crazy-max / docker-qbittorrent

qBittorrent Docker image
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Something bad is with this container #38

Closed BartekWolv closed 3 years ago

BartekWolv commented 3 years ago

Hello, I really appreciate all your work and I like your containers and what you are doing, I'm using your container for Firefox SyncServer because original is broken somehow while your works like a harm. I wanted also use your qBitTorrent container because I like the features. I didn't had problem to download and start container (no crash after startup) but somehow it does not work, when I open port locally so using IP of my device my browsers tells that connection were break or something like that (I've my browser in my native language). I checked triple times all ports but I've others containers setup exactly same way and these works. I checked other closed issues to dig out and few ppl reported that missing is folder data or something like that so I wanted check this and when I tried to open bash terminal within container the whole container crashed. So for compare I did exactly same thing with your Firefox SyncServer container and I was able to open bash terminal. I'm using Docker on my Synology NAS DSM 7.0, but this should not be a problem. I will paste few screenshots from Docker GUI. On one screenshot will be visible error when I wanted to create bash terminal.

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I had before official qBitTorrent container and worked great so I think I will use it again and maybe I will return to your container if will be possible to copy db between them.

BartekWolv commented 3 years ago

I checked with local Docker and it works as it should be. I changed ports on my Docker within Synology NAS and it worked too so its my local port issue, I will figure it out by self. Strange that I couldn't ran bash terminal but since qBitTorrent works I don't see issue. I will close my stupid issue. obraz

BartekWolv commented 3 years ago

I figure it out, on documentation for my previous qBitTorrent docker container which was actually not official but made by linuxserver account, they especially pointed that whenever we wants run qBitTorrent under different port we have to set port in three places. Like if we want to have it under port 8090 then we need to assign port 8090 in WEBUI_PORT variable then 8090 in local port but also in container port which I forgot and just left default 8080.

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