Sonarr version (exact version): 2.0.0.4472 Mono version (if Sonarr is not running on Windows): Stable 4.6.2.7/08fd525 OS: Synology ((Debug logs)):
_(Make sure debug logging is enabled in settings and post the full log to hastebin/pastebin/dropbox/google drive or something similar, do not post them directly here): Only info logging was running at the time. Current debug logs don’t show anything interesting about the event. Description of issue:
Hello, I’m running Sonarr on a Synology DS1815+. I was downloading a torrent with multiple seasons within the torrent. Sonarr has imported one episode and seemingly deleted the rest (100gb+). The torrent finished at 3:44AM and the Activity - History page shows one item from the torrent was imported for that time stamp. At the same time, the importdecisionmaker has gone through and started failing on the rest of the downloaded files because they no longer exist.
Debug level logging wasn’t running at the time of issue.
Was the torrent still seeding at the time of import?
No.
Which torrent client?
uTorrent 3.4.8
Were the files RARed?
No
To test what might be causing this, I started the same torrent but this time grabbed just a few episodes. All episodes were from the same season but this time the torrent was removed, but NO episodes were imported. Files were moved to the recycle bin this time as I had enabled it rather than lost like last time.
Using the manual import, none of the files were recognised from the name and had to be manually selected in sonarr.
How were they named? The logs don’t show any imports happening because the same torrent was previously imported, the easiest way to work around that would be to remove the series from Sonarr and re-add it so it can reprocess it, see the names from manual import would be helpful as well.
Sonarr doesn’t officially support multi-season torrents, though I don’t think that was the issue here, the issue seems to be that it was able to import one episode, but then failed to parse the remaining files and treated the single imported file as a success (which is expected behaviour, but not always ideal, such as now).
Sonarr doesn’t officially support multi-season torrents, though I don’t think that was the issue here, the issue seems to be that it was able to import one episode, but then failed to parse the remaining files and treated the single imported file as a success (which is expected behaviour, but not always ideal, such as now).
Fair enough. I did forget to mention that whilst the torrent was downloading, Sonarr did show the entirety of the first season of the torrent in the activity tab.