whosinaname wrote: ↑Wed Aug 12, 2020 5:35 am
Ok, so the only thing that failed is it says that it didn't get a response after 100 seconds, but that is fine, I think it has something to do with https and my ports, but I can get to it from the web browser and my nzb360 app.
Actually, if I may ask a small favour? I haven't tested the HTTPS side of things as I usually only access SABnzbd via my LAN (and via VPN when I'm out-and-about). So, I'm hoping to ask someone who uses a HTTPS setup about their experience with sherpa.
How is your SABnzbd configured with HTTPS? Are you using only HTTPS and a port number separate from the HTTP port? Is HTTP access disabled in SABnzbd?
I know this probably isn't really relevant to this thread but I also got the nzbtomedia ImportError: No module named imghdr` error after upgrading to sab3.
I'm using Stephanes Sabnzb package so the issue isn't linked directly to sherpa if that helps at all.
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GTunney wrote: ↑Wed Aug 12, 2020 10:02 pm
I know this probably isn't really relevant to this thread but I also got the nzbtomedia ImportError: No module named imghdr` error after upgrading to sab3.
Oh, I should have responded to this bit too.
The fix I used in sherpa was to ensure the Python 3 interpreter I wanted for nzbToMedia was called before any other Python. As all the sherpa packages use Python 3 installed via 'opkg', and $PATH starts with [/opt/bin], I made sure there was a symlink like this:
cav wrote: ↑Thu Aug 13, 2020 7:19 am
Just wondering if anyone is getting this error at all when HTTPS is enabled?
[SABnzbd] unable to start daemon as port 9195 is already in use
Can you please confirm: is that port in-use by SABnzbd, SABnzbdplus, QSabNZBd or something else?
I previously had SABnzbdplus installed via sherpa.sh and that was using 8800 and 9095. I upgraded to SAB 3.0 using sherpa.sh which by default uses 8900 and 9195. I since have uninstalled SABnzbdplus as I thought all was good and now only have SAB 3.0 installed, but this keeps coming up. I've even tested a fresh install using the script and this seems to keep coming up. I've check qpkg.conf and nothing else seems to be using that port? Is there anything else I can check?
Not sure if I've messed something up along the way or due to the above error, but when I stop SAB 3.0 from the App Center it still seems to be running? Even when I run the script ./sabnzbd3.sh. Only to stop it is via sab interface and shutdown?
-------------------- 'start' requested --------------------
= Wed Aug 12 23:28:42 CEST 2020
= daemon is not active
* updating 'SABnzbd' from remote repository: failed!
= ExecuteAndLog()
= output: "fatal: unable to look up github.com (port 9418) (Temporary failure in name resolution)"
= result: [1]
* starting daemon: OK
* checking for UI port 8900 response: UI port responded after 0 seconds
= 'SABnzbd' UI is now listening on HTTP port 8900
-------------------- 'stop' requested --------------------
= Thu Aug 13 05:23:04 CEST 2020
* checking for UI port 8900 response: UI port responded after 0 seconds
= daemon is active
* stopping daemon with SIGTERM: stopped OK in 1 seconds
-------------------- 'start' requested --------------------
= Thu Aug 13 05:33:07 CEST 2020
= daemon is not active
* updating 'SABnzbd' from remote repository: OK
* starting daemon: OK
* checking for UI port 8900 response: UI port responded after 1 seconds
= 'SABnzbd' UI is now listening on HTTP port 8900
OneCD wrote: ↑Thu Aug 13, 2020 11:37 am
BTW: which SABnzbd QPKG version is installed? I am hoping I haven't broken anything with the recent updates.
No worries, that one should be fine. There's also a new one I released today (200813) that handles HTTPS UI configs correctly. If you don't use HTTPS to access your SABnzbd UI, there's no-need to upgrade.
OneCD wrote: ↑Thu Aug 13, 2020 1:25 pm
that's a transient error. Your Internet may not have been available at the time the update was attempted. You can ignore this if you wish.
OneCD wrote: ↑Thu Aug 13, 2020 1:25 pm
If you don't use HTTPS to access your SABnzbd UI, there's no-need to upgrade.