mr-hexen

Correct, you do not want the App auto-updating itself. If CP announces to you there's an update, just restart the docker. This ensures the docker container is shutdown correctly during the restart process.

Sure enough. That worked. My guess is that this is a CP bug that it must be a non-zero number.

When you go into the Couchpotato settings, does the Deluge connection test work? Yup. Connects fine. It's able to add the torrent and monitor the status all the way until it's done where it starts thinking that it's seeding forever. Sorry can't believe I missed this the first time.... Try this.. EDIT: And I cannot recommend enough changing shares to use only lowercase, it makes life a lot simpler... Just tried redoing all of my shares and docker mappings. Everything is lower case and all download-folders are called downloads. But still nothing. Sonarr still works fine, so i know that my new folder names and mappings indeed is working. Change your seed ratio to 0.01 and see if that works.

My guess is the auth file is read and loaded into memory at boot up only.

Did you restart deluge after adding the username/password to auth? Shutdown deluge. edit auth file. restart deluge.

im not sure which is cheaper but i can tell you PIA are pretty darn cheap if you go for a year, i think im paying around £3 per month for unlimited usage, speeds are ok, not lightning fast but adequate for me (approx 800 KB/s to 1.3MB/s DL on a 20Mb/s line) I'm getting the same speeds on 100mbps/10mbps. I used to get 2-3MB/s but that changed about a month ago.

and make sure deluge is set to receive remote connections. It's under the Daemon options in preferences.

try this, i just looked at my auth file and this is how mine is... shutdown deluge. open the auth file for editting change it so the user:pass:10 are all on one line with no spaces between. user1:pass1:10user2:pass2:10 Mine is like that when I open it in notepad under win7.

CP set to bridge? How do you have it setup within CP's settings?

For couchpotato, you have to edit your auth file located in the deluge config folder. make a second line read as follows admin:password:10 then put those credentials (admin/password) into the CP Deluge settings. You want to connect to the daemon @ my.unraid.ip.address:58846

Not sure what happened, but it loaded up for me a few minutes ago and seems to be stable.

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I just ran into this as well..any ideas anyone?

Probably the % or $ or ^.

are you copy/pasting the username/pass, if so watch for trailing spaces.

PIA login/password isn't right. Mon Feb 1 17:00:13 2016 SIGTERM[soft,auth-failure] received, process exiting

whoa whoa whoa....why are the port mappings blank!? (see background of that img). Should be 32400:32400 no?

You'll probably have to setup a different Plex.tv account for the 2nd server

No, it will be in the edit for the Plex Docker container in the Docker tab

You're right that doesnt, BUT the actual syslog has something I'd like to look into.... Why is docker0.IPv4 being assigned an IP address? Do you have the docker config set to Bridge or Host?

WHen the Plex container first starts it can take some time to actually start working depending on Plex updates and permission changes. What does the Docker log for plex say?

I dont see why not so long as you manually specify the host ports to be different. But why would you want to do this?

In the Downloaders setting, turn on "show advanced", then check off "disable this downloader for automated searches". Not sure if that will work, but its worth a try.

Most people press down those tabs using a clamp or dremel them away to fit 5-in-3 cages.

Links, whether Hard or Soft will not work between Deluge and CP because they are in dockers, meaning that their resources are separated from one another. Set it to "copy" and when seeding is complete delete the torrent using the Torrent + Data option.