mr-hexen

Anyone else having an issue w/ their sonarr/radarr/prowlarr setup lately? Seems prowlarr made a change to require a username/password login and sonarr/radarr aren't playing nice with it.

2022 Update. Hardware changes: none. This thing has been rock solid! UPS Battery #4 is in, they seem to last about 2 years (non-APC branded batteries). They get a fair amount of emergency change over when storms hit and its saved from hard resets on numerous occasions. I also have my cable modem and network gear on this UPS so in an outage my phones and internet still function. My two older 3TB drives just surpassed 80,000 power on hours. The other two are 30-40k. I'm starting to think my SSD cache (SK Hynix 120GB) is starting to fail.. i've noticed delays while navigating its folder structure that I didnt see before. System reliability is great, uptime is usually in the 100's of days and only resets when I have to swap out a UPS battery or perform an update to unRAID.

Not only which provider, but I've never used a provider other than PIA with this docker, and I believe the docker was written for native PIA support but a non-PIA provider can be used. How do we use a non-PIA provider with this docker? Anyone know?

So 3+ years later and very little has changed with this server. The UPS is on its 3rd battery now, which is ok by me since its cheap insurance. The server has been running flawlessly for all these years, with the only issue being a fan that has started making noise. Overall I'm very impressed with the entire build. It's been rock solid, through various unRAID upgrades, a house move, and frequent streaming (I have 3-4 remote streaming users on my Plex not including in house streaming). Space still hasn't been an issue for me. I frequently go through the files and purge what's old and never accessed (from a media perspective). I no longer use a Plex Media Player VM. Found it somewhat unreliable and Android TV's completely erase the need for it.

I'm using France, getting about 15MB/s all day long.

Could not change the remote stream limit on the server side and/or client side?

But does streaming work?

Your LAN network is defined incorrectly. It should be 10.0.0.0/24

You should only have the ovpn file for the server you are trying to connect to in the config /openvpn folder.

What are path settings in Sonarr for post processing?

Indeed, he's trying to work with "M:\ ..... " no way Sonarr on uNRAID is going to know wtf that is.

Maybe the microserver isnt fast enough to transcode it in keeping up with a remote connection.

Also, there are settings for remote quality in Settings on the android client.

Got me beat, sorry.

What value do you have for protocol? 443 is TCP and default is UDP.