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Radarr and Qbit

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Was wondering if anyone might know what would cause radarr to not send commands to qbittorrent to download? Right now, I have movies sitting in the “queued” area and not doing anything. Let me know what I do Simone might need to help figure this out.

 

 

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Wrong IP address (ie: not using localhost) ? Wrong Port? Wrong username / password?

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3 hours ago, Squid said:

Wrong IP address (ie: not using localhost) ? Wrong Port? Wrong username / password?

I don't think so.  I do the check in Radarr and everything checks out o.k. I'm using the local host.  I might break it down and start over again on it and follow invader's video again.  Having Qbit going through OpenVPN wouldn't cause any issues would it?

10 hours ago, shrekfx said:

I'm using the local host.

localhost doesn't work the way you think it does.  localhost means "use the IP addresses that I currently have"  Since each container has it's own IP addresses (172.xx.xx.xx), that means that if you tell another something to communicate via localhost it's not going to get outside of the container.  You need to specific the host IP of the server and the applicable port number that you've mapped on the template.

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3 hours ago, Squid said:

localhost doesn't work the way you think it does.  localhost means "use the IP addresses that I currently have"  Since each container has it's own IP addresses (172.xx.xx.xx), that means that if you tell another something to communicate via localhost it's not going to get outside of the container.  You need to specific the host IP of the server and the applicable port number that you've mapped on the template.

I had my server ip for the local host with the port.  I think I found the issue.  I ended up switching over to deluge.  It was something with the directories. Also I was setting up my trackers through the usenet template and not the torrent template lol.  So I have that part working.  Now need to figure out why it's not writing to my media folder for Plex.  LOL. 

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I think I have this figured out!!  Found a post Squid posted a bit ago on folder mapping which helped out a ton on understanding how the docker folders are mapped.  And now I think I have them talked with each other like it should.  Thanks for the help. :)

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