Spanky55

I was getting this error as well. I also had qBittorrent running. I ended up moving it off of port 8080 on to another port (8888). This did involve having to add a custom port and removing the previously allocated one for 8080. Apparently the reason is that the internal container also needs to be on the same port (8888). So if you just update the existing parameter to 8888, the internal port is still 8080 and you won't be able to connect to it. So just create a new port parameter and set both of them to be 8888 (or whatever you want the new port to be) and then erase the old 8080 port mapping (for me it was Host Port 3). Then I restarted GitLab and it's been running stable since (it's been about 4 days so far)

Hey Yes, I have the Watch Folder enabled. It is showing up in the logs with frequency (The first line I posted is the line that is repeated a lot in the log which I am assuming is the watcher). I will try turning it off and on again to see if that help Yup... turning it off and then back on fixed it. I have no idea why but it just ran on a file I just added. Thanks for the great plugin by the way. It's very much appreciated. Looking forward to running it on my entire library once I'm feeling brave enough

Hello Loving the plugin so far. I am having a problem with the Watch Folders not working. I did the initial scan and it definitely performed several transcodes as expected. I then had multiple downloads complete and copy their files into the directory. Tdarr never picked up that there were new files. After about 2 or 3 hours, I did a 'Scan (Find New)' on the library and it was able to find 12 new episodes. I checked in the MongoDB under the 'Files' table and the new episodes were missing before I hit 'Scan'. Once I hit scan, they showed up. This was the line in my log directly before I hit 'Scan' 2019-12-12T08:07:03-0500 Scanner Folder watcher:{"D7Wk86iYN2jdmjYbr":{"id":"D7Wk86iYN2jdmjYbr","filesToScan":[],"oldLength":0,"newLength":0}}:null This is what was visible immediately after I hit scan 2019-12-12T08:07:05-0500 Scanner -SIfzvG_:vars received: /usr/bin/node,/app/Tdarr/bundle/programs/server/assets/app/fileScanner.js,-SIfzvG_,D7Wk86iYN2jdmjYbr,/home/Media/TV Shows/HD/*******,1,mkv,mp4,mov,m4v,mpg,mpeg,avi,flv,webm,wmv,vob,evo,iso,m2ts,ts,0,{"HealthCheck":"Queued","TranscodeDecisionMaker":"Queued","cliLog":"","bumped":false,"history":""},/home/Tdarr/Documents,undefined, 2019-12-12T08:07:04-0500 Scanner -SIfzvG_:Online. 2019-12-12T08:07:04-0500 Scanner -SIfzvG_ launched 2019-12-12T08:07:04-0500 Commencing file update scan. Deleting non-existent files and adding new files. And then a whole bunch of files that were added and process. The IDs match between the two sections. I only have 1 library in Tdarr currently Any help as to why the Watcher wouldn't be picking up new files would be appreciated