Unable to set flood as download client

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I’m trying to set flood as radarr’s download client. I fill in all the settings like this:

Name: Flood
Enabled: yes
Host: localhost
port: 3000
SSL: no
Url base: /flood
Username: myusername
Password: mypassword
Destination: mydestination

But this error pops up on the host form: “Unable to connect to Flood, please check your settings”.
I can access flood without any problem from the SSO.

Same problem with lidarr, sonarr, and prowlarr.

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Please provide Radarr’s logs. As far as I can tell, Flood is not packaged for YunoHost, please explain how you have installed it.

Can you perform a curl http://localhost:3000/flood from the command line?

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I installed flood from yunohost’s web ui.

As for the command you asked for, here it is the output
curl: (7) Failed to connect to localhost port 3000: Connection refused

Here’s the radarr log:

https://paste.yunohost.org/qatimiceni

I forgot to say that until 2 days ago, I was able to add flood as download client without any problems. I don’t think I changed anything in this 2 days, at least not on purpose.

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Ah yeah indeed, it is in the catalog. Sorry for the confusion, my search-fu failed me.

Are you sure Flood is running on port 3000, and that its service is running?

To check the port: yunohost app info flood --full --output-as json | jq .settings.port

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That was it! The port was not 3000 anymore but 8101!
Just out of curiosity, how or why the port changed? I don’t think it was me, since I have no idea how to do it.

6

I cannot say. Have you recently upgraded Radarr?

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Maybe, I’m not sure. However a new problem occurred. Radarr seems not being able to add torrents to flood. Checking the logs this is what I’ve found:

2022-04-21 02:03:28.9|Warn|HttpClient|HTTP Error - Res: [POST] http://localhost:8101/flood/api/torrents/add-urls: 403.Forbidden (47 bytes)
{"code":"EACCES","message":"Permission denied"}
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I don’t know Flood, does it have a API and requires a token for it?

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Sorry, deleting last post as it was unclear. No, flood doesn’t require any token, but as you can see by the radarr log, it calls the API, specifically add-urls, but then it ends up in a 403 forbidden error. Could this be something related to permission/ownership? if so, what and where should I edit?

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