u/GalacticFox-

I installed Radarr/Prowlarr/Flaresolverr/Deluge as Containers in my unRAID system. I've been through configuration videos and set up Radarr and Sonarr as Apps within Prowlarr. I have a Flaresolver indexer setup within Prowlarr with a tag and also have tags setup in Radarr and Sonarr for "radarr" and "sonarr". I also have Deluge configured as a download client (and it works, I tested it manually).

For whatever reason, if I add a movie in Radarr, it doesn't kick off any automation and I'm not sure why. If I add something, it just sits on status "Missing". I don't have Indexers setup in Radarr or Sonarr, but from what I saw, that should be handled by Prowlarr.

The only thing I can see that might be related is that I get a couple of status messages in Radarr that say:

"No indexers available with RSS sync enabled, Radarr will not grab new releases automatically"

and

"No indexers available with Automatic Search enabled, Radarr will not provide any automatic search results"

I've searched and cannot find instructions on how to change those settings. Or are those basically inconsequential messages as the Indexer should be handled through Prowlarr? If Radarr is set up as an App in Prowlarr, can I ignore those warnings? I added several sites as Indexers in Prowlarr and they tested successfully. I'm not sure what is missing from this configuration to get it to work automatically. I've been through the settings for all these apps and I'm not seeing anything that is glaringly missing.

I'd appreciate any help!

Edit: Solved. I had tags that were unecessary under the Applications section in Prowlarr for "radarr" and "sonarr". I removed those and its working now.

I currently have a Traeger, but sometimes I miss charcoal. It's just the wife and myself and we rarely cook for more than the two of us. Is charcoal wasteful for just two people? Would it be a bad idea to get a charcoal grill if I have to use a significant amount of fuel or are there ways to use a smaller amount of fuel for grilling, like ventilation control? I've never owned a charcoal grill and used one just a few times.

Second, most of the research I've done on charcoal grills seems to come back to "just get a Weber Kettle". Do these ever go on sale? Maybe around fathers day or the 4th of July? I'd like to buy one on a discount, if I can.

I'm looking at moving to another state and have some ideas, but I'm hoping someone can offer some locations I haven't thought of that I should add to my list of places to consider.

Things I'm looking for (obviously, just a wish list and there's no perfect place that matches all of these):

Blue state / progressive culture. Could be open to a purple state or blue stronghold in a Red state.. that is kind of my current situation.

Community that values art, good food, nature, etc.

Legal recreational or medical marijuana (I have chronic pain and this helps a lot).

Near the ocean or mountains/forest (or both!).

Decent sized or good jobs/economy (I work remotely, but in the event that I lost my job, I'd like to live somewhere near a place with jobs.. if I didn't have to worry about working the options would be a lot more open since I could move somewhere more rural).

Little to no snow (I have some injuries and shoveling snow is terrible, but if I had the space I could get a snowblower, so this isn't 100% mandatory).

Decent Cost of Living (Portland area Oregon is about the top of my tolerable scale).

Ideally able to buy a decent size lot (.25 acre minimum, but I'd be open to several acres if possible).

Low crime. I've always lived in places that are very low crime and like not having to worry about my house or car being broken into or other criminal activity.

Low emphasis on religion. I'm not and have never been religious and my wife was brought up in it and has significant religious trauma, so we want to avoid that.

Needs a Costco nearby. My wife works at Costco and will likely be a lifer, plus I like supporting how they run their business.

Places I've had in mind (to give you an idea of what I've been thinking)

Oregon - I LOVE the pacific northwest, but housing prices are high. I also like space in and around my home, which seems less likely here since they don't really have basements (at least in the Portland area) and prices are high, so getting a larger lot is going to cost significantly more. I think the PNW would be my ideal place if it weren't so expensive. If I could build the house I wanted on like an acre or even half acre of land, this would be the spot. Open to considering cities outside of Portland. I'm not a big urban/city person, but like being close for events/shopping, etc.

New England - I haven't spent a lot of time here, but I've been through the states, mostly Vermont and Maine and like the vibe. I'm not sure about job opportunities, though.

Wisconsin - I've been here, cold and miserable winters and far from the ocean or mountains but it's green and there are a lot of lakes. Plus one of my best friends lives here.

North Carolina - It's one of the few states that I have not been to. It seems like it might be similar to what I'm looking for in some ways. Could be wrong, though.

If it were feasible, I'd honestly consider moving to Canada, but I don't know how likely it would be to move there and gain citizenship, plus I know the Vancouver area is very unaffordable.