mediabox: error on install. several containers not loading

Hey thanks for making this project, its brilliant!

First of all received this problem: https://github.com/tom472/mediabox/issues/71 where the script just gets stuck indefinitely.

Rebooted, didn’t help.

Tested again after another reboot, this time filing in all options rather than leaving some blank and it worked. I think the problem is caused if you do not enter an option for some of the questions in the script.

But sadly the script still didn’t work for me, at the end I received this error: sed: /usr/bin/healthcheck.sh: No such file or directory chmod: cannot access 'content/': No such file or directory Setup Complete - Open a browser and go to:

And I tried launching different apps within mediabox like plex and jellyfin and they don’t open.

My .env: LOCALUSER=tim HOSTNAME=basement IP_ADDRESS=192.168.50.149 PUID=1000 PGID=1000 DOCKERGRP=999 PWD=/home/tim/mediabox DLDIR=/mnt/data/downloads TVDIR=/mnt/data/media/tv MOVIEDIR=/mnt/data/media/movies MUSICDIR=/mnt/data/media/music PIAUNAME=tim PIAPASS=fake CIDR_ADDRESS=192.168.50.0/24 TZ=Etc/UTC PMSTAG=public PMSTOKEN= PORTAINERSTYLE=–no-auth VPN_REMOTE=ca.privateinternetaccess.com CPDAEMONUN= CPDAEMONPASS=tim NZBGETUN= NZBGETPASS=tim

Heres docker status: tim@basement:~/mediabox$ docker CONTAINER ID IMAGE 2f5e361302a2 binhex/arch-delugevpn 10280e20c0d3 tautulli/tautulli d36ec814d775 linuxserver/couchpotato 02b6f9ea174f jellyfin/jellyfin d27016aa50e7 linuxserver/sonarr 8d1eb9d3bf05 linuxserver/radarr 22a639e847c7 pyouroboros/ouroboros 208f62538e84 minio/minio 26d0c7410ef0 linuxserver/ombi 7e4bee639cb6 linuxserver/muximux 696bb193d45d linuxserver/lidarr 9d31571ef2f9 linuxserver/duplicati b907a08970e9 plexinc/pms-docker:public b523d4e80c44 linuxserver/nzbget 478adadee6bb netdata/netdata:latest 630d32be0303 linuxserver/sickrage fcf80e2a17e4 linuxserver/headphones 689949714d02 linuxserver/jackett 5377dbd688de portainer/portainer:latest container ls COMMAND CREATED STATUS PORTS NAMES “/usr/bin/tini – /b…” About an hour ago Up 11 minutes 192.168.50.149:8112->8112/tcp, 192.168.50.149:8118->8118/tcp, 192.168.50.149:58846->58846/tcp, 192.168.50.149:58946->58946/tcp, 58946/udp delugevpn “/init” 4 hours ago Up 12 minutes (healthy) 192.168.50.149:8181->8181/tcp tautulli “/init” 4 hours ago Up 12 minutes 192.168.50.149:5050->5050/tcp couchpotato “/bin/sh -c 'dotnet …” 4 hours ago Restarting (134) 37 seconds ago jellyfin “/init” 4 hours ago Up 11 minutes 192.168.50.149:8989->8989/tcp sonarr “/init” 4 hours ago Up 11 minutes 192.168.50.149:7878->7878/tcp radarr “ouroboros” 4 hours ago Up 11 minutes ouroboros “/usr/bin/docker-ent…” 4 hours ago Up 12 minutes (healthy) 192.168.50.149:9009->9000/tcp minio “/init” 4 hours ago Up 12 minutes 192.168.50.149:3579->3579/tcp ombi “/init” 4 hours ago Up 12 minutes 192.168.50.149:80->80/tcp, 443/tcp muximux “/init” 4 hours ago Up 11 minutes 192.168.50.149:8686->8686/tcp lidarr “/init” 4 hours ago Up 11 minutes 192.168.50.149:8200->8200/tcp duplicati “/init” 4 hours ago Up 12 minutes (unhealthy) plex “/init” 4 hours ago Up 12 minutes 192.168.50.149:6789->6789/tcp nzbget “/usr/sbin/run.sh” 4 hours ago Up 12 minutes 192.168.50.149:19999->19999/tcp netdata “/init” 4 hours ago Up 11 minutes 192.168.50.149:8081->8081/tcp sickchill “/init” 4 hours ago Up 11 minutes 192.168.50.149:8282->8181/tcp headphones “/init” 4 hours ago Up 12 minutes 192.168.50.149:9117->9117/tcp jackett “/portainer --no-aut…” 4 hours ago Up 12 minutes 192.168.50.149:9000->9000/tcp portainer

Any advice how I can get things up and running?

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Awesome - thanks for giving it some testing - and coming back with the details.

OK - so you didn’t have to create any custom OpenVPN files?

However it looks like the last 2 port mappings are different: The PIA config has: -p 8112:8112 -p 8118:8118 -p 58846:58846 -p 58946:58946

You’re config has: -p 8112:8112 -p 8118:8118 -p 78678:78678 -p 99999:99999 Both 78678 and 99999 are different from PIA. (Not necessarily a deal-breaker just clarifying the differences.)

Just confirm for me again that both: 78678 and 99999/ the user specified custom port are needed and with that as the configuration Deluge works as expected.

If that config works - then there is a pretty good chance I can get this added right into Mediabox. And if I were to be unable to get worked directly into Mediabox proper, I’d likely be able to make you/others a separate branch for use with PureVPN.

I am busy the next two days but already have time set aside for some Mediabox work on Saturday - so hang tight.

Thanks again

tom472 on May 2, 2019