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2021-05-23T10:04:20Z

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Bakerboy448 at 17:59, 4 May 2021

2021-05-04T17:59:06Z

Bakerboy448 at 23:15, 28 April 2021

2021-04-28T23:15:16Z

Bakerboy448: /* Why can’t {{{ARRNAME}}} see my files on a remote server? */

2021-04-28T22:15:11Z

Why can’t {{{ARRNAME}}} see my files on a remote server?

Bakerboy448: /* Why can’t {{{ARRNAME}}} see my files on a remote server? */

2021-04-28T22:14:50Z

Why can’t {{{ARRNAME}}} see my files on a remote server?

Bakerboy448: /* Why can’t {{{ARRNAME}}} see my files on a remote server? = */

2021-04-28T22:13:59Z

Why can’t {{{ARRNAME}}} see my files on a remote server? =

Bakerboy448: /* Why can’t {{{ARRNAME}}} see my files on a remote server? */

2021-04-28T21:43:30Z

Why can’t {{{ARRNAME}}} see my files on a remote server?

Bakerboy448 at 15:22, 17 April 2021

2021-04-17T15:22:12Z

Costaht: /* Unpack Torrents */

2021-04-17T14:45:16Z

Unpack Torrents

Costaht: /* Unpack Torrents */

2021-04-17T14:43:22Z

Unpack Torrents

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 * ''Technically, yes.'' '''But you should absolutely not.''' It is a primary philosophy of Docker. Database issues can be caused for {{{ARRNAME}}} if you upgrade your installation inside to the most recent nightly, then update the docker container itself which might downgrade to an older version.
-== Help, My Mac says {{{ARRNAME}}} cannot be opened because the developer cannot be verified ==
+== Help, my Mac says {{{ARRNAME}}} cannot be opened because the developer cannot be verified ==
 <span id="help_my_mac_says_{{{ARRNAME}}}_cannot_be_opened_because_the_developer_cannot_be_verified"><small>[[#help_my_mac_says_{{{ARRNAME}}}_cannot_be_opened_because_the_developer_cannot_be_verified|anchor]]</small></span><br>
 * This is simple, please see this link for more information [https://support.apple.com/guide/mac-help/open-a-mac-app-from-an-unidentified-developer-mh40616/mac here]
 [[File:developer-cannot-be-verified.png|thumb|none|2500px|alt=Developer Cannot be verified|Developer Cannot be verified]]
-== Help, My Mac says {{{ARRNAME}}}.app is damaged and can’t be opened ==
+== Help, my Mac says {{{ARRNAME}}}.app is damaged and can’t be opened ==
 That is either due to a corrupt download so try again or [[#help_my_mac_says_{{{ARRNAME}}}_cannot_be_opened_because_the_developer_cannot_be_verified|security issues, please see this related FAQ entry.]]

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 <span id="jackett_all_endpoint"><small>[[#jackett_all_endpoint|anchor]]</small></span><br>
 The Jackett <code>/all</code> endpoint is convenient, but that is its only benefit. Everything else is potential problems, so adding each tracker individually is recommended.
 [https://github.com/Jackett/Jackett#aggregate-indexers Even Jackett says it should be avoided and should not be used.]

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 If your download client and {{{ARRNAME}}} are on the same machine there is no reason to use HTTPS, so the easiest solution is to disable SSL for the connection.  Most would agree it's not required on a local network either.  It is possible to disable certificate validation in advanced settings if you want to keep an insecure SSL setup.
-== VPNs, Jackett, and the *ARRs ==
+== VPNs, Jackett, and the * ARRs ==
 <span id="vpns_jackett_and_the_arrs"><small>[[#vpns_jackett_and_the_arrs|anchor]]</small></span><br>
 Unless you're in a repressive country like China, Australia or South Africa, your torrent client is typically the only thing that needs to be behind a VPN. Because the VPN endpoint is shared by many users, you can and will experience rate limiting, DDOS protection, and ip bans from various services each software uses.
-In other words, putting the *Arrs (Lidarr, Radarr, Readarr, and Sonarr) behind a VPN can and will make the applications unusable in some cases due to the services not being accessible.  '''To be clear it is not a matter if VPNs will cause issues with the *Arrs, but when: image providers will block you and cloudflare is in front of most of arr servers (updates, metadata, etc.) and liable to block you too'''
+In other words, putting the * Arrs (Lidarr, Radarr, Readarr, and Sonarr) behind a VPN can and will make the applications unusable in some cases due to the services not being accessible.  '''To be clear it is not a matter if VPNs will cause issues with the * Arrs, but when: image providers will block you and cloudflare is in front of most of arr servers (updates, metadata, etc.) and liable to block you too'''
-In addition, some private trackers *ban* for browsing from a VPN, which is how Jackett works.  In some cases (i.e. certain UK ISPs) it may be needed to use a VPN for public trackers, in which case you should then be putting only Jackett behind the VPN. However, you should not do that if you have private trackers without checking their rules first. '''Many private trackers will ban you for using or accessing them (i.e. using Jackett) via a VPN.'''
+In addition, some private trackers * ban* for browsing from a VPN, which is how Jackett works.  In some cases (i.e. certain UK ISPs) it may be needed to use a VPN for public trackers, in which case you should then be putting only Jackett behind the VPN. However, you should not do that if you have private trackers without checking their rules first. '''Many private trackers will ban you for using or accessing them (i.e. using Jackett) via a VPN.'''
 == Jackett's /all Endpoint ==

