Problem logging in

[Muerio]

Hi,

so I wanted to give Youtarr a try and move away from my shell scripts.
I got the container running, opened the interface over port 3087 and was greeted by the login screen.
Even though I logged in using plex, I'm only see the login screen and can't change to the configuration.

Any ideas what could be the problem here?

[dialmaster]

Can you give me a little more information:
What kind of system are you running on (Windows/Linux).
What were the steps you followed to login?
Did you get any errors during login?

Also, if you are willing to take a look in your <youtarr_directory>/config/config.json, did the plexApiKey get populated with a value?

If you can try logging in again and give me the output of your browser console log and also the youtarr docker container log when you try I can probably figure out the issue and fix it :)

Thanks for helping me test and make this better!

[dialmaster]

Thanks for all the info. I have to fit this in around my day job, but I'll try to setup a system to replicate your config, see if I can reproduce your issue, and fix it. I'll ping once I have a fix (or if I need more details).

I opened an issue to look into this and will make it my highest priority: #25

[dialmaster]

@Muerio One more followup question just to ensure I setup a mirror system to duplicate your issue properly:
You have Plex running on the same Ubuntu machine as you are trying to run Youtarr, correct?
I assume that you can directly access plex on the host machine using the standard port, eg: localhost:32400 ?
Are you running Plex in it's own Docker container, or just directly in the host?

[Muerio]

Plex is running directly on the host. Accessing Plex using localhost works.

[dialmaster]

Hi @Muerio I have a fix ready and merged to the main branch in my github repo.
I have tested it on an Ubuntu system running the same version as you, with a Plex server running directly on the host Ubuntu.
Please do a 'git pull' and then re-run setup.sh.
Once that is done stop and restart your running docker container for youtarr:
./stop.sh
./start.sh

Let me know if that resolves things for you.
I'll keep the issue open until I get confirmation that it is fixed.

[Muerio]

Hi @dialmaster,

great, it works!
Thank you for the quick response.