TerraMaster Forum

mrorange26 wrote: ↑15 Jun 2020, 05:05the container disappears

Once created/first launched container appear in Containers Tab: from there you may modify settings, start, stop them...
I guess you now have the basics to install any container.

mrorange26 wrote: ↑15 Jun 2020, 05:23couchpotato to talk to nzbget

I'm not using this: Google is your Friend from there-on. Good luck.

Thanks for help.

I think you brought the incorrect NAS, you should have gone for a synology or qnap.

macmpi wrote: ↑15 Jun 2020, 00:27 in Docker app, set Registry to: registry.hub.docker.com
Then search for nzbget and download linuxserver/nzbget


Then in image section, select the image and do launch, and configure the various tabs according to container info:
(you may use different target directories for /config and /downloads)


(you may change timezone to yours)

real newb here. question about your last screenshot. The guides I've found all reference PUID and PGID but your screenshot includes values for GUID. is GUID a specific Terra-master value? also, are the values unique to each NAS? i.e. using Putty, I find the following:
uid=3(admin) gid=3(admin) groups=3(admin),4(allusers),1000(TimeMachine)
which I interpret to be a PUID and PGID of 3. is this a correct assumption?

thanks for the help and patience.

I looked at my NAS's docker PUID/PGID as suggested by nzbget docker info page: This is how I got them.
Maybe other values may work, I did not try.

Here's guides I followed to a tee and it worked. Be mindful of your folder structure. It's important. For each container setup article there is a configuration article.
https://sasquatters.com/radarr-docker/
https://sasquatters.com/sonarr-docker/
https://sasquatters.com/sabnzbd-docker/

sc351 wrote: ↑20 Dec 2020, 00:21 Here's guides I followed to a tee and it worked. Be mindful of your folder structure. It's important. For each container setup article there is a configuration article.
https://sasquatters.com/radarr-docker/
https://sasquatters.com/sonarr-docker/
https://sasquatters.com/sabnzbd-docker/

What about the TerraMaster (required) "public" folder? How does that factor in to the folder structures established in these links?

mrorange26 wrote: ↑15 Jun 2020, 05:23 Also how do i get couchpotato to talk to nzbget so that it tells it when to download.Thanks

The keys are

• To set up a link from the CouchPotato container to the nzbget container. The name I used is "nzbget"
• CouchPotato doesn't let you specify the nzbget username, so keep it in the nzbget settings as "nzbget". Change the password in nzbget.
• In CouchPotato settings for the downloader, I have the host as "nzbget:6789" - this is the container link name from the first item above.

I have it up and working and hope to produce some guides for a complete: Plex, NZBGet, Sonarr, and CouchPotato set-up on my TNAS F4-220.

My remaining issue is a problem with Sonarr in a container unable to talk to the Plex Server installed on the TNAS. One solution is to remove the TNAS Plex Server and use the official Plex docker image and then do a similar "link" from Sonarr to Plex (FYI: I did already create the same nzbget link from the sonarr container settings and used that for Sonarr to download the TV shows using nzbget.