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 * {{{ARRNAME}}} runs under the LocalService account by default which doesn’t have access to protected remote file shares.
 ** '''Solutions:'''
 *** Run {{{ARRNAME}}}’s service as another user that has access to that share

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 * {{{ARRNAME}}} runs under the LocalService account by default which doesn’t have access to protected remote file shares.
-**'''Solutions:'''
+** '''Solutions:'''
-***Run {{{ARRNAME}}}’s service as another user that has access to that share
+*** Run {{{ARRNAME}}}’s service as another user that has access to that share
 **** Open the Administrative Tools > Services window on your Windows server.
 **** Stop the {{{ARRNAME}}} service.
 **** Open the Properties > Log On dialog.
 **** Change the service user account to the target user account.
-***Run {{{ARRNAME}}}.exe using the Startup Folder
+*** Run {{{ARRNAME}}}.exe using the Startup Folder
 * You’re using a mapped network drive (not a UNC path)
-** ''Solutions:'''
+** '''Solutions:'''
 *** Change your paths to UNC paths (<code>\\server\share</code>)
 *** Run {{{ARRNAME}}}.exe via the Startup Folder

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 Then attempt to launch {{{ARRNAME}}} and see if it works. If it does not work, you'll need further support. Post in our [http://reddit.com/r/{{{ARRNAME}}} reddit] or hop on [{{{ARRDISCORD}}} discord] for help.
-= Why can’t {{{ARRNAME}}} see my files on a remote server? ==
+== Why can’t {{{ARRNAME}}} see my files on a remote server? ==
 <span id="why_cant_{{{ARRNAME}}}_see_my_files_on_a_remote_server"><small>[[#why_cant_{{{ARRNAME}}}_see_my_files_on_a_remote_server|anchor]]</small></span><br>
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-* {{ARRNAME}}} runs under the LocalService account by default which doesn’t have access to protected remote file shares.
+* {{{ARRNAME}}} runs under the LocalService account by default which doesn’t have access to protected remote file shares.
 **'''Solutions:'''

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 * This means your SQLite database that stores most of the information for {{{ARRNAME}}} is corrupt.
 ** [[#how_do_i_backup_restore_my_{{{ARRNAME}}}|Try restoring from a backup]]
-** There is an excellent guide here to copy the contents from the corrupt database into a new one: http://techblog.dorogin.com/2011/05/sqliteexception-database-disk-image-is.html
+** You can follow [[Useful Tools#Recovering a Corrupt DB|our instructions on this wiki.]]
-** Alternatively, you can follow [[Useful Tools#Recovering a Corrupt DB|our instructions on this wiki.]]
+** Alternatively, there is guide here to copy the contents from the corrupt database into a new one: http://techblog.dorogin.com/2011/05/sqliteexception-database-disk-image-is.html
 * Another possible cause of you getting an error with your Database is that you're placing your database on a network drive (nfs or smb or something else not local). Simple answer to this is to not do this as SQLite and network drives not typically play nice together and will cause a malformed database eventually.  '''{{{ARRNAME}}}'s config folder must be on a local drive'''.  If you're trying to restore your database you can check out our Backup/Restore guide [[#Restoring from Backup|here]].
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 == Unpack Torrents ==
 <span id="unpack_torrents"><small>[[#unpack_torrents|anchor]]</small></span><br>
-Most torrent clients doesn’t come with the automatic handling of compressed archives like their usenet counterparts. We generally recommend [https://github.com/davidnewhall/unpackerr unpackerr].
+Most torrent clients doesn’t come with the automatic handling of compressed archives like their usenet counterparts. We recommend [https://github.com/davidnewhall/unpackerr unpackerr].
 == uTorrent is no longer working ==