Sonarr and like programs our now unable to write programs to my NAS. Things were working fine up until a week or two ago- i just noticed them.
I am able to go into drive manager and successfully test read and write from these network drives though. I can also create files
On my NAS from the command
line prompt using nano. I can do this even from the sonarr user.
I’m not sure what changed in the last week or to to make this happen. I have another pi running rasibian (notndiet) and set up sonarr and the other programs and it works fine so i don’t think it’s a NAS problem.
Fun4stuff
By “write programs” you mean downloading/sorting files to the NAS?
Is it probably the downloader itself that fails, and not Sonarr or Radarr?
Which downloader did you configure?
Generally, to allow R/W access throughout all related programs, please set NAS permissions to (or mount as) user:group dietpi:dietpi and 775 mode. All software that require userdata access run as their own user which is added to the dietpi group. So they have R/W access to all dirs/files own by dietpi group and with 77X permissions mode.
And generally error logs (/var/log/sonarr and /var/log/radarr or systemctl status sonarr and systemctl status radarr) are helpful to derive what exactly failed.
And since it is a known issue with Jackett, if not yet done, please disable its internal auto updater. It breaks Jackett, a still not resolved external bug that affects all instances that are started via systemd unit.
I’m having this exact problem and nothing seem to work ; reinstall, format, clean apt etc. I also though it was permission issues at first but then I found this thread this morning while googling for similar problems/error codes;
So, problem seems to be a problem Mono 6.0 and cifs… the ‘fix’ in the thread says :
Thanks for the details. I can confirm that a rollback to Mono 5 fixed this issue.
For anyone affected by the upgrade, here is what I did to roll back to 5.20.1.34 (current Mono 5 snapshot) on Ubuntu 18.04:
Edit your /etc/apt/sources.list.d/mono-official-stable.list and change:
deb https://download.mono-project.com/repo/ubuntu stable-bionic main
to:
deb https://download.mono-project.com/repo/ubuntu stable-bionic/snapshots/5.20.1.34 main
That will pin it to version 5.20.1.34
Basic Steps to Downgrade:
sudo apt-get remove mono-runtime
Edit your mono-official-stable.list file per above
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install mono-runtime
sudo apt-get install sonarr
More details on the mono website:
http://www.mono-project.com/docs/getting-started/install/linux/#accessing-older-releases 6
Reference for the versions available:
http://download.mono-project.com/repo/debian/pool/main/m/mono/ 7
However, im not familliar with commands/linux and I’m having signatures problems all over the place when I reproduce these exact same steps on dietpi.
Perhaps someone with more knowledge could help us apply it to Dietpi ?
Thanks all! I do suspect it’s a problem with mono. Everything was working up until recently. I had not changed how the network drives were mounted.
To clarify the problem I’m having: i have nzbget running on my nas. Sonarr/radarr/jackett run on dietpi. After the media is download on nzbget i get an error message in sonarr/radarr saying it could not write to my NAS (could not move and rename downloaded file).
For now, i moved sonarr and radarr to my other pi that is not running diet pi and things are working fine. Limited on time this week due to work- maybe I’ll try rolling back mono next weekend!
Diji23 Fun4stuff
If you run a Buster image, can you try to install the Mono version from new Buster branch? This is available since two weeks ago, finally:
Do I have to run more commands than those 3 if I want to downgrade? Fairly new to this and nothing happens. Am I supposed to execute some install command atterwards?