I put up my 2 docker containers for Radarr and Sonarr and they seem to be working great. When I put in my API key, IP and port into Overseer it eventually fails and running docker log I see this:
[Radarr] Failed to retrieve profiles: connect ETIMEDOUT They are both on the same host, and so all run from 192.168.10.13 (7878 for radarr, 8989 on sonarr)
#Unable to get Overseer connected to Radarr and Sonarr
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Are other containers able to connect to your Radarr and Sonarr?
so the only containers i have are overseer, sabnzbd and sonarr/radarr
i know at the container level they use an "internal ip" of like 172. something by default, but the app facing uses the host ip at 192.168.10.13
so i did a ping from the overseer container to..itself really. which of course works
Just to clarify, you are using your host ip to connect and not the internal docker ip right?
right, so all my containers are on my ubuntu host (192.168.10.13) so its just a port change for each app. radarr is 7878, sonarr is 8989, oversser is 5055
sab is 38080
And using unraid for the storage. i am able to pull from sonarr and radarr and it pushes it into plex just fine. its just adding overseer on top of sonarr and radarr
Overseerr connects to Plex?
Yeah, on the main page it shows the few movies that I was testing with
I was trying to get requestrr running, but hitting the same issues. was hoping its just something about the container i am missing during setup
docker run -d
--name=radarr
-e VIRTUAL_HOST=[Edited out}
-e VIRTUAL_PATH=/radarr
-e PUID=1000
-e PGID=1000
-e TZ=America/Detroit
-p 7878:7878
-p 8787:8787
-v /mnt/media:/mnt/media
-v /media/appdata/radarr/data:/config
-v /mnt/downloads:/mnt/downloads
--restart unless-stopped
ghcr.io/linuxserver/radarr
docker run --name requestrr
-p 4545:4545
-v /media/appdata/requestrr/data:/root/config
--restart=unless-stopped
darkalfx/requestrr
docker run -d
--name overseerr
-e LOG_LEVEL=debug
-e TZ=America/Detroit
-e PORT=5055 #optional
-p 5055:5055
-v /path/to/appdata/config:/app/config
--restart unless-stopped
sctx/overseerr
Are you using port 7878 or 8787 for Radarr?
I see two lines for the port there. Not sure if typo
I am using 7878, I believe I was trying 8787 and re ran it with both in, planning on rebuilding the container without it
rechecked the container installation instructions, 8787 is not necessary
So if you have Requestrr running I would test to see if that connects with Sonarr/Radarr
I’m having the same problem. Overseer won’t connect to either radarr nor sonarr