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I was hoping someone could walk me through rolling back to a previous release. I recently update my docker, and now autoremoveplus no longer works. From reading the last few pages, it's clear I need to roll back to a previous version in order to get this to work again. The trouble is, I have no idea how to do that. A detailed guid would be greatly apreaciated!

I am trying to delete some of the files that were automatically uploaded from my phone to my server via plex camra upload. It allows me to "move to trash" jpegs, but when I try to do the same to mp4s it says trash has reached its maximum size. Clean up trash manually. I am sure it is something stupid I am just overlooking, but I can not find the trash to empty it. Any info on how to do this would be great. Also, is there a way to set it up to just delete things instead of putting them in trash?

Need some quick help. I originally set up openvpn with spaceinvaderones youtube video about a year ago. I have now purchased a new router. I upgraded from the asus rt-ac68p to the rt-ac86u. I copied over all of the previous settings in the router, but can not connect via openvpn. On the general settings tab in the router settings there is an exclamation mark next to the DDNS connection status, so I think the problem is with that. The settings in the new router are identical. Do I need to do something on the openvpn docker side? I'm sure it's something stupid that I am just missing...

@dmacias Is it possible to add the ability to separate the graph into 2, one for upload and one for download speed? Spectrum gig internet is 940 down, 35 up. Since it extremely asymmetric, it makes seeing changes in upload speed very hard since a change from 35 to 10 is tiny when the scale goes up to 1,000.

Ok, assuming that I don't really care about how much electricity I use and my number 1 goal is longevity of my drives, is it better to set the drives to never spin down vs. spin down delay of say 1 hour. The servers primary purpose is plex, and deluge. It runs 24/7. They have been running nonstop basically since I set it up, and my HDD temps have always been great. I did recently just add a 3 in 2 in the 5.25 bays on the top which have been giving me a bit of trouble with temps. But even those never exceed 38 C. All others hold at 30 all the time. I have done multiple searches on this, and it seems like people are split 50/50 on this. Again, assuming I am not concerned with conserving electricity or saving the planet.... what is best for the drives themselves.

Yes, it is a torrent. so the seed ratio makes sense (although, i don't really understand seed ratios yet). In screenshot 3 and 4 above, it states that both files (original and renamed) are both on disk 2. That is what is making me think that it is not on the cache. Sometimes it says it is on the cache, and an array disk. Why would it be on both? Shouldn't it sit on cache until 3:30 am, and then mover take it from cache to the array? The Download share is set to use cache, but the Media share is not. I don't know if it makes a difference, but I am using radarr currently to upgrade movie files I already have on the array. I previously had small 800mb yify DL, due to using them from an external HDD. But since I built the server, I am upgrading. So the original small file, is already on the array.

Ok, so I am definitely still doing something wrong here. I turned hard links off, but everything still looks the same. It still is making a copy, renaming it, but leaving the original until I delete it. It is also leaving it on the deluge list after finishing downloading. On top of that, I am not sure what the point of a cache drive is. I thought it was supposed to DL to my cache, then have mover put it where it is supposed to go in the middle of the night. Instead, it seem as though it is renaming and moving it immediately, and also moving the original to the same disk? Am I just reading this wrong?

Will that remove the hard links that are already there from previous downloads, or will I have to go manually to the share mnt/downloads/completed and just delete everything there? My settings currently in download client are the same as the pic above, except I have completed download handling "remove" set to yes. And for media management I have rename folders, and hard links set to yes. All others set to no from the picture above.

Ok, So now I think what is really happening is that it is creating hardlinks with the files original name. Here is what I am seeing: As you can see, in my media share everything is renamed correctly and placed in the correct place. But in my downloads share, it still remains with the downloaded torrent name. Both say they are on disk 2. Both are the "same size". my understanding is that they both point to the same file, but only use up the stated 14Gb once. The issue comes in that I want to clean up the download folder. How do I get rid of these? Can I just delete them? If so, how to I do this? Is it as simple as navigating to mnt/download/completed and deleting everything in there or will this mess something else up? Also, do I change the option from hardlink to copy, and then just manually delete the second copy periodically? I originally left this option on because it said it may not be able to move/rename if it wasn't on. Which would create a different problem....

Wonderful. I will check it when I get home. Thanks again!

