Can't access UI with Chrome

Help & Support
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I can get to it with IE but not with Chrome on Windows 7 64 bit. Don’t like IE but I guess I have to use it until there is a fix.

When I first install Sonarr it works well with Chrome but I think it’s when I reboot that it starts failing. Haven’t really figured that out yet. I’v been unistalling and deleting the folder then reinstalling every time it happens then it works again for a while. Today is the 4th time it happened in the last couple weeks but this time I tried IE before reinstalling and was surprised it worked.

I tried incognito too so it’s not an extension causing it.

Anyone else have this happening?

2

I pretty much only use Chrome with Sonarr (occasionally I use Firefox to test something) and I don’t have any issues with it.

What issue are you having with it?

3

Even i seem to be facing the same issue. When i access sonarr on IE and then on chrome it magically works. So either it’s a system error or some co-incidence that is happening.

4

The page just says “This webpage is not available”

5

Is Sonarr running when you get the error?
Anything in the Sonarr logs?
What OS is Sonarr running on?

6

Sonarr is running. I’m using windows as the host machine. It’s the latest version in master. I use teamviewer and connect to my server and open it on the web browser there. After which it works on my machine. The same thing happens if i don’t access the UI for a long time. Utorrent completes downloads, new ones are added and processed. So, i’m fairly sure Sonarr is working properly. It just seems to be the issue with the UI access.

7

Sonarr is running.
Nothing in the Sonarr logs or Windows Event logs.
Running on Windows 7 64 bit.

I can always open it in IE when it fails on Chrome. If I re-install I will be able to open it in Chrome again for a while.

8

Sonarr installed itself to use port 563 which Chrome doesn’t like for some reason. It’s weird because SABnzb is using port 568 with no problem.

I changed the port for Sonarr to 8989 and now it’s working fine with Chrome.

9

The only port Sonarr would set is 8989, which it does once on the first start.

If Sonarr’s port is changed to 563 (which is secure a newsgroup port) its because something auto-filled it to that port (likely saved from when SAB was setup) and the settings were saved.

If you go to Settings -> General you may find that it gets reset back to 563, its not something Sonarr is doing though.