Docker container on Synology keeps crashing

[TheGianni]

Installed the docker container on a Synology NAS running DSM 7 following your guide in the wiki. Container doesn't start properly, keeps crashing. Unable to even start it up...

The container's network is set to "host". I'm not using transmission or sabnzbd.

Am I missing something? Appreciate your feedback/support!

Here's the addarr config:

#Sonarr Configuration
sonarr:
  server:
    addr: 192.168.0.5
    port : 8989 # Default is 8989
    path: /media/series # Default is / . If set, it must start and finish with / . Eg: /sonarr/
    ssl: false #default false
  auth:
    apikey: xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
    username: xxxxxxxxx
    password: xxxxxxxxx
  search: true
  seasonFolder: true
  languageProfile: English
  excludedRootFolders: # If set must not have a trailing slash Eg: /mnt/Media
    - # First excluded folder, add others with a "-" on a new line (same indentation)
  excludedQualityProfiles:
    - 
  defaultTags: # If set must be existing tags
    - telegram
  adminRestrictions: true

#Radarr Configuration
radarr:
  server:
    addr: 192.168.0.5
    port : 8310 # Default is 7878
    path: /media/movies # Default is / . If set, it must start and finish with / . Eg: /radarr/
    ssl: false #default false
  auth:
    apikey: xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
    username: xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
    password: xxxxxxxxxxxxx
  search: true
  minimumAvailability: announced
  excludedRootFolders: # If set must not have a trailing slash Eg: /mnt/Media
    - # First excluded folder, add others with a "-" on a new line (same indentation)
  excludedQualityProfiles:
    - 
  defaultTags: # If set must be existing tags
    - telegram
  adminRestrictions: true

#Telegram Configuration
telegram:
  token: xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
  password: xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

#Transmission Configuration
transmission:
  enable: false #enable the transmission commands
  onlyAdmin: true #transmission command  will only work for admins
  host: # IP-adres of the Transmission service
  authentication: true #is transmission protected with a password?
  username: 
  password:

sabnzbd:
  enable: false
  onlyAdmin: true
  server:
    addr:
    port: 8090 # Default is 8090
    path: / # Default is / . If set, it must start and finish with / . Eg: /sonarr/
    ssl: false #default false
  auth:
    apikey:
    username:
    password:

# Optional settings:
##Language
language: en-us # en-us, es-es, it-it, nl-be, pt-pt

##Entrypoints
entrypointAuth: auth #auth or a custom entrypoint
entrypointHelp: help #help entrypoint
entrypointAdd: start #start or a custom entrypoint
entrypointAllSeries: allSeries #allSeries or a custom entrypoint
entrypointAllMovies: allMovies #allMovies or a custom entrypoint
entrypointTransmission: transmission #transmission or a custom entrypoint
entrypointSabnzbd: sabnzbd #sabnzbd or a custom entrypoint

##Restrict some commands to only admins and/or provide extra authorization by usernames
enableAdmin: true #Check admin.txt
enableAllowlist: false #Check allowlist.txt - very restrictive!

##Logging
logToConsole: true
debugLogging: false

[Waterboy1602]

Could you provide some logs? Because on a first look at your config, I don't see any problems.

I've never tried running Addarr on a Synology, so no idea if you need to follow some extra steps to let it work.

[nachogarrone]

i'm having the same issue, logs are: python: can't open file '/app/addarr.py': [Errno 2] No such file or directory

[Waterboy1602]

Are you sure you're having the latest Addarr docker container? Because with one of the latest updates did addarr.py move from the main folder to a subfolder /src/. So Docker should look for /app/src/addarr.py to start Addarr.

[nachogarrone]

Its seems entrypoint did not update correctly when recreating the container. Did a full reset and it worked like a charm. Thanks!

[TheGianni]

Could you provide some logs? Because on a first look at your config, I don't see any problems.

I've never tried running Addarr on a Synology, so no idea if you need to follow some extra steps to let it work.

Sorry for my late feedback, was offline for quite some time. So far I couldn't get it to work yet, I get the same "No such file or directory" message. It might also be some issue with the new DSM 7.1 (Synology OS) - will try to reinstall everything from scratch again and let you know.

[Waterboy1602]

This issue has been closed because of a long time of inactivity