Sonarr version (exact version): sonarr-4.0.16.2944_1
Mono version (if Sonarr is not running on Windows): mono6.8-6.8.0.123_4
OS: FreeBSD / TrueNas
Debug logs: None available.
Description of issue: I’ve done a clean install into a TrueNas jail running
13.2-RELEASE-p12 and TrueNAS-13.0-U6.8 main OS. I’ve gone ahead and set up mount points, and changed the ownership of both the /usr/local/sonarr and /usr/local/share/sonarr folders to the sonarr user and group. When I navigate to http://:8989 it says connection refused. I have also enabled mlock and raw sockets.
Logs are written to disk when Sonarr runs, if nothing is being written then is Sonarr even running?
It says the service is running. Where else would I look for the logs? I wasn’t able to find anything in either of the folders I listed.
Ok so I’ve made some progress. Looks like when I run service sonarr start it starts the daemon but doesn’t actually load the program.
I then ran the following command on the CLi “/usr/local/share/sonarr/bin/Sonarr --data=/usr/local/sonar --nobrowser”
That get’s the server up and running. I guess the question now is what settings do I need to modify to get Sonarr to run when I just type in service sonarr start?