mplewis / coaxist

Single Docker container for running Plex with a Debrid service.
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Failed to fetch Overseerr requests #20

Closed JonnySiHI closed 11 months ago

JonnySiHI commented 12 months ago

Describe the bug

A clear and concise description of what the bug is. Managed to get it setup but i keep getting the below Overseerr error [16:43:37.634] ERROR (583): failed to fetch Overseerr requests

errors: [

  {

    "status": 403,

    "statusText": "Forbidden",

    "text": "{\"status\":403,\"error\":\"You do not have permission to access this endpoint\"}"

  }

]

image

What do you see in the logs? image

mplewis commented 11 months ago

Hi @JonnySiHI, thanks for trying this software out. On startup, Connector tries to get the Overseerr API key from the Overseerr config file, and Overseerr creates that file on startup – so let's figure out what is going on here.

Were you able to sign into both Plex and Overseerr with your Plex account successfully? This is step 3 of the Quick Start guide. Plex is at http://localhost:32400/web, and Overseerr is at http://localhost:5055/.

Once you've signed into both apps, can you try restarting the container and let me know if you still have this issue?

mplewis commented 11 months ago

I've shipped a version of the container with better debug logging. Can you try running the latest version and set env var LOG_LEVEL=debug as well, to help verify that your Overseerr API key in Connector matches that in /config/overseerr/settings.json?

JonnySiHI commented 11 months ago

Thanks :), fantastic program by the way. It seems to be working now since i updated to your latest build. However all the media files are getting mixed up the films and series are being blended in each others libraries, though i think this is due to only having the directory of /media on both Films and TV Shows. Also i have to run the container in privileged mode, otherwise the mount fails.

Any chance of a Jellyfin build with Jellyseerr as the requester :)

mplewis commented 11 months ago

Yes, I have the same issue with the libraries. I'm working on a couple of approaches to separating TV from movies out on disk.

I also have the mount working in privileged mode and I don't know of a good alternative. If anyone finds a good way to make the mount work, let me know and I'd be happy to try it out and add it to the readme.

I don't have the resources to work on a Jellyfin/Jellyseerr build at this time, but I welcome a fork if someone wants to put it together, and would be happy to work together on this.

JonnySiHI commented 11 months ago

Yes, I have the same issue with the libraries. I'm working on a couple of approaches to separating TV from movies out on disk.

I also have the mount working in privileged mode and I don't know of a good alternative. If anyone finds a good way to make the mount work, let me know and I'd be happy to try it out and add it to the readme.

I don't have the resources to work on a Jellyfin/Jellyseerr build at this time, but I welcome a fork if someone wants to put it together, and would be happy to work together on this.

pdrcrd https://github.com/I-am-PUID-0/pdrcrd seems to do a good job at mounting without the need of privilage mode, i think this is because of how the volume is mapped.