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Can't run movie quality definitions script - Debian 11 #20
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Looks like the issue is that you're using a self-signed certificate. That is not a scenario I have tested. I would recommend you use |
any chance to add |
I have tried using http in the .yaml but still get same error message |
Most likely, Radarr is redirecting I'm working on adding settings support. I'll make sure that I add an option to disable certificate validation as well. |
It worked for me after adding my self signed certificate into trust store of my linux. I'm using ubuntu 20.04 and done following steps:
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Check out release v1.7.0 which has a new settings file and option inside of it to disable SSL verification. There's a Settings Reference page in the wiki with more details. |
Still getting same error message.
My YAML
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The ssl verification setting goes into the settings file not the trash.yml |
I now get this error when trying to run it...
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Your hint is here:
This means you are not authorized to connect to Sonarr. Check your API key. |
I'm going to lock this issue. @gyCfjSnO please start a new discussion for further support if you still encounter issues. |
I am trying to run the script for the movie quality definitions but I am getting the below error message, .NET is installed and I am running Debian 11. When I throw the URL into web browser it can be accessed no problems.
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