Have got my network squared away after getting a new router. NZBget works perfectly, no issues, Radarr works perfectly, no issues. Sonar will grab CURRENT/NEW episodes of shows already added in my library, but if I go to add a NEW show, either by clicking âaddâ or âadd and searchâ after the show is found in âadd new seriesâ field, the wheel will just spin, the show will not get added to library, and I can see no issue in the logs (although I am not a pro at reading them!)
Basically I canât add new shows to Sonarr, but I have my current shows in my library already and Sonarr is grabbing new releases as it should.
Ok that makes sense, but what is the easiest way to do that? the mono I have installed on the Synology says 4.6.2-0096, but thatâs the one authorized by synology package centerâŚI know how to do a manual install in synology of files in the package center, so is that how I should do it?
Are you running Sonarr directly on the Synology or in a docker container? You said docker above which makes the version on the Synology irrelevant (and it doesnât match what you said in your original post).
Assuming youâre using docker, youâll need to update the container to one that includes an updated mono.
Ok so last night BEFORE I posted this post, hereâs what I did:
Went into docker panel in the Synology
Searched for nzb/radarr/sonarr
Clicked get latest
Image downloaded
Stopped each container one by one
Clicked clear for each container
Opened each container
Everything still worked after that so I THOUGHT i updated each container
This is the correct way to update containers with the Synology, correct?
Where do I see the current and correct version of sonarr/radarr that dockeris currently using to see if I have the latest one installed correctly?
Do I need to do this again because of the new mono that I installed later that night?
Iâm working today but will try again as soon as I am home.
markus101âŚI think I get what youâre saying about mono. regardless of where I download it, I shouldnât be doing anything with it via the Synology package center because the docker system is to using the Synology mono package, but itâs own packageâŚis that right?
As far as I can tell, I have updated all my containers successfully via the link to reddit you posted.
using the linuxserver.io one as thats the one I was told to use a couple of years ago.
I swear I followed the directions. stopped the container. Searched for it, grabbed the latest. Cleared the contents of the previous version. clicked start. works.
That /config is supposed to point to the config.xml file, correct? Not the configs folder? Like I didnât leave an âsâ off and it canât find the config files, right?
You donât want to pull a mono docker image, you want to update the Sonarr docker image to the latest version and pulling a docker image for mono wonât upgrade the system mono version (the mono --version check you do wonât be any different having pulled that container).
