It also means we could potentially deal with recurring issues (and thus repeated error log entries). And you will need to adjust the folder settings for sabnzbd and sonarr. Yes, a sinle, matching mountpoint, for each jail should work. The fact you have different destination paths, means the files show in different places from ether jail's perspective. This would allow the Condition to tackle reporting the issues, and specify how critical it is. No the source path doesn't affect where it ends up in the jail. So a if (_rootFolderPresentCondition.IsSatified(series.RootFolder. The Condition would obviously just invoke diskProvider, but then also be able to handle the error/issue reporting. RootFolderCheck would simply invoke 'RootFolderPresentCondition' for all series, import would do the same but then for one series.
Move the actual diskprovider check away from the import logic into a separate 'Check'/'Verify'/'Condition'/something class that does the heavy lifting.
Sonarr missing root folder series#
Or better yet, have the error detection during import / series scan that checks whether the root folder exists report an 'Issue' so we can track it. Sonarr is running as a service like this: ĭescription=Sonarr Daemon After=network.targetĮxecStart=/usr/bin/mono -debug /opt/NzbDrone/NzbDrone.exe -nobrowserįinally, in Sonarr, I updated the path from /mnt/sdc1, to /home/myuser/ShowName but I'm getting the same error.That's easy to do with these attributes.īut we could implement a causing it only to recheck if the healthcheck failed previously. I thought that maybe, adding myuser to the groups with permission would help.
Sonarr missing root folder tv#
The perms look like this: /home/myuser# ls -l /home/sabnzbd/Downloads/ĭrwxrwxrwx 30 sabnzbd sabnzbd 4096 Mar 21 08:50 completeĭrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 4096 Mar 18 15:00 tv To make sure both users can read and write to any sub-directory. I wasn't sure, to what path the error was referring, so I ran this: sudo chmod -R ugo+rw /home/sabnzbd/Downloads/ So for sonarr this would be - 192.168.10.10:8989 What I would like. System.UnauthorizedAccessException: Access to the path is denied. More particularly, I noticed that a video file when viewed straight out of the project tree, its located in a hidden temp folder This message may appear if a previous root folder is no longer used Is there a way to direct a url such as an image location to. This is in my Sonarr log: 20-3-21 08:45:47.6|Warn|ImportApprovedEpisodes|Couldn't import episode /home/sabnzbd/Downloads/incomplete//8a96bd8519ca4f0db9daf9234a4ae55c.mkv I think this happens because the option 'Create empty series folders' is not active, but if I active this option, every time after a disk scan, Sonarr create all the missing folders, even if there're no files inside on it.
I am running Ubuntu 19.10 and the target drive is NTFS. Sabnzbd downloads to /home/sabnzbd/Downloads/incomplete and my Plex library resides at /mnt/sdc1/tv (in this case). Sonarr runs as myuser and Sabnzbd runs as sabnzbd. I am having a problem getting Sonarr to post-process downloaded files, then move them to my Plex media folder.
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