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Latest Jackett update kills this container (not pre-release) #33

Closed M1ntBerryCrunch closed 7 years ago

M1ntBerryCrunch commented 7 years ago

This official release is failing the same way the pre-release was. How do I get this running on the latest (not-pre) release? Thanks

sparklyballs commented 7 years ago

This official release is failing the same way the pre-release was.

how was the pre-release failing ? how and why did you install the prelease ?

we need more information than you're currently supplying here.

M1ntBerryCrunch commented 7 years ago

I had been trying to update to the pre-release because several trackers were failing to work properly. Once I update from "Jackett Version 0.7.1644.0" to the v0.8.128 version the trackers no longer show, the Jackett Version is blank and the "view logs" and "check for updates" buttons don't work. "Request to Jackett server failed"

M1ntBerryCrunch commented 7 years ago

Sorry to double post. I'm using the "check for updates" button, which has worked before. Did this container update to v0.8.128 for anyone? Maybe I just need to make notes of my trackers and settings and start over? :(

M1ntBerryCrunch commented 7 years ago

Is it possible that the folder structure has changed in Jackett? Maybe once updated it is looking for "ServerConfig.json", and the "Indexers" folder in the wrong location inside the container? Part of why I think that is because the web address changes from "/Admin/Dashboard" to "/UI/Dashboard" in this update.

If this is totally my issue, I'm sorry. Thanks

M1ntBerryCrunch commented 7 years ago

Okay, I entered the container and made "/var/services" folder with 777 permission to test and the update worked.

pls see this: https://github.com/Jackett/Jackett/issues/1760

j0nnymoe commented 7 years ago

@M1ntBerryCrunch I would suggest updating the container rather than the application within the container. All our images get rebuilt on a Friday 11pm GMT so that we catch any application/dependency updates.