Hi @Taloth
I have applied the 127.0.0.1. filter to fiddler and installed and run the master version of sonarr. Unfortunately fiddler receives no data even when using 127.0.0.1. as the host name
Is there perhaps a step I’m missing?
No, it should work. Only thing I can think of is another proxy or security product interfering, but iirc you already checked that.
I’m encountering the same issues. Just not getting anything from fiddler other than what I’ve already sent you
Would it be an idea if either me or @markus101 uses Teamviewer to look at the system remotely? depending on the timezones.
I’m not sure how to do that but yeah I’m open to trying.
My timezone is GMT+2
got time on the afternoon or evening of April 3rd?
No sorry. I work shifts and it’s a nightshift on the 3rd
k, got an alternative? monday evening i’m busy, but the rest of the evenings should be okay.
tuesday the 5th of April works for me. Just give me a time and instructions.
I’ll PM you the details.
I seem to be having the same issues and also found no hits via fiddler. I followed all the steps from above. I’ll summarize my specific issue but I believe it is similar.
These are the errors I see in the log file:
UTorrent Unable to connect to uTorrent, please check your settings: Unable to connect to uTorrent, please check your settings 8:58pm
HttpClient HTTP Error - Res: [GET] http://localhost:38081/gui/token.html : 400.BadRequest
I have found a workaround which is to install version 2.0.0.3953. Once I do this everything works just fine until the next auto update at which point connectivity to utorrent fails to connect again. Until a specific solution is found is there anyway to disable the auto update? I’ve looked around the forums and haven’t seen anything yet.
Also let me know if I can provide any other troubleshooting for you.
edit: I’ve also seen the stickied post at the top and thought it might be that issue since it was the same last working version. Sonarr actually starts for me and I do not see the specific error referenced in my logs.
The only workaround I’ve found is to do a fresh install of Sonarr and keep it on master( don’t change to develop)
Actually I see that I am using develop. How do I change that? Everytime I download a fresh copy it seems I have develop for some reason. Can I just reinstall the latest and change to master in the config.xml file?
In the settings menu where it says develop change it to master by typing it and enter it
Bump.
Having the same issue with uTorrnent. Sonarr 2.0.0.4047
@Phoenix99 @fuzzywarbles Fix is now in develop. if you were on win10-utorrent branch then it should switch automatically. If you still have problems, please let me know.
Obviously this is tnx to Phoenix lending me his rig for 3h.
Thanks Taloth and team for taking the time to help!
Works perfect now. Thanks for the update
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