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  1. Update; I switched to the AIO container and things seem to be working again. I didn't make any changes to the standalone container configs, so I am not sure why it started having issues, but the AIO is operating fine! Great Job @HaveAGitGat !
  2. Yeah, looks like that still didn't do it. Thanks for replying though. @HaveAGitGat Any ideas? Thanks.
  3. Anyone else having this issue? Exception in callback of async function: TypeError [ERR_MISSING_ARGS]: The "message" argument must be specified at ChildProcess.target._send (internal/child_process.js:649:13) at ChildProcess.target.send (internal/child_process.js:634:19) at getNewTask (server/main.js:3118:39) at server/main.js:2389:11 at runWithEnvironment (packages/meteor.js:1286:24) I updated Unraid to 6.8.3 and began noticing that no files were progressing in the Tdarr interface. All of them just say 'Calculating'.
  4. @binhex Thank you for an awesome container! I've been running this on my unraid server since day one. This may be semi unrelated, but I'm trying to deploy the container on a standard centos 7 install to demonstrate docker to a class. Rhel 7 and Ubuntu 18 label embedded NICs as eno1, eno2, etc, and it appears that the iptables.sh has eth0 hardcoded. The result is that the container deploys, and starts, but the iptables rules don't function. Any advice? Thanks again.

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