[00:30:57]
<Paprika> Alright, I've decided to tackle another issue. I have Sonarr/Radarr/Prowlarr now working, but I want to get SABnzbd to work with Sonarr/Radarr. SABnzbd runs in another container within the same network. The download starts, but after it finishes, it throws the following error:
```
No files found are eligible for import in /home/<redacteduser>/Multimedia/Video/<redactedfilename>
```
I did try to set up remote path mappings as follows:
- **Host**: IP of the SABnzbd machine
- **Remote Path**: /root/Downloads/complete/
- **Local Path**: /home/\<redacteduser>/Multimedia/Video/
I have also tried to set up identical dir structure, but that nets the same outcome.
Any ideas what I am missing or what should I do to mitigate this?
[11:19:09]
<theragehero> Hello, do you have any idea about what could be my problem?
https://forum.yunohost.org/t/issues-updating-some-apps/29410
Thanks!
[12:38:59]
<Paprika> I've set up a mount point as I am dealing with Proxmox here. I've mounted the mount point on both containers, which allowed me to have shared storage in-between. That works, I just need to fix the permission issues due to different users creating/grabbing files.
No idea if there's another / better way, feel free to enlighten me if you know of one.
EDIT: I think I will have fixed the permissions as well. chown and chmod did the trick, since radarr/prowlarr/sonarr all belong to the multimedia group. Will have to test it out tomorrow.
EDIT 2: Indeed, setting the permissions for the mounted directory and newly created files to 775 fixes the issue.
[15:01:20]
<niklas> can I manually update an app to what's on the testing branch of the apps repo?
[15:02:52]
<niklas> essentially this, but I'd like to give it a different branch `sudo yunohost app upgrade -u https://github.com/YunoHost-Apps/firefly-iii_ynh.git firefly-iii`
[15:04:27]
<niklas> ugh, it's literally in the README 😅
[16:14:23]
<Paprika> > <@chatpitaine:cirkau.art> Hello,
> I'm trying to install Drupal inside a Proxmox VE container, but the Swap creation during the install process is complaining. Is there a way to avoid this swap creation, or is there a way to make it happy ? Thank you for your help.
Out of curiosity, do you have swap assigned for the CT in Proxmox?
[16:14:58]
<Chatpitaine Caverne> Yes, I had 512Mb, I passed it to 2Gb, but still the same.
[16:16:10]
<Chatpitaine Caverne> The volume is a ZFS volume. I read that there are some specific behaviour with swap commands on ZFS. Like mkswap and stuff like that.
[16:26:07]
<Paprika> I don't think swap is enabled in Proxmox when using ZFS due to the issues that were present in the past, if I had to speculate what might be causing it.
[16:28:45]
<Paprika> I don't think swap is enabled in Proxmox when using ZFS due to the issues that were present in the past, if I had to speculate what might be causing it.
Does yunohost show that it has swap via `swapon -s` or `free -m`?
[16:30:08]
<Chatpitaine Caverne> Yes it does. It says it has 2Gb
[16:30:32]
<Chatpitaine Caverne> ```
$ free -m
total used free shared buff/cache available
Mem: 8192 500 7652 3 39 7688
Swap: 2048 0 2048
```
[16:52:10]
<teslas_moustache (He/They)> Anyone have advice on how to make sure a proper domain points to my self-hosted Yunohost server?
[16:52:43]
<teslas_moustache (He/They)> I.e thing.com instead of thing.nohost.me
[17:29:01]
<Chatpitaine Caverne> Not fully sure to understand the question, but if you own the domain thing.com, then you have to update the DNS zone to make it point to your self-hosted server giving it your public IP address and routing the IP flow to your server.
[Yunohost - DNS zone configuration](https://yunohost.org/en/dns_config)
[18:01:13]
<teslas_moustache (He/They)> Yeah. The issue is more that I don't know what to do about dynamic DNS. I don't have a static ip address. I assume that's what nohost.me handles, and I've used duckdns.org before.
[18:10:51]
<Chatpitaine Caverne> teslas_moustache (He/They): https://yunohost.org/en/dns_dynamicip
[18:14:50]
<teslas_moustache (He/They)> Thanks