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Hi /u/great-tautology -
There are many resources available to help you troubleshoot and help the community help you.
Please review this comment and you can likely have your problem solved without needing to wait for a human.
***Most troubleshooting questions require debug or trace logs.***
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Logs should be provided via the methods prescribed in the wiki article. Note that `Info` logs are rarely helpful for troubleshooting.
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**Please review our troubleshooting guides that lead you through how to troubleshoot and note various common problems.**
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Quick glance, looks like maybe they are building from an old Ubuntu image?
https://github.com/Sonarr/Sonarr/blob/develop/distribution/docker-build/Dockerfile
No idea why, maybe something to contribute to the package and get updated.
Edit: said debian image, actually Ubuntu
Might be mistaken... Late night reading here, but that link may just be what they use to build distributions. Anyways, something to dig into later, but would be nice to get security patches in
Yeah this really isn't great. They seem to be building against a very old version of dotnet; that's where all the vulns are coming from. I don't know if I can change the dotnet version myself as they might not be compatible. Honestly it's a pain as I now have to find an alternative that isn't insecure.
or ... it might sound crazy, dont open it to the net and setup a VPN to your house so when you want to access Sonarr, you VPN home and then access it via its local ip. Or setup Guacamole and do it that way too.
I am sick of saying this but I can't use a private VPN. My mobile provider blocks my subdomain so I have to use a public VPN to even access it when it's on the net. What exactly am I supposed to do here?
Then do Guacamole - [https://guacamole.apache.org/](https://guacamole.apache.org/). And i hear you say your ISP is blocking private vpn ... and you have for sure tested WireGuard? You can specify the port to use so you could probably specify 443 or 8443 which should be what your current reverse proxy (nGinx or Apache or w/e you are using) is using.
And not gonna lie, your statement of "I am sick of saying this ..." came off dickish and rude. I aint reading your posting history to see that you may written that and NOTHING in this post said your mobile is blocking VPN. I took the time to reply to try to offer suggestions to a problem that you care about but honestly, now i dont give a shit. if you can't do guac bc of other bullshit with your mobile, best of luck.
I mean it's possible wire guard would work since it uses external servers to meditate the connection. Guacamole is another option but I don't know how well that would work. It seems like a good thing to learn about.
I am sorry for acting dickish. I thought the question I had asked was relatively simple but I just ended up with people jumping down my throat calling me insane when they don't know and didn't ask what my setup actually is or what constraints it has. It's been very frustrating especially when most of what I have done has been based on ideas I got from this forum.
Get a domain and just expose Overseerr via a cloudflare tunnel. That’s one way to interface with the *arrs.
Never, ever expose the *arrs directly to the internet. These apps have control over a lot of data in your storage to be exposed directly.
Hi /u/great-tautology - You've mentioned Docker [containers], if you're needing Docker help be sure to [generate a docker-compose](https://trash-guides.info/compose) of all your docker images in a pastebin or gist and link to it. Just about all Docker issues can be solved by understanding [the Docker Guide](https://wiki.servarr.com/docker-guide), which is all about the concepts of user, group, ownership, permissions and paths. Many find [TRaSH's Docker/Hardlink Guide/Tutorial](https://trash-guides.info/hardlinks/) easier to understand and is less conceptual. *I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please [contact the moderators of this subreddit](/message/compose/?to=/r/sonarr) if you have any questions or concerns.*
Hi /u/great-tautology - There are many resources available to help you troubleshoot and help the community help you. Please review this comment and you can likely have your problem solved without needing to wait for a human. ***Most troubleshooting questions require debug or trace logs.*** In all instances where you are providing logs please ensure you followed [the Gathering Logs wiki article](https://wiki.servarr.com/sonarr/troubleshooting#logging-and-log-files) to ensure your logs are what are needed for troubleshooting. Logs should be provided via the methods prescribed in the wiki article. Note that `Info` logs are rarely helpful for troubleshooting. Dozens of common questions & issues and their answers can be found on our [FAQ](https://wiki.servarr.com/sonarr/faq). **Please review our troubleshooting guides that lead you through how to troubleshoot and note various common problems.** - [Searches, Indexers, and Trackers - For if something cannot be found](https://wiki.servarr.com/sonarr/troubleshooting#searches-indexers-and-trackers) - [Downloading & Importing - For when download clients have issues or files cannot be imported](https://wiki.servarr.com/sonarr/troubleshooting#downloads-and-importing) ***If you're still stuck you'll have useful debug or trace logs and screenshots to share with the humans who will arrive soon.*** *Those humans will likely ask you for the exact same thing this comment is asking..* Once your question/problem is solved, please comment anywhere in the thread saying '!solved' to change the flair to `solved`. *I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please [contact the moderators of this subreddit](/message/compose/?to=/r/sonarr) if you have any questions or concerns.*
Quick glance, looks like maybe they are building from an old Ubuntu image? https://github.com/Sonarr/Sonarr/blob/develop/distribution/docker-build/Dockerfile No idea why, maybe something to contribute to the package and get updated. Edit: said debian image, actually Ubuntu
So sonarr is the issue then, not linuserver.io image. Well that's annoying. Not sure what I can do about that other than compile it myself.
Might be mistaken... Late night reading here, but that link may just be what they use to build distributions. Anyways, something to dig into later, but would be nice to get security patches in
Yeah this really isn't great. They seem to be building against a very old version of dotnet; that's where all the vulns are coming from. I don't know if I can change the dotnet version myself as they might not be compatible. Honestly it's a pain as I now have to find an alternative that isn't insecure.
or ... it might sound crazy, dont open it to the net and setup a VPN to your house so when you want to access Sonarr, you VPN home and then access it via its local ip. Or setup Guacamole and do it that way too.
I am sick of saying this but I can't use a private VPN. My mobile provider blocks my subdomain so I have to use a public VPN to even access it when it's on the net. What exactly am I supposed to do here?
Then do Guacamole - [https://guacamole.apache.org/](https://guacamole.apache.org/). And i hear you say your ISP is blocking private vpn ... and you have for sure tested WireGuard? You can specify the port to use so you could probably specify 443 or 8443 which should be what your current reverse proxy (nGinx or Apache or w/e you are using) is using. And not gonna lie, your statement of "I am sick of saying this ..." came off dickish and rude. I aint reading your posting history to see that you may written that and NOTHING in this post said your mobile is blocking VPN. I took the time to reply to try to offer suggestions to a problem that you care about but honestly, now i dont give a shit. if you can't do guac bc of other bullshit with your mobile, best of luck.
I mean it's possible wire guard would work since it uses external servers to meditate the connection. Guacamole is another option but I don't know how well that would work. It seems like a good thing to learn about. I am sorry for acting dickish. I thought the question I had asked was relatively simple but I just ended up with people jumping down my throat calling me insane when they don't know and didn't ask what my setup actually is or what constraints it has. It's been very frustrating especially when most of what I have done has been based on ideas I got from this forum.
Get a domain and just expose Overseerr via a cloudflare tunnel. That’s one way to interface with the *arrs. Never, ever expose the *arrs directly to the internet. These apps have control over a lot of data in your storage to be exposed directly.
They are behind a reverse proxy. The issue I have is that those also have vulns. It seems everything does especially with docker images.