies I have added since yesterday morning are showing up. I went directly to the Radarr API (take the two URL pieces and paste them together in your browser) and the list shown there does not match my IMDB watchlist on IMDB's web site. It's as if the list was cached in the API sometime yesterday morning and not getting the newest list. I don't know if this is a Radarr API issue, or if the IMDB server the Radarr API connects to is not syncing with the rest of IMDB's servers. I was able to create a brand new list and get movies added there to show so it leads me to believe it is a Radarr API issue and not an IMDB, but I don't know for sure. I figure I'll give it another day or two and see what happens as I have plenty to watch in the mean time. If it hasn't been resolved I'll stat investigating the issue further on the Radarr forums.

Yes, I download new cert files after each edit I make to the server.

Getting pretty frustrated now. I have been trying to get this to work for about 4 days. I think I have followed all the settings but I'm obviously missing something. I can connect to the WebUI and I've added my users and my duckdns address. I have forwarded port 1194 in my router (both UDP and TCP just in case). But I can't get any of my devices to actually connect to the VPN. In my connection log I'm seeing these two errors: WARNING: --ns-cert-type is DEPRECIATED. Use --remote-cert-tls instead TLS Error: cannot locate HMAC in incoming packet from [AF_INET]76.x.x.x:1194 Let me know what logs/screen shots needed to to help me trouble shoot this. Thank you in advance.

****Edit: I found it. Turns out it was a setting in Deluge not placing the leading "/" on my path for downloaded files. Not sure why it used to work then suddenly stopped, but that was the answer. I am suddenly getting the following error in both Sonarr and Radarr when they try to move downloaded files. I haven't made any changes to my configuration. I am guessing and update to either Sonarr, Radarr, or Deluge had a change I didn't notice and I can't figure out what setting I need to modify to get it back to working as it was before. "not a valid *nix path. paths must start with / Parameter name: path" Can anyone help me find the correct setting to change so files are moved to the correct directories?

I'm using Private Internet Access. I use the Switzerland endpoint for port forwarding. I don't know my top DL speeds, but with several at once I have definitely reached saturation.

As far as speeds go I have noticed very little reduction using the VPN. Slow torrents are slow whether they go through the VPN or not. I've been able to saturate my connection to the point I have to throttle Deluge during certain times of the day.

Hmmm. I tried removing and reinstalling a couple times and it was still picking up my old config. I guess I didn't ditch my appdata folder. Must be a different issue on your system. Does the parallel install work? Like if you have your no webUI container running and you add a second copy (even try the non VPN version) running at the same time, do both of them fail to load the UI or just your original one? That was what made me try replacing files, when I added the non VPN as a test it worked fine. I used the VPN version to copy in case there were differences, but that is what clued me in. If they both fail to load then you likely have a larger issue. I didn't get any errors when I did this so I'm not sure what that might be. I'm not really an expert I just tried everything until I found something that worked for me. Maybe someone who actually knows how the docker works can help with that.

@zyurph, I recently had an issue with the WebUI not loading. The solution for me was: I installed a new instance of DelugeVPN in parallel to the bad one. Then I copied preference files, one at a time, from the new fresh install into my existing docker. I restarted the docker after each and checked. If it didn't fix anything I put the old file back to preserve as many settings as possible. When I finally got to web.conf that fixed the issue. I guess it was corrupted or something. Once I swapped that file the WebUI came back. Testing the files one by one I was able to revert back to all my existing files and I didn't lose any settings, or partial transfers, like I would have if I had just used the totally new install. My recommendation would be to do that second install and start with web.conf and see if replacing that will bring your UI back.

SOLVED! I installed a new instance of DelugeVPN and one file at a time I copied preference files from the new fresh install into my existing docker. Re started the docker after each and checked. Looks like web.conf was corrupted or something. Once I swapped that file the WebUI came back. Testing the files one by one I was able to revert back to all my existing settings files except that one and it looks like all my preferences are where I left them. Wow, I wish I'd thought to start comparing config files 6 months ago. Oh well. Thanks, Binhex, for your help and all your great dockers.

