Ok I have removed the remote path mappings in the docker settings and I have removed them in Sonarr, still getting the error though.

Sorry Squid, how do I generate the docker run command?

These are my SABNZb folder settings:

 

 

 

I cant seem to figure out where Sonarr is pulling the path /Data/TV from

Edited August 2, 20214 yr by ashman70

34 minutes ago, Squid said:

Since "Container Path:" is empty, can you post your docker run command https://forums.unraid.net/topic/57181-docker-faq/?tab=comments#comment-564345

 

And also post it for Sab

 

So I have matched the download folders paths for both Sonarr and  SabNZB so they are pointing to

 

/mnt/cache/downloads/completed/TV/

 

In Sab the completed download folder is pointing to /Data

 

The error message is still saying: /data/TV ...Ensure the path exists and the user running sonarr has the correct permissions.

What am I missing?

15 minutes ago, ashman70 said:

/mnt/cache/downloads/completed/TV/

 

In Sab the completed download folder is pointing to /Data

 

15 minutes ago, ashman70 said:

What am I missing?

They don't match.

 

https://forums.unraid.net/topic/57181-docker-faq/?tab=comments#comment-566086

 

Post your docker run commands for both containers for further help

Here is the data you requested.

Apologies for my inability to follow simply instructions

Edited August 2, 20214 yr by ashman70

2 minutes ago, ashman70 said:

Ive read your thread and I still don't understand how to get the docker run command to appear, sorry.

Open the settings for this docker in the webUI. Change any setting and then change it back. When you click apply the run command will be displayed in a popup window. You can just copy and paste it to your next post.

Thanks, I figured out how to post the docker run commands.

 

I am still having the issue.

Edited August 2, 20214 yr by ashman70

24 minutes ago, ashman70 said:

I am still having the issue.

Because data != downloads

 

2 hours ago, jonathanm said:

both halves of the mapping?

 

50 minutes ago, ashman70 said:

So I have matched the download folders paths for both Sonarr and  SabNZB so they are pointing to

 

/mnt/cache/downloads/completed/TV/

You only made the host side match, container side must be the same as well.

"Container side must be the same as well"

 

Do you mean in the app itself or in the docker settings?

The template settings.

 

Or put another way, Sab tells sonarr that the download exists at /data/fileNameHere.mkv

 

Sonarr dutifully tries, but there is no /data mapped to it, hence the error you're seeing.

 

Changing the container path within either sonarr or sab to match the container path on the other will fix you up.

Thank you for your help, I was able to figure it out.

Getting Indexer failed to release, turned on debug logs and found this;

 

2021-08-30 06:53:11.4|Error|ReleaseModule|Downloading nzb failed

[v3.2.2.5080] NzbDrone.Core.Exceptions.ReleaseDownloadException: Downloading nzb failed
 ---> System.Net.WebException: Failed to read complete http response
 ---> System.IO.IOException:  Received an unexpected EOF or 0 bytes from the transport stream.

 

I getting listing but never finish the download of the nzb. 

Looks to be an index server side issue its gone now. 

 

I'm having a weird issue that I tried searching for and can't find anyone else having. This has to be something I'm doing because I get the same behavior on both sonarr and radarr binhex dockers.

I have an SMB share mounted on my unraid which resides in /mnt/remotes/

I've mapped it in the binhex radarr and sonarr dockers

It shows up when I'm browsing in the docker's webUI through the import library page

I can click on the folder, but when I click ok, nothing happens and it doesn't add the folder to the list of folders I've already added

The folders I've already added are shares on unraid, so this seems like a remote smb share issue, or a me doing something wrong, which is probably the case.

Any idea why I would get the error failed to import? Help?

Hi @Binhex

First of all I love your docker repos.

 

I wanted to enable Sonarr with HTTPS, like the raddar and lidarr are configured.

but it seems that Sonarr docker is missing the certificate path and certificate password both in WebUI and in config.xml

So right now I only have the option to enable https and configure listening port, I can see the docker is listening on https://*:9897/sonarr/

But when I try to acces the url I get ERR_CONNECTION_CLOSED

Using Sonarr v3.

Any chance to fix that?

Thnx in advance

On 9/19/2021 at 10:12 PM, CyberPunkMind said:

So right now I only have the option to enable https and configure listening port, I can see the docker is listening on https://*:9897/sonarr/

But when I try to acces the url I get ERR_CONNECTION_CLOSED

did you add the port 9897 to the container?

On 9/24/2021 at 1:50 PM, binhex said:

did you add the port 9897 to the container?

Yes,

I am able to open a connection to that port, but I am getting that connection closed, probably because of an invalid or self singed certificate that sonarr is using by default (The connection close is probably my Firewall, or AV Network Protection closing invalid https sessions).

 

Anyway I gave up on having all internal traffic under ssl as well (though from a security stand point, there is really no reason why internal traffic shouldn't be protected and encrypted as well).

 

 

Sonarr updated last night (v3.0.6.1348) and I noticed an episode never downloaded like it should. Did a manual search and there was the release I wanted but with an exclamation mark next to it that said 'Contains these ignored terms: AMZN' which is weird because that's the required term as well. Checked the profile settings and all of my profiles now have the required terms duplicated in the ignored terms fields. When I try to delete them and then save it doesn't work - I get an exclamation mark in the save button. Deleting and trying to add a new profile results in the same thing.

 

Thanks.

 

EDIT: Seems to have been fixed now.

 

Edited October 6, 20214 yr by Hitcher

Anyone else having issues with post processing?  I have it searching and downloading with sabzbnd no issues there.  The problem is once its done downloading it will move the files to the completed/tv directory but sonarr never picks it up from there and moves it to the tvshows folder.  Any help would be great on this issue.  I know it used to work just not sure when it broke for me.

Usual issue: https://forums.unraid.net/topic/57181-docker-faq/?tab=comments#comment-566086

 

both sabnzbd and sonarr have /media in their host path.  So I know that Sonarr can see where the downloaded files are.  

7 minutes ago, Scott Harkless said:

both sabnzbd and sonarr have /media in their host path.  So I know that Sonarr can see where the downloaded files are.  

Read other posts on this same page. It isn't only about the host paths.