Troubleshooting

Make sure your Downloads location matches on all your applications!
Most issues can be resolved by ensuring the user and group Unpackerr runs as has Read and Write permissions to the path trying to be extracted.
Most Docker (and Unraid) issues can be resolved by ensuring your paths align between containers
- See TRaSH's Guides and the Servarr Team's Docker Guide for details on Docker/Unraid path practices.
Paths below are formatted /host:/container
Common Bad Path Examples that will not work:
- Example 1.
  - Sonarr: /mnt/user/data:/data
  - Qbittorrent: /mnt/user/data/downloads:/data/downloads
  - Unpackerr: /mnt/user/data/:/downloads
- Example 2.
  - Sonarr: /mnt/user/data:/data
  - Qbittorrent: /mnt/user/data/downloads:/downloads
  - Unpackerr: /mnt/user/data/:/downloads
- Example 3.
  - Sonarr: /mnt/user/data:/data
  - Qbittorrent: /mnt/user/data/torrents:/data/torrents
  - Unpackerr: /mnt/user/data/torrents:/data
Common Good Path Examples that will work:
- Example 1.
  - Sonarr: /mnt/user/data:/data
  - Qbittorrent: /mnt/user/data/downloads:/data/downloads
  - Unpackerr: /mnt/user/data/downloads:/data/downloads

If transfers are in an Error state they will not be extracted.

Permissions tend to mess things up too, so make sure the user unpackerr runs as can read and write to your download location.

Default Log files: