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Anyone having issues with when approving requests since update #5202
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Yeah i'm having the same now. Using the LinuxServer Docker container from the dev build. Version reported is 4.46.7. Seeing odd logs about it not being able to authenticate to Radarr but when I run the tests it works |
EDIT Getting a similar issue here too, except when I run the authentication tests it says could not connect to Radarr. Sonarr works fine and Radarr did too until this afternoon when I started getting emails saying movies were requested but couldn't be added. No connectivity issues in 2 years, then it just stopped this afternoon. Radarr is run as an app on a Mac and Ombi is in a docker container from linuxserver. Everything updated to latest official builds (Ombi at 4.44.1). I've tried starting/stopping Radarr and deleting and pulling a fresh Ombi container, with no change. Logs show: [ERR] Failed caching queued items from Radarr |
I solved my issue, so see if this works for you. Turns out it was a recent Radarr update that messed things up. For running Radarr on macOS, you need to go into the terminal and run a quick command to self-sign the app: |
Summary
When someone requests a movie and i approve, now it is approved but never shows on radarr. I get messages on my ombi app and emails saying the movie was requested but could not be added. This has been added to the request queue and will keep trying. Never adds. this worked fine before i updated
Ombi Version
4.44.1
What platform(s) does this occur on?
Docker
What database are you using?
SQLite (Default)
Relevant log output
No response
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