Hello I'm not sure where to post this. I recently installed Tdarr and it was working fine after I got the media library and transcode cache settings sorted on the NAS and the node.

But today it suddenly stopped working and I get this error from the logs (see below). I've tried restarting Unraid and the docker, but the error continues to persist. Can anyone help? or at least point me in the right direction?

Starting Tdarr_Server

{

environment: 'production',

execDir: '/app/Tdarr_Server',

appsDir: '/app'

}

[2025-07-29T05:31:25.212] [INFO] Tdarr_Server - Logger started

[2025-07-29T05:31:25.236] [INFO] Tdarr_Server - Config path: "/app/configs/Tdarr_Server_Config.json"

[2025-07-29T05:31:25.245] [INFO] Tdarr_Server - {

"serverPort": "8266",

"webUIPort": "8265",

"serverIP": "10.0.0.3",

"serverBindIP": false,

"serverDualStack": false,

"handbrakePath": "",

"ffmpegPath": "",

"logLevel": "INFO",

"mkvpropeditPath": "",

"ccextractorPath": "",

"openBrowser": true,

"cronPluginUpdate": "",

"platform_arch_isdocker": "linux_x64_docker_true",

"auth": false,

"authSecretKey": "*****",

"maxLogSizeMB": 10,

"seededApiKey": ""

}

[2025-07-29T05:31:25.314] [INFO] Tdarr_Server - Initializing DB

[2025-07-29T05:31:25.759] [ERROR] Tdarr_Server - Error: SQLITE_CORRUPT: database disk image is malformed{

"errno": 11,

"code": "SQLITE_CORRUPT"

}

[2025-07-29T05:31:25.759] [ERROR] Tdarr_Server - {

"func": "run",

"query": "ANALYZE"

}

[2025-07-29T05:31:28.111] [ERROR] Tdarr_Server - Error: SQLITE_CORRUPT: database disk image is malformed{

"errno": 11,

"code": "SQLITE_CORRUPT"

}

[2025-07-29T05:31:28.111] [ERROR] Tdarr_Server - {

"func": "run",

"query": "VACUUM"

}

Can I fix this with a restore off of one of the Tdarr backups?

Looks like Bfor200(https://www.reddit.com/user/Bfor200) on the Tdarr Reddit answered first. Doing a restore from backup worked.

Here was his instructions.

It looks like the SQLite database got corrupted somehow, is there enough empty disk space available for Tdarr? If not it can cause this.

But yes, you can restore a backup, I did this just a while ago due to migration from an older Truenas install to a newer one.

I can't find an external guide for restoring the backup, but it gives these instructions inside Tdarr (which you can't access now ofc), copied it for you:

To restore a backup, stop Tdarr Server and remove all folders in the following folder except Backups: /app/server/Tdarr

Then unzip the Backup.zip file into: /app/server/Tdarr

Please restore pre v2.00.22 backups using v2.00.21:

Keep in mind I do not know if the unraid folders for tdarr are similar to the truenas tdarr app, so be sure to double check this.