I’m sure I’ll get some flames for dumbness, but I’m at a loss on how to handle Sonarr’s Completed Download Handling on a Freenas 9.3 installation. I understand that I need to use a remote path mapping but have failed to figure out how to configure this method.
Under Freenas storage jails are used to point folders into the internal path of a virtual application like Sonarr, since direct access to a server directory is not allowed. I have two storage jails, one for the download file directory (From SABnzbd v 2.0) and one for Sonarr’s placement into the permanent library.
Using Drone Factory I am able to monitor the storage jail for the downloaded file, and it does the rest without a hitch.
Sure you can get some assistance, but it would be helpful if you laid out all the jails and paths involved.
Remote Path Mapping:
Host = Host specified in Settings->Download Client->Sabnzbd->host
Remote Path = Path that Sabnzbd sees
Local Path = Path that Sonarr sees
Host= 0.0.0.0, however its IP is really 192.168.1.2:8080
Remote Path = /Media/Downloads/complete/tv
Local Path = /media/ (Drone Factory scans this directory for completed downloads)
I’ve set the Host to 192.168.1.2 and set the remote path to /Media/Downloads/complete/tv but with no success. Sonaar reports that there are no media files in that location. Obviously its a pathing issue, that I just don’t see.
Will figure this out eventually, as I’m hoping another user of FreeNas has already made this work for them.
You should still give us a proper overview of how you setup is. Check Sab what path’s involved, copy paste that. Any any other info like how your jails are mounted.
Download Client
Name: Sabnzbd
Enabled: Yes
Host: 192.168.1.2
Port: 8080
API Key: bb3a1fccd8b4e**********4982257fd
Category; tv
Recent Priority: High
Use SSL: No
sabnzbd reports /Media/Downloads/complete/tv/ as directory for the downloads.
Which is /mnt/downloads/complete/tv/ on the host.
Which is mounted in the sonarr jail as /media.
So /Media/Downloads/complete/tv/ (sabnzbd) should be mapped to /media (sonarr).
And on a side note: You should not mix lower and upper case, it’s horribly painful and very error prone.