I asked this question in the docker/container support for Bibhex-Sonarr, but was directed that this is a more general issue.  Unclear what I did to change things recently, but my Sonarr installation will download episodes fine, but will not move them to destination.

 

Without trying to be confusing, I have 2 difference Unraid Installations, named Orcrist and Grond. Orcrist is the large media storage server, while Grond has a majority of my Docker Containers.  Sonarr downloads successfully via SabNZBDvpn (couple of small tweaks were needed after the recent Binhex VPN changes, but that side is working fine.  Downloads go to normal expected downloads folders assigned under SabNZBD/Sonarr combination.

 

Problem occurs when Sonarr (On Grond) tries to move them over to scrape/move the files over to the media server (Orcrist). Both automatically and manually, I get the error "Import Rejected: Not Enough Free Space". The current setup using Unassigned Devices Plugin to auto mount the Shares from the Media Server as NFS mounts to Grond see the image below if it helps.

 

I did see one suggestion that this could be a corrupted Docker image, so I deleted the docker image and reinstalled all the containers.  That did not solve the issue.

 

Any ideas?

 

NFS security settings haven't changed, in fact they are set to Export: Yes, Secuity:Public

 

Actually, I notice in Krusader, I have the Container Paths unchanged for the NFS shares (same container path identified in the Sonarr container template: /mnt/disks/192.168.86.113_TV/ ). I can typically see the contents of the Container paths, but correctly shows empty.  So does this mean that my problem could be my mount point? I haven't changed anything there. When I click the link from the the MAIN page under the Mount Point heading, it lists content without problem. I've included the settings of the mount, which again haven't changed.

 

I'm frustrated, and frankly not that smart. I could use a hand.

 

Remote mounts with Unassigned Devices are now in /mnt/remotes not /mnt/disks. That was changed some time ago.

Wow, a quick test and it is already working in Krusader.

 

I wonder....

 

I havd just updated to 6.9.0. That was my first restart in 115 days.  Unassigned Devices had been updated in that time, but if I never restarted, maybe it didn't affect the change. I will keep testing, but I think this worked. Unfortunately, it was at a time when Unraid was updated, Binhex's VPN dockers were updated with the new strict iptable issue.  I think I just didn't know which change was causing it.  As always, thanks so much for the help.