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Hi,

I've been running SABnzbd in Docker, on a Synology DS218+, for several years and have had no issues. This morning I updated (I think from 3.7.2) to 4.0.2 and it's now not working at all. If I try and log in via the web interface, I just "The connection was reset" as an error. But it can't just be just the web interface, as Radarr is reporting "All download clients are unavailable due to failures". So it seems to not be working at all.

I've had a look at the changelogs, but I can't see anything obvious. Was there anything I should have done, before upgrading to v4.x?

I performed the update as I always have, getting the latest, from linuxserver, via Docker's interface. I also tried using SSH to do a pull request, but it said that it was up to date.

I tried stopping SABnzbd, deleting the .ini and restarting, but that made no difference.

Is there something really obvious that I've missed? I set Docker up a while ago and only touch it for updates, so I'm by no means an expert!

Many thanks.

Is the SAB docker running at all?

On Linux, you can check with "docker ps". I don't know how on Synology ... hopefully via the GUI?

It's a change in the Docker image provider by linuxserver.
See https://github.com/linuxserver/docker-s ... 1587434645

That's fixed it! Thanks so much, I never would have even thought to search for that.

And that's reminded me to donate again. Got to keep you all supplied with Swiss Cheese!

Thanks again.

Glad it worked, I know nothing about Docker so couldn't help otherwise

So it happens with Linuxserver.io version 4.0.1-ls108, and has to do with (old?) PATH settings?

I've changed the subject to contain LSIO version 4.0.1-ls108 ... hopefully useful for Google and other users

Good point. Yes, that seems to be correct. And here's the solution, just in case:

1. Stop container
2. Select the container by clicking it anywhere, then click edit (at top)
3. Under General Settings tab click Advanced Settings
4. Click the PATH variable, then DELETE, then Save.
5. Reset the container, then start.