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Built-In Updater does not work correct #2037
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Seems like Radarr doesn't have permissions to the /opt/Radarr folder? Can you post the updater logs? |
The permissions at /opt/Radarr are correct. The update to v0.2.0.778 has worked. |
Seems like the radarr process vanishes before the updater can start. |
I have it also (running radarr on a qnap) no update problems before or with sonarr |
I also have it on a Qnap NAS, it will not update for me. here is the entries in the log when I try.
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Same issue. |
If i want to update manually what files should i take from repository. |
@gilly65 Seems like either Radarr has no access to the files or mono isn't in your path. |
@galli-leo Request Failed: Sequence contains more than one matching element
Version: 0.2.0.935 EDIT: Exactly same issue on Synology Diskstation |
@silv3r23 Yeah that's fixed now. Was a problem with the update server. |
System: Debian
Updating from v0.2.0.778 to v0.2.0.846 with the Built-In option in WebUI does not work. The updater starts the backup and the download of the new version. Then all files where extracting by updater to /tmp/radarr_update/Radarr but Radarr is located in /opt/Radarr. Tried multiple times without success and then I have done a manual update with success (extracted the new .tar.gz to /opt/Radarr)
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