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What does this work out to? Is that 6GB that rtorrent is using? Or are the units, bytes? PID USER PR NI VIRT RES SHR S %CPU %MEM TIME+ COMMAND 15868 nobody 20 0 6391876 331620 185344 S 11.6 1.0 41:03.18 rtorrent main

Just to answer my own question, no issues, the upgrade went smoothly. Where are the themes people are speaking of?

Would I not see corruption elsewhere? I can't easily take the server down for 24 hours whilst I run a memtest. I use these advanced settings, I don't know if they may be detrimental to rtorrent in a docker environment? # Advanced Settings pieces.memory.max.set = 2048M network.http.max_open.set = 99 trackers.numwant.set = 100 network.receive_buffer.size.set = 4M network.send_buffer.size.set = 12M pieces.preload.type.set = 2 pieces.preload.min_size.set = 262144 pieces.preload.min_rate.set = 5120

I'm running ECC memory. Restoring the sessions folder to the one from the previous docker has allowed everything to work again. I'll see what happens when I reach 200 again.

Mine has stopped downloading or uploading anything this morning, when logging in everything looks fine and I can interact with the webui until I try to delete something and the docker crashes and restarts. Is there a memory issue? I currently have 200 torrents in there.

I have a problem with Sonarr, I'm downloading season sets, but it's only picking up a couple of episodes when the download finishes, when I check the downloads folder they are all there but it has ignored them, how can this be fixed and why is it happening? Turned on tracelogs, seems to get to a certain episode and then all it can find afterwards is samples and therefore it doesn't import any further episodes. Edit: Is this because it is slow at extracting the season packs and its just too quick at scanning the directories before everything is there?

Click the rtorrent docker, then logs.

So it must be getting overwritten when the docker starts up, do the logs give any ideas?

Maybe check the contents of that file after you set it in the UI, if it's not updating maybe it's a permission issue, you could try deleting the .dat file and it may create a new one.

The ratios are stored in appdata\binhex-rtorrentvpn\rutorrent\share\users\admin\settings\ratio.dat

Seem to have an issue with rtorrent randomly crashing, do I just need to enable debug in the docker settings to figure out whats going on?

I was using it without the VPN function initially.

I can't seem to get the proxy setting to work, even without my privoxy docker running the jacket requests are still successful, I have -e "RUN_OPTS"="--ProxyConnection=192.168.10.10:8118" under the advanced section in jackets docker settings. Seems like I had to set it on the dockers web page and apply server setting which added the following lines to my ServerConfig file "ProxyUrl": "192.168.10.10", "ProxyType": 0, "ProxyPort": 8118, "ProxyUsername": "", "ProxyPassword": "", "ProxyIsAnonymous": true

When using PIA, the incoming port is grabbed and reconfigured on connection, I have my torrent client set to 51413 but in the log I see the line: 2019-01-12 16:39:55,968 DEBG 'watchdog-script' stdout output: [info] rTorrent incoming port 49160 and VPN incoming port 26572 different, marking for reconfigure and the client is showing as un-connectable, where do I need to change this so that it matches? Worked it out, I had un-commented the line #network.port_range.set so I could forward the relevant port from the router but this broke the auto reconfigure in your script, re-commented the line and its working

Anything to be aware of going from 6.5.1 to 6.6.6?

Managed to move the config and even the session files over to your docker

Great, could I just copy the configuration files from Linux | Server.io's in yours?

Maybe a silly question, does this come with the frontend despite being called rtorrent?

I've used this on my server before, but a long time ago, which worked perfectly for what I wanted to do. I've tried to use it today and all I get is ERR_INVALID_HTTP_RESPONSE even after reinstalling the plugin. Edit: seems the link points to http when it should be https, use SSL/TLS is set to auto under my Unraid management settings.

Any way to enable more than just 2 DNS servers in pihole?

Correction, mine used to work, now it doesn't. Edit, my paths were not set correctly in radarr and sonarr, I think this was the cause.

Mine works fine with the box ticked and /.*/

Would I run into any obvious issues by having my downloads folder on my NAS and using Unassigned Devices to map it into the docker container? My cache drive is used for a lot and torrents require a lot of i/o, the local network is 1gbit.

So I found the issue regarding SMB2, so I have now changed the option and completely removed my old Duplicati container and appdata folder in order to start a fresh, but now I'm having an issue where Duplicati errors when it tries to write to the network share. Access to the path "/backups/duplicati-20180519T202052Z.dlist.zip.aes" is denied. This didn't happen before I removed the container, I am using the path in the container as /mnt/disks/duplicati with r/w slave. Any ideas? Edit Edit: Accidently changed something in the container vars, its all working now.

This docker has started hanging, what log files do I need to look at to try and work out why?