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Radarr & Sonarr connections failing #853
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Your error shows port 7373 and postman you used 7878 |
Connection reset is still a networking issue. Is it a reset with the local IP too? |
Yes, same issue
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I have petio running in docker on a synology deployment with DSM 7.2. I noticed that my requests were no longer processing correctly so I took a look at my admin settings. I tried to test the existing connections and they failed. When I cancelled out of the configuration screen, the configuration disappeared. When I try to recreate, the connection test fails. I tried with both my local IP as well as a DDNS address and both fail.
I checked the console and see this error. I took the path (API key removed) and put it into postman and it returns the expected body.
This configuration had been working for nearly a year and nothing has changed.
Petio image detail
Radarr image is linuxserver/radarr:latest and the same for Sonarr
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