mr-hexen

Only one way to find out, just make a back up copy first!

Are the permissions correct here? spe/spe ? Also I think strong certs use a different port then 1198, no?

ok firstly, ensure you are currently on the "clean state" way of things (i.e. the certs are NOT from your ubuntu install). If you have ANY doubt about this, delete the config folder for delugevpn from unRAID, remote and delete the container image and start fresh, installing it from the Community Applications plugin.

Did you transfer certs from your ubuntu install to the docker by chance?

Also, just realized im using lsio version of CP, oops!

See attached.

Strangely enough, my CP (non-git) just announced it has an update available... lol

Deluge comes with a scheduler. Just enable it, Preferences>Plug-Ins check off scheduler. It works well as I used the scheduler when I was with teksavvy to force my downloads to 2am to 8am in their unlimited bandwidth window.

Thanks for following up I'll try that with mine

I'm going to take a wild guess that you are on the Rogers network, like I am. I ran into speed issues as well and had to convert to TCP instead of UDP.

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=plex+port+forwarding

No one else is seeing this? I've tried reinstalling the docker, both importing the backup and creating it all new from scratch. Attached is a screenshot from CA showing it at 37% CPU utilization and using 19GB RAM. Not seeing this behaviour at all on my setup. Log into the webgui for sonarr and check System>Tasks, see if there is anything running?

No problem, this was PIA's fault, not the docker author

Change VPN_PORT to 1198 and try again.

Your issue is that you are trying to connect to deluge using username 'fred' when the auth file has no username 'fred'.

I really hope your wrong but unfortunately there is no way I can test as I don't have a test rig to test out the latest rc Sent from my SM-G900F using Tapatalk Me too, I'm not touching 6.2 yet (same boat, 1 server), but there's just been so many of these issues right around rc4's release.

There's likely a keyword filter you can apply, like the group who released it might be wacky. You can add that to the ignore filter.

@binhex, there's been a lot of these 'cannot connect from LAN' posts lately.. I wonder if a change in unRAID caused this... TO ALL USERS WHO CANNOT CONNECT FROM INTERNAL LAN, what version of unRAID are you running?

I was going to suggest looking at sickrage/beard/sonarr for "download to" folder settings.

Did you do the VM trick? Read a few posts back.

Likely something in your settings, as mine is working as expected.

This happens to me from time to time too. Instead of rebooting everything you can just go into your indexer settings and run a test. If the tests passes they will not be marked unavailable anymore. Just a tip.

Protocol is udp and port is 1198 or whatever it says in the oven file.

Thanks... First is see your appdata is "v2", is "v1" shutdown so ports don't interfere? Second, please post the log from the container

Please post a screen shot of the docker config.