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For my configuration, I need to run Maintainerr on a different server than where Overseerr, Radarr, and Sonarr run. As such, I'd like Maintainerr to connect over HTTPS / SSL. All the credentials are correct for Overseerr, Radarr, and Sonarr, but even after saving, the test fails. The debug log doesn't show anything (unlike other issues posted here). The Plex panel has an option for SSL, but I don't see such an option for the panels for Overseerr, Radarr, and Sonarr. I'm guessing this means Maintainerr cannot connect to these services over SSL. Is that correct? That's the only hypothesis I have after being dumbfounded why the test doesn't work. Appreciate the help figuring this out. |
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Hey, Maintainerr is able to connect to services over SSL. Can you share a screenshot of your configuration? (Perhaps with the actual hostname blurred) |
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Hm, upon this reboot cycle of the container, I'm finally getting something from the log. Not sure why it didn't give these errors before.
I'm in the container console, and using
nslookup
it appears that the DNS being used is not my local DNS? It does say 127.0.0.11 as the DNS server in the container, but I'm not sure where that's pointing. It's unable to resolve any local network hostname.I updated my Docker Compose file to specify my local network DNS, and this is…