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Hi all, I've been working on my own Python script recently, that is pretty much a Sonarr/Radarr for Pro Wrestling (without the fancy GUI). I've been testing on my current machine where it's working fine, and now I want to look into moving it onto my Unraid build and dockerize it like all of my other services. It has two dependencies: python and ffmpeg. It currently does not run as a daemon, it has multiple different arguments that are to be setup as cronjobs (to be changed later). There's so many builds/images to choose from for Docker, I have no clue where to start. Anyone able to give me some recommendations?

Had the same issue myself on 6.1.9 after a reboot. Resolved by: 1. Deleting .dtach file from /detach_sess/.dtach on the docker (using command docker exec rm /detach_sess/.dtach. 2. Deleting rtorrent.lock file from dockers config folder (specifically /config/rtorrent/rtorrent_sess) This seems to be reoccurring after every reboot of the container though (issue as described in quoted post, caused by .dtach and rtorrent.lock file being remade), surely this isn't expected behaviour and the files are supposed to delete itself on shutdown, anyone able to assist on a permanent solution?

Hi all, Just noticed after recent restart of server that there was no Docker tab and that I couldn't load any of the services from it. No errors in the syslog on the Web GUI. I just did a docker -d on the command line and I got this message: INFO[0000] Listening for HTTP on unix (/var/run/docker.sock) INFO[0000] [graphdriver] using prior storage driver "btrfs" FATA[0000] Error starting daemon: Insertion failed because database is full: database or disk is full Disk space isn't full, I've also since made the Docker image 20gb instead of 10gb but the same error occurs. Could anyone lend me a hand?

Well, I've got to be the stupidest person a live. :'( I had recently set my Movies share to be hidden for a test. Apparently Couchpotato uses the attributes of the parent folder when sorting movie files, so the movie file itself was of course hidden. I just used chmod -R -X <moviefolder> to fix it incase someone else comes across this stupid problem. However, I still thought Windows was able to view Linux hidden files? Strange. Oh well, sorted out, I'm an idiot!

I put a movie on download via couchpotato and sabnzbd (both located on unRAID). The download started in the /mnt/user/Dump/Uncompleted directory, when finished it then sent it to the /mnt/user/Dump/Sort directory. Couchpotato then sent it to the /mnt/user/Movies/<moviename> directory. When I went to check the movie (via a share on my computer) I noticed that couchpotato had indeed created a folder for the movie, however when I went in there there was nothing to be found. At first I thought I hadn't set Windows 8 to see hidden files, however when I went to change my computer to view hidden files it had already been set to do it. I right clicked the folder and clicked "play from VLC" and it picked up the files just fine. I then went to a telnet session and located the folder and viewed the files in it. They were all there, unhidden. They also have the same permissions as all of my other files. However unlike the other files they are highlighted in red. Just so you know, I'm running unRAID 4.7 and that was the first movie I had downloaded on the server (new to unRAID in general, only had the server up and running for a day or so!). Thanks guys, I hope someone can help me

Yeah, that's how I was looking at it too, just wasn't sure if the "Movies" share folder counted or not, thanks for clearing it up ^^

Currently I have a user share entitled "Movies" for movies (duh) set at the split-level "1'. I have all movies at the root of the share folder as shown in the below: Just so I'm clear on how this split-level concept works, does using my folder structure mean that each movies folder in the root of the share can be located on a separate disk? Or am I doing it wrong? New to unRAID but loving it so far, thanks guys.