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If you do an "ls -l" in the directory of where the files downloaded, what are the permissions/owner of the files?

You want to map them to the /mnt/user/mount_mergerfs. That is the combination of your local files and rclone cache/mounted folder.

Is there not a folder at /mnt/user/mount_mergerfs?

Is there anything in the JDownloader log about not starting? Can you show the docker settings?

Don't you needed privileged mode for Wireguard to function correctly? I've never been able to get it function properly without it. Just want to verify for everyone.

Look at Q2 in the documentation below. Let us know if that doesn't work for you. https://github.com/binhex/documentation/blob/master/docker/faq/vpn.md

Deluge doesn't just go find files to download. It is either sent to it or placed in a watch folder that it scans. I could be missing something from your vague initial request, but either way, glad you got everything working now.

Can you post logs from your docker container along with your docker settings? I didn't get much from what you posted.

@Starsixer I have heard this as well. I tried it before, but it never improved my speeds, always made it worse. Newshosting posted an article about it a few years back. I posted it below to make it easy. https://www.newshosting.com/usenet/usenet-connections/

Sorry for the late response, I went out of town. I switched over to Wireguard and got some speed improvements for sure. Maybe give it another shot?

Deluge doesn't really keep track of files, it just downloads what is sent to it. You may want to look at whatever you have sending downloads to Deluge. It sounds like it is losing track of the file once it is complete and it is thinking it failed and reinitiates the download again.

Could be. You can take a look at the link below and see which location closest to you has the most servers and supports the most bandwidth. I would just not use a VPN is speed is your primary focus. Good luck! https://www.privateinternetaccess.com/pages/network/

That is an issue with PIA. Are you using wireguard? You may just want to try redownloading from the APP tab unless there is something worth saving in there and you want to try and work through it. You can use the search bar at the top of the page and just select "This Topic" under the "SEARCH IN" section.

I use PIA. The closest server is 7ms.

@xhonestly Are your Radarr and Sonarr connected through Deluge Docker or just using it as a Proxy?

@Starsixer I can get roughly 70-80 MBs over VPN, but I have 3 providers. I us Newshosting (about 35MBs), Giganews (about 25MBs), and Eweka (10MBs). It may just be capping out for it's connection to your VPN provider. I would say you can try adding another usenet provider or try another VPN service. I would personally go the route of just accepting the speed or turning off VPN. At the end of the day, 40MBs is still pretty quick...

@Starsixer Who do you use as a usenet provider?

Sorry, I think I missed the two connections part, my apologies! I'm a network engineer by trade, so I wanted to help if I could. Because you are routing Sonarr and Radarr through the docker container itself, you will not need the proxy settings enabled, as all traffic goes over the DelugeVPN tunnel now. You should uncheck that box for both Sonarr and Radarr because it is now redundant.

I'm a little confused by this statement, maybe you could elaborate more. Either way, binhex has incorporated a very good kill switch in the container to prevent any kind of IP leakage. Nothing jumps out to me in the logs. Do you have any kind of proxy settings turned on in the Radarr web interface?

Are you connecting a VPN through a VPN? Is there a reason you are doing this? This would shrink your MTU size down and probably cause a lot of fragmentation. I would avoid this situation if possible. You should be able to exempt Deluge from using the VPN in your situation.

Do you have any kind of parental/DNS filter on your network? It almost sounds like something is intercepting DNS queries. I don't think this is a wide spread issue or there would be more people on here talking about it.

The Synolgy firewall is only local to your NAS. Nothing on your Synology will be able to be accessed from the outside unless you connect your Synology directly to your modem or if you set Synology to use the uPnP to open ports on a supported router. I'm not familiar with NordVPN because I have never used it, but what kind of VPN tunnel are you trying to establish? What other rules do you have on your Synology Firewall? We would need to see them all to identify why it is not establishing. It sounds like you have an implicit deny at the end of your firewall. You shouldn't have to allow traffic in that you are originating from your Synology.

What are your settings for Deluge inside the web interface of those containers? It should be 127.0.0.1 instead of the IP of your server. You have the ports listed in both the VPN_INPUT_PORTS and the VPN_OUTPUT_PORTS variable separated by a comma? No space is required. Also, do you not have the same issue with your Radarr? Is there anything in your Sonarr log? Is port 8989 listed in the Deluge logs on start-up?

You shouldn't need it if you are on the same LAN... Is your computer in the 192.168.1.0/24 network? Is it connected to a VPN or Proxy by chance? You can run the command either way to see if it fixes the issue for you. Yes, you will have to SSH into unraid itself to run the command. You can use the little terminal icon in the upper right have corner of the webpage for easy access.

You can download the app again from the APPS tab and just point the config path to your last Deluge appdata folder. It will overwrite your old template as long as it is named the same. You should have the VPN_INPUT_PORTS and VPN_OUTPUT_PORTS variables in the template again. You can also just add the variables to your template, as long as the you have the VPN_INPUT_PORTS and VPN_OUTPUT_PORTS as the "Key" and your ports as the "Value".