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HI,
I have been using sabnzbd on docker for a awhile now and upgrades go smooth.
I stop sabnzbd
I search the repository linuxserver/sabnzbd . Choose latest. and download.
When finish I then reset sabnzbd.
then run it,
sabnzbd starts and says running but I get no cpu usage from it.
When I try to access the gui nothing comes up.
It was working fine on 4.0.1
Looking in log Errors :
Not all required Python modules are available, please check requirements.txt
Missing module: sabctools
You can read more at: https://sabnzbd.org/wiki/installation/i ... ff-modules
I never had to do anything else except do a restore of sabnzbd backup data and then i am all good.
I did notice image version 4.0.1 is 178mb
4.0.2 is 171mb
Is it possible something is missing from the image?

Thank you for your help,
Bryan

Same problem here when upgraded to 4.0.2. Was working fine with 4.0.1. Running on Synology with Docker.
Reinstalled another instance with with 4.0.1 and works fine. Something wrong with 4.0.2.

We don't make the Docker.
Please read:
https://github.com/linuxserver/docker-s ... issues/188

And if that doesn't help, you can report an issue there. Linuxserver.io make the Docker.

Had same problem on Synolgy with Docker.

From the github thread above that safihre mentioned, there was an issue with the PATH variable.

Here was how I did the fix in Docker specifically after installing 4.0.2:

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.

This repopulates the PATH variable correctly.

thew1se wrote: ↑June 13th, 2023, 2:43 pm Had same problem on Synolgy with Docker.

From the github thread above that safihre mentioned, there was an issue with the PATH variable.

Here was how I did the fix in Docker specifically after installing 4.0.2:

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.

This repopulates the PATH variable correctly.

Thank you! This resolved my issue on Synology NAS with Docker.