Closed awhitworth06 closed 1 year ago
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You don't have a media mapping to bazarr
I do have the media mapping.
I set /movies to /mnt/user/media/Movies.
I set /tv to /mnt/user/media/TV Shows.
Are you saying I also have to manually add another mapping for the container path "/media" to my share "/mnt/user/media"?
I don't see that anywhere in the documentation.
I set /movies to /mnt/user/media/Movies.
That means in Bazarr, when you open /movies
, you'll be accessing /mnt/user/media/Movies
on unraid
You're trying to open /media
inside bazarr, but there is no such folder or mapping
That's the problem.
I can't see /movies in Bazarr, even though it is mapped. See my screenshot of the docker mappings above.
It's also telling me it can't access "/media", but I can't find anything saying how to configure that.
I also don't understand why it is seeing a share that I didn't map: "/mnt/user/downloads"
Why would a share I didn't map be available, but not a share I did map?
I don't see you attempting to access /movies
in any of the screenshots you posted.
Post your docker run so we know exactly what we're dealing with
I'm sorry, but I don't know what that means.
I installed this from the CA App Store in Unraid.
Here is my configuration:
I can't see /movies or /tv in the mappings:
This is the status message displayed in Bazarr:
You've shown us that and it doesn't show a /media
mapping.
This is not a bug, but pebcak. Let's move the discussion to either discord or discourse: https://www.linuxserver.io/support
Where in the documentation can I find how to setup a /media mapping?
I fixed the error appearing in the Status by manually adding a container path mapping for "/media" to my Unraid share "/mnt/user/media".
I was then able to manually type "/media/" in my Radarr and Sonarr path mappings and set them.
May be helpful to add this information to the documentation/readme, as it is currently not there.
We provide a basic example of mappings for all our containers. How to add additional mappings to a container is a user's responsibility on reading the documentation for the platform they use on how to do this, be it unraid/Synology/qnap/docker-compose.
There is no need for us to add this to every readme.
That's what I'm saying.
The basic mapping requirement of the container path for "/media" isn't in the readme or documentation.
That's why I didn't know I had to map a container path for "/media".
The PUID and PGID parameters are mentioned. So, that's how I knew to add those.
There is no requirement for mapping /media
. The documentation is accurate. Whatever issue you're facing is a user issue.
Please stop posting in this closed issue and use the proper support channels as linked above. This is your last warning.
Is there an existing issue for this?
Current Behavior
I've installed and set this docker up on Unraid, but cannot get it to map my /media folder.
It just says "Bazarr cannot write to this directory." for the "/media" object on the Status page.
Here are my container mappings:
Oddly, whenever I go to try and map the folders for Radarr and Sonarr, it always shows a completely different share under the /data directory that I haven't mapped to this container at all. It's showing my /mnt/user/downloads directory for my DelugeVPN container:
This always appears, even if I blank out the /movies and /tv parameters in the container. I don't know why, because I haven't mapped this share. I mapped my /mnt/user/media share that is used for Plex, Radarr and Sonarr.
I've read through the setup guide, forums, etc., and I cannot find a solution except for mapping the PUID and PGID, which I've done (see container mappings).
Expected Behavior
Bazarr should see the mapped /movies and /tv volumes, and shouldn't see the unmapped volumes.
Steps To Reproduce
Environment
CPU architecture
x86-64
Docker creation
Container logs