This morning Sonarr was reporting that it was unable to import several files, as they ended with a .lnk (windows link/shortcut) extension. A bit of poking around led to this thread where other people are discussing the same problem.
Be careful out there!
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It is time to renew my Drunkenslug account if you only went with one which one would you go with Nzbgeek or Drunkenslug 90% of what I download is adult content??
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I don’t plan to use it at all solo (way too dangerous) but if I’m driving family members somewhere distant and I as the driver avoid looking at the screen, I don’t see why it would be a problem. Plus we can all also listen to the content. This is from a jailbroken iPhone 6 running CarBridge, a jailbroken version of CarPlay that lets you open any app on CarPlay. It works flawlessly.
So sonarr seems to have a setting to make your episodes absolute ordered, and when selecting it it will add the absolute numbering next to the episodes in the web GUI, but it doesn’t actually adjust the way it organizes the files (at least in my case)
Is there a way to have it actually organize files with absolute ordering?
My use case right now is One Piece, I’m downloading the first 600 or so episodes from a single torrent since I have after that point and it keeps trying to use season/episode on the triple digits incorrectly (so it thinks 602 is s06e02), and I’d prefer in general to have it be absolute since I don’t see many torrents using season/episode format.
So I had recently got working and they we walking fantastically. All of the sudden, both of them stopped getting files over to NZBGet. I manually downloaded an NZB file and launched it and NZBGet immediately opened the file and began the download, so I don’t believe it’s the client. When I add a new video in either program, it just says “completed” in the bottom left, but never tries to process anything and NZBGet just stayes idle.
Checking the client and indexers shows green checks like everything is good, but still nothing. I uninstalled NZBGet and reinstalled first, still nothing.
I hadn’t changed my configs at all, they just stopped working. Any ideas?
My movies never end up in the correct movies directory: /data/media/movies
after downloading to /data/torrents/
instead their hardlinks end up in the parent directory /data/
.
My docker-compose.yml
radarr:
image: lscr.io/linuxserver/radarr:latest
container_name: radarr
restart: unless-stopped
volumes:
- /mediastackappdata/radarr:/config
- /mediastack:/data
ports:
- "${WEBUI_PORT_RADARR:?err}:7878"
environment:
- PUID=${PUID:?err}
- PGID=${PGID:?err}
- TZ=${TIMEZONE:?err}
- DOCKER_MODS=ghcr.io/themepark-dev/theme.park:radarr
- TP_THEME=${TP_THEME:?err}
networks:
- mediastack
In Radarr I have /data/media/movies
set as my only root directory. This was changed several times, I originally had /data/
as the root directory, later changing it to /data/media/movies/
, but for some reason after the torrent finishes, the hardlinks are created in /data/
still. I have restarted and even updated Radarr, …
Is it possible to use {Movie CleanOriginalTitle} for renaming only for certain languages (e.g. French and German) and otherwise use English?