I'm sure this is just something dumb that I am missing, a button not clicked somewhere or something. But I have looked through it for a bit and can't seem to figure it out. Radarr is downloading to "incomplete" folder via deluge When DL is finished, it moves it to "complete" folder via deluge setting Radarr is then renaming to the correct format, and placing in my media->movies folder (or, I guess mover is actually moving them?) The problem lies in the fact that it doesn't seem to just be renaming and moving the file, it seems to be copying and renaming, leaving the original file in the "complete" folder. Like I said, I am sure I just missed a setting somewhere to delete this, or possibly I am messing it up by removing the torrent from deluge when the completed ones start to pile up. Or, maybe it is copying the file and renaming due to the fact that the original is seeding at that point? Just a couple ideas, none of which I am certain how to solve. Can anyone point me in the right direction? Don't want to mess with the settings and mess something else up.

I know that he only had 2 added in the picture. What I was saying was that it seems like there is only 2 public sites listed on the jackett docker, or only 2 that do not require username and password info. I could be wrong, but I think all the others listed are either semi-private or private. But I am not 100% sure about that. As for adding multiple index feeds from jackett with one link in sonarr/radar, and changing the url, what format would that look like then? I am assuming https://serverIp:port/all? is that it?

Speaking of which, is there something I can read to explain this further? What I mean is, everything I have ever seen about port forwarding states that you have to set it up through your router and designate a port to be open. But according to the info I have read on here, with the delugevpn docker, as long as you have STRICT_PORT_FORWARDING and subscribe to PIA, and pick one of the locations that allow port forwarding, you are good to go. I would really like to read about how that is possible. TBH, I don't fully understand port forwarding to begin with and I am in no way an advanced (or even competent) user. But it seems like this is side stepping a necessary process somehow. Edit: This is strictly for informational/educational purposes. Don't mean to imply that the software is faulty in anyway. I just like to understand how things work.

I am not really sure what the deal is, but I am pretty sure it has to do with the sonarr/radarr side of things. I can test the connection to TPB in jackett, and it works fine. But copying and pasting the URL provided does not work. Also, is there an updated version of jackett available? I see the above post has ETTV. The only public ones on the docker that I have is Rarbg and TPB. I would also like to see EZTV, and thought these were already included?

I couldn't get this to work either. I also had issues adding some of the indexers in general. However, I think the anime category would have to be a numeric value also, like the categories above.

This sounds more my speed. Thanks!

Wow, everyone on this site is leagues ahead of me when it comes to this stuff. I will play around with it a bit when I get home tonight, and I am grateful for the help. But I feel like a 10 year old sitting in a college lecture.....

ok, super dumb question. How to I point my server at that file? I have only had it up and running a couple days, and everything I have done has been from watching spaceinvader ones videos. So the only things going to deluge are from sonarr and radarr. Sorry, complete newb with all of this. I haven't even figured out how to access the server from outside my house yet.

Ok, just rewatched the video on youtube. I followed this video completely, and it looks like STRICT_PORT_FORWARD defaults to yes anyway. So this means that I already have the port forwarded? If so, there has to be another reason why my dl speed is so terrible. I am guessing now that it has to do with the indexer I have added. I would like to add more, but could not figure out how to do that last night. All of them except one required me to input info I did not have. Does that mean that I need to go to those sites and sign up for an account to get this info?

I am at work now, but will look into this when I get home tonight. So, just to be clear, there is a file I need to open and edit right? This isn't changed through the preferences menu inside of deluge vpn?

I am not sure if this is the correct place to post this or not. I am looking for help trying to figure out how to do port forwarding with deluge vpn. I just installed it last night, and set it up exactly how it is shown in the updated spaceinvader one youtube video, complete with PIA vpn set to Netherlands because they apparently allow for port forwarding. The trouble is, nowhere in the video does it say how to set up port forwarding. I have the fastest internet available around me which is advertised as 60 mb/s, and speed test shows that I get 60-65. Yet the highest I have seen a single torrent dl go is approx. 500 kb/s. I have been googling, trying to figure out how to do this, but can't seem to find anything online about it. The only things I have found are suggestions not to use the Netherlands as my access point, stating it is slower than others. There are also others saying that port forwarding doesn't do anything with pia and deluge vpn? And still others touting the plugin itconfig as some magic cure to all speed issues. I am trying to avoid changing anything from the settings that I saw in the video until I have ruled out the port forwarding that was mentioned as a fix. Any help would be greatly appreciated! Edit: I think I have found info about how to port forward my asus RT-AC68U router, and it looks simple enough. I will need to plug in my IP, which I have set to static. But I will also need to plug in a port number. Not 100% certain which one to plug in, or if I do multiple ones? I used 8118 to route sonarr and radarr though my vpn like instructed in spaceinvader one's videos. Is that what I use?