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Branch/Commit:SickRage Updated : SickRage Updated To Commit#: 394072f7cd865dcd0472e503fb903206b36d25f7
OS:synolgy
What you did: auto update
What happend: sickrage wont start up
What you expected:
Logs:
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same here
The very last commit, from just a few minutes ago, seems to have resolved it for me. Try to pull the latest verison now.
How? Auto update does not work now. Sickrage is down on my synology.
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On Mon, Apr 11, 2016 at 12:21 PM -0700, "AnatomicFlack" [email protected] wrote:
The very last commit seems to have resolved it for me. Try to pull the latest verison now.
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The last commit will fix this. Use this on your Synology (Terminal):
git reset --hard HEAD
git clean -f
git pull
Ok. I am a user, not programmer. Do I use putty to make connection to sygnolgy? And then?
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On Mon, Apr 11, 2016 at 12:24 PM -0700, "Ricardo Jacobs" [email protected] wrote:
The last commit will fix this. Use this on your Synology (Terminal):
git reset --hard HEAD
git clean -f
git pull
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I've also experienced this today and the good old git pull fixed it for me. More complete instructions below:
1 - ssh into your synology, e.g. using putty or terminal (ssh root@<synology IP> and use your admin password when prompted);
2 - Then:
cd /volume1/@appstore/sickbeard-custom/var/SickBeard
/volume1/@appstore/git/bin/git pull
3 - start SickRage from Synology's GUI.
@dmarcelino Works like a charm thx
This was very strange, it only broke on the syno. Anyways, fixed it now.
It broke inside my FreeNAS jail as well, but it's fixed with the current state of master :wink:.
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I've also experienced this today and the good old
git pullfixed it for me. More complete instructions below:1 - ssh into your synology, e.g. using putty or terminal (
ssh root@<synology IP>and use your admin password when prompted);2 - Then:
3 - start SickRage from Synology's GUI.