Error installing sonarr package #296
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I wanted to avoid it since I have additional packages installed via Entware (but this may also be the cause of the failure) so I am attempting a EDIT: No difference, same error in the logs when attempting re-install of sonarr package. |
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Hi @ouija and thanks for reporting this problem. I saw it just as I was leaving for work this morning. 😄 What is your NAS model and firmware version please? Thanks for running those checks. The sqlite3 files we were looking-for in that linked issue are sqlite3 binaries that can be used for "signing" QPKGs when Entware hasn't been installed yet. You already have Entware installed, so sherpa will use the Entware sqlite3 package for signing. I wonder if one of the other sqlite3 binaries is causing a problem with Sonarr though? I'll do some testing locally and report back. In the meantime, can you please clean your Sonarr installation? If it's not started, you'll need to start it manually: |
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Also, you shouldn't need both Par2 and Par2turbo QPKGs installed. Only one is required by SABnzbd for repairing downloads. If you uninstall them both, then run a |
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No problems at this end. I've been unable to replicate the issue. :( It might have been just a faulty Sonarr download (it-happens). Let's see if a On a side-note: I did find a couple of issues with the |
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I have the QNAP TS-870 Pro. Thanks for the tip about the two Par2 packages :) Removed them both and Still appear to be having issues running Sonarr however; Running Just for info, a Also, don't know if related, but a couple years back I did have Sonarr running on this machine using a different |
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I'm testing out the linuxserver/sonarr docker package (through container station) now and may end up going this route, since it seems to be functional. But I haven't given up on sherpa yet... |
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No worries, you might need to switch anyway as I'm not sure what's causing this error. This may be one for the Sonarr developers to investigate. I've found mention of this same error (with Emby) that occurred because the libc version in QTS was/is ancient. Can you post your libc version please? |
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ldd (GNU libc) 2.21 |
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Thats interesting... not what I thought it would be. I'm running a TS-251+ (x86-64) with QTS 5.1.8 and it shows the same version: But, Sonarr runs without issue. I can only suggest if you feel like investigating it further with the developers, maybe they can find the problem. I've no skills troubleshooting .NET applications. |
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No worries -- I've managed to get it running flawlessly now using this linuxserver/sonarr docker image in container station, and I'm really impressed with it.. So much so that I have also switched over to using the linuxserver/sabnzbd docker container as well for consistency sake, and also fired up linuxserver/radarr now as well. Still using sherpa for Entware updates, and may use additional packages in the future. Thanks for authoring such a great tool for QNAP users! Maybe one day I'll revist the issues the sonarr package has with my TS-870 Pro, but I'm just happy to have a working solution for the time being. |
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That's great, I'm glad you found a solution. 🤓 |
Hey,
Attempting the switch from SickGear to Sonarr today, but ran into issue running the
sherpa install sonarrcommand, with the following output:And when looking at the log via the
/etc/init.d/osonarr.sh logcommand, the error appears to do withsqlite3:and further down in the log:
I attempted to run the
sherpa checkcommands but issue still persists -- any suggestions?EDIT: Was reaching closed issues similar to this for more info, and if it's helpful, I did a search for
sqllite3packages on my system (as per #275) via thefind / -name sqlite3command, which returns:Not sure if helpful but figured I'd provide this.
Note that I currently have the
Entware,Par2,Par2turbo,SABnzbd,OSickGearandUnrarpackages instead via sherpa (along with this failedOSonarrpackage) and also haveContainerStationinstalled, along with thisQUSBCam2qpkg from the QNAP store.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: