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Do i need to run sonarr and radarr behind my VPN?
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this post was submitted on 05 May 2024
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Why not?
I'm having some difficulties getting both sonarr and radarr working simultaneously behind my VPN because they default to the same port. I'm not very well versed in docker, so I don't know how to fix the port issue behind the VPN, but I can fix it if they're just separate from the VPN.
Radarr defaults to 7878 and Sonarr to 8989, no? Are you trying to remotely access them through the VPN?
I thought so, but I get an error that the port is already used when in try to start sonarr after radarr. I'm only trying to reach them from my local network.
i get this error
it works perfectly fine with the same user and setup as long as i'm not putting it beheind my VPN. I have no other instances of sonarr running.
Looks like Sonarr may be configured to use 7878 and not its default. Where is your local VPN endpoint? Docker? A router?
Docker using gluetun.
I haven't set it to use 7878, it should be using the default.
Try setting it explicitly to be sure, and make sure you've mapped the port in gluetun.