Well, The non VPN version of binhex-deluge loads the WebUI just fine. So either I Have a VPN issue, but that appears to be working, or there is a setting I have made in my template that is breaking things. Maybe it's a corrupted preference file that is being reloaded even after I ditch the Docker image file?

Binhex, Thanks for the quick reply. I double checked the LAN_NETWORK setting. I remember having to try that a couple times when I first set up the docker. 1. I get this same result on every browser on every device. 4 Windows computers running Chrome, Firefox and Edge on each. My Android phone in Chrome. Linux with Chrome and FireFox. And a Chrome Book. 2. I have tried brand new browser installations as well as incognito mode on a few machines. 3. I only have 1 router on my network. I have not installed any firewalls, but I am sure the firmware has been updated. I couldn't pinpoint an event that triggered the loss of WebUI. One day it worked, then a few days later I went to look again and it didn't load anymore. Since then I've been trying all sorts of things on and off trying to find the solution. I suppose an update to the router could have installed something that blocks the connection, but I'm not sure how to check since I didn't knowingly install something new. 4. I've turned off all my other Dockers in case one of them is publishing something to my network that is blocking the connection. I'm really at a loss. I can't see any reason it wouldn't work. My other dockers work with it. I have your Sonarr and Radarr working seamlessly with DelugeVPN including running Privoxy. I run the desktop Deluge client on several of those machines and they work fine. VPN connection is solid. The UI page is accessible since the head and some divs load in the browser. It's like it just doesn't load the whole thing, or like the divs should have some external or JS dynamic content and they don't. I looked more at the HTML and I see a lot of JS script tags in the head section so I assume they should be loading content into the divs for display. And just more history, On this hardware I was running the DelugeVPN docker successfully for over a year with WebUI working. Then one day it just stopped loading. And for the life of me I can't think of anything changed between it working and not. If you have any other ideas on what I could try I'd really appreciate it. I think I'm going to try loading your non VPN version just to see if I can get the WebUI to load in a totally fresh docker without my template and no VPN to potently cause any issues.

So, I have been having this issue for 6+ months now. Everything seems to be working correctly except the WebUI. This is not related to the PIA endpoint as I have double and triple checked as well as switching endpoints multiple times. I am also sure that I am getting a good VPN connection because the CheckMyTorrentIp.png file is giving me a different IP from my actual IP (in the Deluge desktop app pointed to the DelugeVPN Daemon). So everything works, but when I try to load the webUI, on my local network I get a blank page. It has "Deluge: We UI 1.3.15" in the tab so the head section is at least partially loading, but the page is just white. There are just a couple of empty DIVs in the HTML. I have pitched my Docker image a couple of time and reinstalled using my saved template, no change. I've attached the supervisord log containing the last couple restarts. Like I said this issue has been ongoing for so long I don't have any idea when it last worked. I have just been getting along with the desktop deluge app, but I'd much prefer to have WebUI access. Any help would be really appreciated. Thanks. Edit: Running UnRAID 6.6.1 with all plugins updated. supervisord_truncated.log

Mine doesn't seem to be exactly the same. I Had not tried turning off the VPN but I just did and I still have no WebUI. No errors in my log and the VPN is definitely off. It's like the WebUI just totally died on my container. I can't for the life of me think what I might have changed. I keep coming up blank so I'm thinking an update or something. I can't blame a config on the VPN's side now that I tried turning that off... At least it is still working and I can use the local application to interact with it, I just can't on a device with no application installed.

So, I dug a little deeper and see that I did miss an error in my Deluge log. It seems unRAID isn't able to run /sbin/modprobe iptable_mangle and Deluge shows that I need to do it manually or I won't be able to see the WebUI. I have now done this manually. I restarted the Deluge docker and checked the log. The error is not there now, but the Web UI is still not loading. So 2 questions: 1. How do I get unRAID to run the required command? and 2. Why is the WebUI still not loading? Thanks in advance.

