rhart6

I had noticed when I was trying to do the config from the command line i would get the error "NOTICE: Config file "/home/nobody/.config/rclone/rclone.conf" not found - using defaults" and giving the rsync listremotes would not return any results even after adding my B2 through the web config. I was able to make a symlink with ln -s /config/rclone/config/rclone.conf /home/nobody/.config/rclone/rclone.conf This allowed b2 to show up when I run the config. The question I am now facing is the line in the log files for "Failed to create file system for "remote:/media/Media/Photos": didn't find section in config file". I can see my photo folders if I use ls on the path /media/Media/Photos. Is there something I'm missing to do in the config? All I see is the B2, I'm guessing that I need to add another remote there, but don't see an option for local files. Thanks in advance

Thought I would show my setup since i fought with this for months like a dummy. I have what seems to be a pretty common use case, routing jackett, radarr, and sonarr, through DelugeVPN. Older setups of the deluge vpn may still try to use an additional ports setting which wasn't helping me. I have the port for each of the three things I am looking to access listed in three places in the update container page for delugevpn. Listed in the Container_Input_Ports, Container_Output_Ports and then there is also a separate port definition for each web ui I had to add. Then in the setup for jackett, sonarr, and radar I have network type set to none, and under advanced view the extra parameter --net=container:binhex-delugevpn. (Capitalization is important on that parameter, I had to make sure it matched my name for the delugevpn docker.) I then deleted the ports that would normally be associated with jackett(Leaving it in the WebUI box didn't seem to hurt anything) Now my containers are able to talk to each other (at least so far) for example Radarr sees deluge at host:localhost and port:8112 and can see my rarbg indexer at http://localhost:9117/api/v2.0/indexers/rarbg/results/torznab/ (I had to substitute in localhost, jackett still wanted to use the local IP for the copy link function.) Hopefully this helps someone else from fighting this for as long. I'd really like to thank binhex for putting all these containers together for us to use and trying to keep up with all the support requests. I spent about 36 hours trying to figure out how to do something similar by either making a docker of my own to use my vpn provider's linux client or with an openvpn client container someone else had written (It only worked until it leaked, guess I'll wait for the email from my ISP). Another couple readings of the FAQs from binhex had me up and running on the setup I'd been using for a couple years without issue... Guess I'll be sticking around