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[BUG] Cannot connect successfully to qBitorrent #101
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Originally created by @AlejandroAkbal on GitHub.
Before submitting a bug report, I have:
What is the behavior?
Cleanuperr fails to connect to qBittorrent with error 403, Unauthorized
But credentials are set correctly and work on both radarr and sonarr
Which operating system do you use?
Linux
What type of deployment do you use?
Docker container
Relevant log output
Anything else?
This is my docker compose
Compose
@AlejandroAkbal commented on GitHub:
Password is the exact same set on Sonarr and Radarr, no white spaces or anything, and marked as a literal on Coolify
The only thing I can think of is that the password has special characters like &$! And so on
Do you mind testing if it works correctly with special characters on your end?
@Flaminel commented on GitHub:
I've tested with @# and it worked fine. Would you mind giving me a specific example, something that is similar to what you have?
@AlejandroAkbal commented on GitHub:
Sure, test this one
9!rk2!Yu:Lsx8@k$*uA
@Flaminel commented on GitHub:
I've just tried it and it works just fine on my end. One thing I found was that I had to restart the qBit container once I changed the password. Can you restart the qBit container, just in case?
@Flaminel commented on GitHub:
I'm getting that same error only if I set an incorrect password for qBit. Please check double-check your env file and make sure your qBit password is correct.
@Flaminel commented on GitHub:
I'm sorry I couldn't help more. 😓 I can always try, just let me know how.
@Flaminel commented on GitHub:
Is it an option to change the password (followed by restarting the containers) to something simpler just to test it works just fine?
@AlejandroAkbal commented on GitHub:
Thank you for your help Flaminel, I appreciate you
@AlejandroAkbal commented on GitHub:
Yeah, I always restart the entire compose stack
I have tried hardcoding the password in the docker compose file, restarting, and still no luck (403 forbidden)
I even went ahead and disabled qBitorrent auth for requests on docker's compose network (172.x.x.x), and still nothing :/
Dont know what else to try
@AlejandroAkbal commented on GitHub:
I just tried Decluttarr, and also fails authenticating to qbitorrent, so I dont know, shitty fucking qbitorrent
I close this issue as it must be a problem with my docker compose
@visualies commented on GitHub:
for future humans:
got this error with localhost, worked with 127.0.0.1
@AlejandroAkbal commented on GitHub:
Update for future readers:
I fixed it by changing the password AND the username, the username also had special characters (@), so that might've been the issue >:(
@Flaminel commented on GitHub:
Hey, at least you found the problem!
@bvuk88 commented on GitHub:
I got the error with a password containing $$, removed the dollar signs and everything worked.