Just recently my Deluge Web UI stopped working. It loads a page, but it is totally blank. I have made no configuration changes to my unRAID system since the last time it worked. I was assuming it was a hiccup with an update to the docker, but since there wasn't a replacement I figured I must be the only one experiencing the issue. I have restarted the image, I have reinstalled the docker, I have tried stopping all other dockers. None of these has changed the behavior. I don't see any warnings/errors in the log. I'm sort of at a loss at this point since it was working fine one day and not the next with no changes on my part except standard updates. Does anyone have any ideas of other things to try? What do you need from me to help find the issue? Thanks *Edit* The Daemon seems fine as I can access it with my desktop client. It is just the web UI, all other functions appear to be working.

Turning off analytics stopped me from getting the authentication prompt, but I have another issue. At first I Thought it was related, but this didn't solve it. My Radarr IMBD lists are not working. I have made no changes since they were last working. I am using the Radarr A lists since IMDB stopped publishing a true RSS. This is the error I get when I test thelist: Unable to connect to list, check the log for more details. When I check the log it says: Unable to connect to list: Unexpected character encountered while parsing value: <. Path '', line 4, position 1. I assume this is a Radarr issue, but I thought I'd ask here since I haven't had much luck finding the solution elsewhere and the authentication issue was reported and solved here. Thanks in advance if anyone else is having this issue/has a solution. I Can pull the full log report of the error if needed. *** EDIT: Well, it seems to have resolved itself. For the time being at least. No idea what caused it or how/why it works now.

Thanks! This is a great start. I can see we have some different plug-ins. I can match most of my files up with your list but I have a few files I'm still not sure what they belong to. This should help narrow down to just a few I need to research further.

Forgive me if this has been asked and answered but I'm not finding it. When I first setup this docker I had no idea what I was doing, and largely still don't. But I did not set up a /config directory for binhex-delugevpn, instead I let it install directly in my appData directory. Now I have several additional dockers (all in their own directories) and I would like to move the delugevpn appdata files to their own directory. I can obviously manually create the directory and then in the docker configuration point the /config to the new directory. My question is which files/folders do I need to move into that new binhex-delugevpn directory so that I keep all my active torrents and settings? I see there are at least a few files from the other dockers and Community Applications that are in the root appData directory. I don't want to move those and break something else. Maybe a simple screen shot of the contents of a well used delugevpn /config directory would let me pick the correct files to move. Thanks in advance, and as always thanks to binhex for all the great dockers.

Awww crap! I figured it out. It was working flawlessly because everything had been managed by SickRage and CouchPotato and I have specific /data paths defined for where the incoming files should be stored. But I never set up the default path, so the 4 torrents I added MANUALLY last night were downloading into the docker container. Thank you MyKroFt. Your comment was exactly what I needed to start looking for the problem in the right place. So, now I have the default path set and I have moved the storage for the current downloads. All appears well. Thank you

Both of those seem odd to me. That's a heck of a lot of logging. And like I said, I've been using deluge for 3 weeks. I have downloaded more than the 25 GB I allocated to my Docker long before this issue appeared. I suppose a setting could have been altered by mistake, or there could be a huge amount of logging suddenly, but it still seems odd to me. /data is mapped to /mnt/user/MediaManagement/ That's a share I set up specifically to put current downloads and finished downloads before SickRage or CouchPotato moved them to the appropriate folders in my Main media library. It had been working flawlessly for 3 weeks. all of my internal paths in Deluge start with /data and worked prior to this issue.

