Unacceptable file type, only regular file is allowed.

[daNutzzzzz]

Hi,

Ive had this come up today, nothings changed my end other than linuxserver.io/qbittorrent was updated. If i revert to the previous version of then it works again.

          > After some troubleshooting, I think this is because the LinuxServer scripts think the mod has already been applied. If you check the Docker logs with `docker compose logs qbittorrent`, which of these do you see?

1. qbittorrent  | [mod-init] Running Docker Modification Logic
   qbittorrent  | [mod-init] Adding gabe565/linuxserver-mod-vuetorrent to container
   qbittorrent  | [mod-init] Downloading gabe565/linuxserver-mod-vuetorrent from ghcr.io
   qbittorrent  | [mod-init] Installing gabe565/linuxserver-mod-vuetorrent
   qbittorrent  | [mod-init] gabe565/linuxserver-mod-vuetorrent applied to container
   

2. qbittorrent  | [mod-init] Running Docker Modification Logic
   qbittorrent  | [mod-init] Adding gabe565/linuxserver-mod-vuetorrent to container
   qbittorrent  | [mod-init] gabe565/linuxserver-mod-vuetorrent at 
   sha256:e13dd95584b75b06ae8e3cf91ca7634056127423d4b2ddb09ac9aeefda02fea0 has been previously applied skipping
   

If your logs look like number 2 and you don't see the /vuetorrent dir inside the container, then I have two ideas that could solve this (see below). I'm not yet sure why the mod wasn't installed during the new version startup.

To fix, you can either remove the state file and restart:

1. docker compose exec qbittorrent bash
2. rm /gabe565.linuxserver-mod-vuetorrent.latest
3. exit
4. docker compose restart qbittorrent

Or you can recreate the container:

1. docker compose rm --stop qbittorrent
2. docker compose up -d

Done that, ans now I se this in the container log:

Originally posted by @glanc in #53 (comment)

[gabe565]

@daNutzzzzz I'll reopen and reply to the original issue!