After upgrading the Sonarr package to its latest version, it fails to start. When I run the package, its status changes to “Starting”, but a few seconds later it changes back to “Stopped”.
I tried uninstalling Sonarr and Mono and reinstalling from scratch, but the same issue occurs. I also tried manually installing a different Mono version before installing Sonarr, but this specific Mono version is always installed, regardless of what version I have installed beforehand.
There are logs here: /usr/local/nzbdrone/var/.config/NzbDrone and /volume1/@appstore/nzbdrone/var/.config/NzbDrone. The same two files are present in both locations: nzbdrone.log and nzbdrone_install.log. The text of the former is what I included in the OP.
Is there another log file I should be looking for? Where is it normally located on a Linux install?
Presumably the nzbdrone.log is purely the so called ‘standard out’ (stdout) stream and might not include the errors ‘standard error’ (stderr) stream. Otherwise it wouldn’t terminate so abruptly.
Right, something must be wrong with the mono package for my NAS’ CPU, since everything else on the NAS runs fine, and I haven’t seen other reports of the problem. I have installed/uninstalled the package multiple times. I reported it in SynoCommunity’s tracker, but I am struggling to to get them to understand the problem
Just wanted to follow up that it works fine on DSM 6.2.x. Something about this package must be making assumptions about the OS that fail in 6.0.x. You can mark this as solved. Thanks for the help.
