Apache is broken when I updated to Quts 6 - Options?

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I just updated to Quts 6 and it broke Apache and all my apps that run on it.

Can I just install the last version of Quts 5 and will it roll back? If not what are my options?

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Container would be an easy option

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Yeah, run Apache in a container or reach out to the developer on Apache on MyQnap.Org. I believe they are reachable on Discord. I am sure these 3rd party apps will get released shortly.

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Please open a support ticket and share the ticket number with me, so I can have our internal team look into this further. Thanks!

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It looks like MyQNAP.org may have released a new version — perhaps you could give it a try? Thanks!

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Ok, I updated to the latest version of Apache, with the same results. The offending app is Radarr.net create by QoolBox, also known as QNAP_Stephane, who apparently works for QNAP. Perhaps they could update the app…

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Did you try to use sherpa to install radarr?

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Stephane does not work for QNAP. He’s an independent developer.

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Hi @dm. Sorry, sherpa doesn’t yet support Radarr. :frowning:

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He does: https://rocketreach.co/stephane-guerithault-email_67246134

But his QPKGs are kind-of a side deal. Not “officially” endorsed by QNAP, and he maintains them in his own time from what I hear.

:nerd_face:

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Mixed up Readarr and Radarr

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Well, I had no idea! At least now I have an email address!

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I don’t understand why two versions of some of the Apache## *arr apps show up duplicated. If I remove one, they both disappear. If I install the QuTS 6 version, the old one also shows up. Both have the same version number! What is up with that?

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I had the same issue, at least I think. I updated Radarr via the MyQnap QPKG and it appeared to stop working. When delving in via console review it looks like it couldn’t access a core library:

libc.so.6: version `GLIBC_2.38’ not found

Diving deeper I found that the LD_LIBRARY_PATH was missing /lib. It had been overwritten, in my case, by the NVIDIA driver to only look in its folders. I first tested adding /lib back with

export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/lib:$LD_LIBRARY_PATH

and then started Radarr via the SSH command line. It came up in my browser shortly thereafter. I then tried adding it to the Autorun.sh (which I enabled via Control Panel > Hardware > General) and rebooted. Nothing I did could get it to start automatically. I had to come in via SSH run the above command and manually start it after that from command line.

Fortunately, I was able to pull a backup so I could finally convert to running Radarr properly in a Docker container. That would be my recommendation in the long run.