Sonarr version (exact version): 2.0.0.5344 Mono version (if Sonarr is not running on Windows): N/A OS: Windows 10 Debug logs: Description of issue: Error|DownloadedEpisodesImportService|Import failed, path does not exist or is not accessible by Sonarr.
Auto import no longer works at all for torrents via Qbittorrent, I have to initiate a manual import (which strangely works perfectly). Auto import works fine for the same location SABNZBD puts files.
Sonarr version 2.0.0.5344
QBittorrent version v4.3.0.1
Torrent name is changed (by Sonarr) and has a prefix of the name of the torrent site. That name differs from the filename/subdir.
Workaround is changing the name of the subdir and file to the name mentioned in the log
Yeah i saw that one. Still doubting whether it solves everything. They are only talking about the missing folders, but i also see a difference in the filename
Ditto. If that’s the issue then why does manual import work perfectly well as that can move the files and remove from Qbitorrent client whereas the “auto” import fails? FYI Radar also works flawlessly, if all three failed I’d look to Qbitorrent.
It’s due to qbt making a breaking change in 4.3, in 4.3.0.1 they’ve added another mechanism so Sonarr, Radarr, etc don’t have to fetch all the files, but the changes to support that in Sonarr are only in v3.
This issue doesn’t affect any download, it affects ones where the name in qbt doesn’t match the file/folder on disk.
As pointed out there are plenty of threads here pointing back to the github issue. Your choice at this time is to downgrade qbt or upgrade to the Sonarr v3 beta.
Yes and there will not be an automatic upgrade to v3. Sonarr can convert over the DB/config from known locations, but the executables are named differently so it’ll always be a manual install.