unRaid server/Linux based system using steefdebruijn docker server. I am using version 1.7.
Network Details (Including networking gear model/manufacturer and if on WiFi/Ethernet)
ethernet
Audio Devices (Specify what device you’re using and its connection type - USB/HDMI/etc.)
Trinnov Altitude32 connected via ethernet
Description Of Issue
Roon was working fine until about a week ago. Then it would not connect with the iPad app. So I then deleted the iPad app and reinstalled. It connected and was working fine until I decided to reinstall my backup. The Roon Sever on my unRaid will no longer start.
Thanks for sending those over, much appreciated! I’ve sent this over to the technical team for analysis and I’ll be sure to reach out to you as soon as I have their feedback. Please note that the queue for the technical team is a little longer than typical due to the holidays, but I’ll be following up soon.
Apologies for the delay due to the holidays. I checked with the team on this and they’re still investigating the exact cause of the issue, but they’re hoping you can try something which should help you get Roon up and running temporarily. First, can you confirm whether or not you have Roon backups?
I’m still waiting for further feedback from the team on the issue, but in the meantime, you can try restoring a backup from before this occurred and let us know if that helps. If you’re still seeing the issue after the restore you can go back to using a new database while we wait for the team’s feedback.
I checked with the technical team on this today and they let me know they’re continuing to investigate this with our development team. For now, using a fresh database (the instructions I provided above) will allow you to use Roon until we have more information from the team on this.
I’ll be sure to reach out ASAP once I have an update.
I never tried this as I just decided to start over. However, I am now back at this same spot. In the above instructions: When you say “Rename the folder back to RoonServer”. Which folder are you referring to? RoonServer_New or RoonServer_Old?
It seems that within a month or so of reinstalling Roon on my iPad and relabeling as described earlier that I get the dreaded cannot connect. I then have to repeat this process. I have a suspicion that this happens because of Roon forced updates. Is there any way to prevent this?
You can change automatic update settings by going to Settings > About. We have more information about this in our KB.
This isn’t something that should be happening from an update, though. If you see anything like this occur again can you use the directions found here and send us over a set of logs using a shared Dropbox link?
Even though I turned off my RoonServer core, I am unable to delete the restore file. It says I need permission from my server even though I have it set to a public file and can change the file names.