SickRage is not accesible

[vkehayas]

Hello,

I have installed SickRage on my Windows 7 64-bit machine using SickRageInstaller version 0.3 and everything went OK (thanks for your work on that). However the web UI is inaccessible. I thought it might be because there is no config.ini so I cannot set the localhost as described here: https://github.com/SiCKRAGETV/sickrage-issues/wiki/FAQ%27s-and-Fixes#reverse-proxy-is-not-working I tried accessing both localhost:8081 and 192.168.1.84:8081, with 192.168.1.84 being my local IP. I tried creating a rudimentary config.ini with these two lines in:

web_host=0.0.0.0 localhost_ip=192.168.1.84

Unfortunately I couldn't find a full vanilla config.ini file anywhere online to test. There are no logs either. Is there any idea of what to check in case this is specific to my setup?

[vkehayas]

I tried with the manual installation method described here: http://www.htpcguides.com/install-sickrage-windows-usenet-torrent-tv/ and here: http://www.htpcguides.com/create-sickrage-windows-system-service-v2/ and indeed it worked. Let me know if I can provide any more info.

[VinceVal]

Hi @vkehayas, thanks for the report.

Please look and see if the service (named SickRage) is running. Also, what files do you see in the C:\SickRage\Data directory? Are there any log files in there?

SR will create a default config.ini when it successfully starts for the first time.

You may also want to try starting SR manually. Open a command window and run:

cd \SickRage
PATH=C:\SickRage\Git\cmd;%PATH%
Python\python.exe SickRage\SickBeard.py --nolaunch --port=8081 --datadir="C:\SickRage\Data"

(obviously change any references to C:\SickRage if you installed in a different location)

[vkehayas]

The data directory was completely empty and the service was running. I tried re-installing with the installer in C:\temp to test your command but this time it was unable to create a Git directory (and subsequently SickBeard). The error is:

Could not create folder "C: emp\SickRage\Git". The filename, directory name, or volume label syntax is incorrect.

(I think there were at least 2 or 3 blank spaces between "emp" above) Followed by this:

Unable to execute file: C:\temp\Sickrage\Git\cmd\git.exe

Create Process failed; code 267. The directory name is invalid."

My manual SR install doesn't have a Git directory either, as I installed it through Gitshell at C:\Program FIles\Git. I'm sorry but I wouldn't want to uninstall my working SR installation to try again with your installer in C:\SickRage. Maybe someone else will face the same issue in the future.

[VinceVal]

I haven't been able to reproduce this issue, so I'm closing it. If anyone else has this issue and wants to help me reproduce it, let me know!