Hi, thanks for trying the addon! By default, downloads are saved in a /downloads folder that is not accessible,I’ll change that in the next version.
However, in the webui you can easily change the default folders and all options by going in Tools / Options in the Default Save path option… Would you prefer to set this setting in the addon configuration?
I think that changing the location after download also change the location of already downloaded files but not certain…
If you want to have the downloaded files accessible from outside the addon you could download to /media, /share, or mount a drive through the addons options!
I also tried to configure torrents to download to a networked drive attached to my router, but even after adding the path in Qbittorrent’s web-ui and the networkdisks parameter in the addon’s configuration in HA, I’ve been unsuccessful.
Did you receive an error message in the log? You need to disable the protection mode from the addon main page to allow mounting external shares. The path is mounted to /share/storagecifs
Thank you! Changing the path to /media from within the web-UI gave me access
As for storing the files remotely on my networked drive, I don’t feel comfortable disabling the protection mode as you suggested, as it gives the addon full access to my entire setup. I can get around this by sharing the folder on my RPi on my LAN instead.
I understand… It’s a limitation of Home Assistant. Otherwise if you have access to the root machine (not possible on Home Assistant OS) you can mount it in /share/xxx for example and it will be accessible in the addon… Glad it’s working! I’m adding an option through the addon configuration, so from next version it will be configurable without needing to go in the WEBUI settings.
Something else I noticed is that when I make a snapshot of just the Qbittorrent addon, the size is >135 MB (with no torrents downloaded).
I couldn’t make much sense of what was in the archive when I looked inside.
I haven’t put much thought to size as what I do is wrap an addon around a pre-existing qbittorrent container from the linuxserver team. Only thing I’ve added that takes space are the custom WEBUI which are around 10mo each, but downloaded only if the option is enabled. Thanks for the feedback, I’ll look into it ! EDIT: actually it is an image based on Ubuntu and not Alpine so it is a normal size.
One possibility is that if you’ve a temporary folder left to /donwload/temporary (the default) your snapshot will include the partial torrent download. It only leaves this folder once it is fully downloaded
BTW, you don’t need to snapshot the addon, as the config files are stored in home assistant /config directory. It will be snapshoted at the same time as the hassio config. This also allows to edit manually the qBittorrent.conf file in the /config/qBittorrent directory
@Nimrod_Dolev For the next version, the ability to mount smb shares in protected mode was added.
I also disabled the mount of local drives, which allows a score of 5 to the addon. To access local drives, you need to mount them first as smb share with this addon : [New Addon] Samba NAS. (Mount external disk and share it )
I’ll add it to the next addon version. I hadn’t implemented that as I thought people would mount at most 1 smb.
There is two impact starting from the next version :
For each smb mount, the username and password will have to be specified
the current storagecifs folder will be disabled, and each smb mount will be mounted on a folder with probably the name of the share (I still need to see how to do that) - > current download paths will need t o be updated!
Thank you for your help.
My request is only because i cant mount my nas without a folder, i received an error that can mount protected shares. If i could mount this, i will not require 2 smb shares.
That’s strange. Current version is ls115. Could you please go in “Addon store”, click on the three little dots at top right, click Reload. This will refresh all addons. Then if the new version doesn’t appear, can you go in the System Tab, and check the log for errors.
Second option, remove the custom repo, reload using the above procedure, and reinstall the repo… I’ve just tested it is working so no readon it wouldn’t appear on yours.
Last option, uninstall the addon, then reinstall… Whole checking the logs for error messages
Hi, I see the issue : your Home Assistant builds the addon based on its current cache, not on the current version. Have you reloaded manually the repos ?
You need to go in the “addon store” tab, click on the 3 dots at top right, and click Reload. After clicking the addon list will go dark for a couple seconds before coming back. In your supervisor log, you should have lines that appear like :
21-02-19 12:31:46 INFO (MainThread) [supervisor.store.git] Update add-on https://github.com/hassio-addons/repository repository
21-02-19 12:31:46 INFO (MainThread) [supervisor.store.git] Update add-on https://github.com/home-assistant/addons repository
21-02-19 12:31:47 INFO (MainThread) [supervisor.store.git] Update add-on https://github.com/dianlight/hassio-addons repository
21-02-19 12:31:53 INFO (MainThread) [supervisor.store] Loading add-ons from store: 123 all - 0 new - 0 remove
If not you should check your “Core” log, or reboot the host as this would mean that the Home Assistant is stuck on cache. I guess other addons also don’t update ?
Well, I followed all the steps you said before, so yes, I’ve manually reloaded the repos, even multiple times. But now I’m sure it’s a problem with my hass.io installation and I don’t want to “steal the focus” about Qbittorrent addon, so I probably investigate more and maybe I’ll open a thread somewhere in the forum! Thank you for help and for the addon
Two persons have notified the same issue of addons not updating… They are stuck on ls113. Did you find a solution to the fact that the repo reload code doesn’t appear in the supervisor log?
So I’m not alone! No, to be honest, I don’t have find a solution. I’ve deleted the repo, readded, reloaded multiple times, reloaded Supervisor, Hass.io and even rebooted the Raspi. Nothing. Even changed IP and DNS server. No luck. I still see the ls113 version.
I’m investigating… In the meanwhile I’ve duplicated the latest version in this temporary repo : alexbelgium/hassio-addons-test (github.com) and it was confirmed to be able to install the latest version, however it is a one-off as I can’t update both repositories…
If i could mount this, i will not require 2 smb shares.