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Thanks for the updated app, love the ability to do rolling app starts/stops during the backups. Question though, if I exclude the Cache, Media, and Metadata folders in the Plex appdata folder, what's the worst case scenario in case of a needed restore? I lost my Plex database a few months ago and needed to rebuild my manual collections and custom posters, also lost some play history for some of my users. I wanted to avoid that if at all possible. Thanks

Any possibility to get the docker updated to the latest version of Foundry? Looks like the're currtnely on 0.7.9 and the docker is currently on 0.6.5 Thanks

Yeah that was it. I initially tried just blowing out my mariadb container and that didn't seem to do the job, but once I wiped out both containers and deleted their appdata folders everything is now good to go. Thanks a bunch for your help!

Yeah, myallowed host is set to * in the config mariadb looks empty when I run showtables, so I'm guessing that's it. I'll remake that database and try again.

Just installed this and I can't seem to log into it or browse anything without a spinning circle (I haven't added any recipies yet, but when I do hit browse it just spins). When I go to login and put in a username/password it just sits there. I'm using the username/password that I put in the docker image during install, also tried random usernames/passwords to see if it would at least give me a bad username/password error and it did not, it just sits there, almost as if the sign in button isn't registering. It's been running for at least 30 minutes so far, so I'd assume it's finished doing everything in the background. I also noticed that the openeats appdata folder seems to be empty, I'm not sure if that's normal or not. Any help would be appreciated, and thanks for this docker! edit: removed logs for easier scrolling!

If I ever try to delete more then 3 or 4 torrents with data at a time it crashes the webui and I need to reload it. Does anyone have any solutions for this, or another way to delete the torrents/data from multiple torrents that you're seeding? If it matters I am currently seeding a little over 650 torrents of various sizes. Thanks!

@deepthought Whelp, I think I'm about done with this. It's not worth the time I keep putting into this, I'll just make new bookmarks for internal links and be done with it. Everything works from outside the network, and that's the main thing, the rest I can just deal with. I did end up changing it over to custom proxy network and it didn't seem to help, I ended up following the video through the end going the steps that related to that and sonarr to see if it would work. With the same end results. @deepthought I really do appreciate all of the work that you've done with this and with helping me as much as you have, I've spent probably 5 hours on this particular issue over the course of all of this, and it's really just not worth it for me to put anymore time in for me. If I find a solution later then cool, if not ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ . not a huge deal I have other things to work on with the server that I'd rather spend time on, maybe I'll come back to this later when everything else is done (lol like I'm ever going to truly ever be done )

@deepthought I changed those settings and I'm still getting the same issue on my end, I guess the next step would be to revert to default settings and see if that fixes the issue? Also just to confirm I have the right ports, I did attach a screenshot of my letsencrypt docker ports edit: Another thing I just noticed, is that if I type my normal duckdns URL without the /sonarr behind it, it does bring me to my router settings from inside my network and doesn't give me any errors. Edit2: I did reset everything to default and kept the same settings as I posted with no fixes.

Thanks for this, I'll try it when I get home tonight! I didn't want to try this while I was at work and it knock out my internet and the ability to remote in and have my server down all day. I'll let you know if it works.

Thanks, that's at least a little easier than trying to re-point each torrent to the correct folder.

So I had auto-updates turned on and saw that it updated Deluge to 2.0. Unfortunately, some of my private trackers do not have that whitelisted, so I went ahead and downgraded with the following build. binhex/arch-delugevpn:1.3.15_18_ge050905b2-1-04 When I did that, it booted up just fine, except it lost all of my torrents (All my settings seem to be good). I had over 200 torrents. is there a simple way to re-add all of my torrents? I have them all moving to a completed folder when they finish, so I didn't think I could just re-add the torrent files because I thought it would just re-download them all unless I pointed over to the completed folder, which is not something I'd really want to do at this point. I tried to restore from a previous CA Backup / Restore Appdata from a few days ago, but after I copied over the files it still booted up with zero torrents in the program. I've attached a picture of my completed torrent folders to show where they download and move to. (I also have labels set up to auto move completed to folders based on those labels. Any help would be appreciated, thanks!

Thanks, I really do appreciate the help, I took out the one 443 port, I think I just started adding ports when it stopped working. I swapped the 80/81 ports around and got rid of some of the ones that I added after the fact. I rebooted the router and tried from an incognito window to see if that helped, and I still have the same issues. Here are my ports now.

I have the same exact issue and I can't figure it out for the life of me, I think it has something to do with the ports I have forwarded in the router, but I had it working on my previous router, and this only started when I upgraded my wireless/network over to Ubiquiti & Unifi. I've attached the ports I have open, again copied exactly from my older router setup. Everything works perfectly from outside the network, but when I try to connect to my duckdns address from inside I get the following error Error: 404 Not Found Sorry, the requested URL 'https://xxxxxxx.duckdns.org/sonarr' caused an error: Not found: '/sonarr'