Strange new behavior last night: I have been running binhex-delugevpn for 3 weeks on my current cache drive (the old one crapped out on me and I had to start over). I woke up this morning to a series of warnings on my unRAID WebUI. The messages had started around 2am and the first informed me that my Docker was at 70% full, followed 3 minutes later by a 71% then another 3 minutes 72% this continued from about 2am till 4am when the final message was 100% full. My containers were non responsive so I had to disable my docker, and increase the size. I went from 25GB to 50GB, I lost all of my images but was able to recover them by just re adding them using my existing templates. I started each docker 1 by 1 to see which was the culprit. I Determined that it was DelugeVPN by checking the Docker Size under settings>docker and looking in the btrfs section. If I refresh the page the "Total devices 1 FS bytes used 25.60GiB" line in the btrfs area steadily increases when Deluge is running. As soon as I stop that container the growth stops, but remains at the last registered level. I made no changes to my docker settings last night, I only added maybe 3 or 4 new torrents to Deluge. Then several hours later the out of space errors began. First, I only run 4 docker containers. binhex-delugevpn, couchpotato, sickrage, and plexmediaserver. 25.6 GiB seems gigantic for that number of containers. Second, could a specific torrent be the cause of this behavior? This seems unlikely to me, but it's the only think I can think of that was different between when I went to bed with plenty of room on my docker image to 30% filling up in 2 hours (70%->100% I don't know how full it was prior to the first warning). Any thoughts would be appreciated. I'm not sure which logs (or how to get them) would be helpful on this issue. I'm pretty new to unRAID and Linux in general.

That seems to have been it. I must have switched it trying to get it install before I had my plugins updated. Thank you.

Well, it seems I'm still having issues. every time I start the docker it borks my whole network connection for unRAID. No unRAID webUI, no shares, no ping to the unRAID box. It isn't crashed as the command line still works at the box, but that's all. If I restart the box all is good until I turn on the Delugevpn docker, then no connectivity again. I'm not sure which log to look at, but here is my deluged.log, which is the only obvious thing I see. It looks to me like not all the files are being created in my config folder. [iNFO ] 00:07:47 configmanager:70 Setting config directory to: /config [iNFO ] 00:07:49 daemon:124 Deluge daemon 1.3.12 [iNFO ] 00:07:49 configmanager:70 Setting config directory to: /config [iNFO ] 00:07:49 core:80 Starting libtorrent 1.0.8.0 session.. [WARNING ] 00:07:49 core:187 Failed to load lt state: [Errno 2] No such file or directory: '/config/session.state' [iNFO ] 00:07:49 rpcserver:367 Starting DelugeRPC server localhost:58846 [WARNING ] 00:07:49 preferencesmanager:303 Unable to read DHT state file: [Errno 2] No such file or directory: '/config/dht.state' [WARNING ] 00:07:49 torrentmanager:639 Unable to load state file: [Errno 2] No such file or directory: '/config/state/torrents.state' [WARNING ] 00:07:49 torrentmanager:639 Unable to load state file: [Errno 2] No such file or directory: '/config/state/torrents.state.bak' [WARNING ] 00:07:49 torrentmanager:653 Unable to update state file to a compatible version: list index out of range [WARNING ] 00:07:49 torrentmanager:762 Unable to load fastresume file: [Errno 2] No such file or directory: '/config/state/torrents.fastresume' [WARNING ] 00:07:49 torrentmanager:762 Unable to load fastresume file: [Errno 2] No such file or directory: '/config/state/torrents.fastresume.bak' [iNFO ] 00:07:50 rpcserver:204 Deluge Client connection made from: 127.0.0.1:57435 [iNFO ] 00:07:50 rpcserver:224 Deluge client disconnected: Connection to the other side was lost in a non-clean fashion: Connection lost. [iNFO ] 00:07:50 rpcserver:204 Deluge Client connection made from: 127.0.0.1:57436 [iNFO ] 00:07:50 rpcserver:204 Deluge Client connection made from: 127.0.0.1:57437 [iNFO ] 00:07:50 rpcserver:224 Deluge client disconnected: Connection to the other side was lost in a non-clean fashion: Connection lost. I confirmed through Windows explorer that the listed files do not exist in my config share. I have removed the old config folder and re added the container and I get the same missing files. Let me know what else you might need to help me diagnose why this docker is taking out all my networking for unRAID. Thanks

Well, now I feel dumb. I swear I did that before I posted and there were no updates, but I went back to check after your reply and sure enough there was an update. I ran the update and tried the docker again and it worked! Thanks, schford.