V4 install = "message": "NotFound" **PLEASE HELP**

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Sonarr version : v4.0.16.294
Mono version : v6.12.0.200
OS : QNAP
Debug logs : Cannot access Sonarr to get Logs
Description of issue :

Hi.

I have been running Sonarr for years on my QNAP, and upgrading each time as never been an issue, and I appreciate that a lot of QNAP apps are managed and supported by the QNAP Community, but hope someone can help on here!

I decided to update all my apps today (Radarr, Lidarr, Prowlarr etc), and upon doing so, I was unable to update Lidarr and Prowlarr, because I needed the latest version of the Apache Server 8.5. I installed Apache85, and updated those apps, and upon doing so, I decided that it was time to update to v4 of Sonarr, v3 as been fine for a long time, and was still working perfectly fine, but I know I was behind on an unsupported version.

Having never had any issues with updating these apps in the past, I removed v3 from my QNAP NAS (backed up config first!). Downloaded Sonarr v4 (Apache85) from the QNAP Club site, as I have done many times, when I went to install it, it installs fine, but then when I try and launch the app, I get a simple blank screen with the following error:

{

  • “message”: “NotFound”*
    }

I have never see this before, and I have no idea how to fix this. I’ve uninstalled and reinstalled all to the same result. Because I uninstalled v3 first, I’m actually left without an install of Sonarr at all!

I would greatly appreciate some help here, as I’m really stuck. I could explore the ContainerStation option on my QNAP, but then I would have to move all the apps, as I am not very good at networking, so would then get stuck with apps not being able to see each other, when there is a container network and then virtual switches involved etc! :upside_down_face:

I would dearly love to have v4 working as a native app on my NAS as I have done for many years, as I’m comfortable with this configuration and network set up.

All help would be greatly received!!!

Thanks

DMN1981

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Hi!

Thanks very much for your reply. After a while, it fixed itself, i think it take some time for QNAP and the App to bind the host address in the config file.

I’ve been told to use containers in the past, as it removes the need of the Apache web server. I started installing them last night whilst i had the issue, as i found you can install containers in container station with a setting called Host Network mode, which removes the NAT or Virtual Switch configuration, as im not an expert at Networking!

They seemed to all install no issue, i restored the config for each app, but then Sonarr or Radarr couldnt see the shares on my QNAP, of where the files were stored. Is there something i need to do if running them in a container to acces the local shares on the QNAP Host?

Thanks