Sonarr version (exact version): 2.0.0.3953
Mono version (if Sonarr is not running on Windows): 4.2.3
OS: Ubuntu 15.10
((Debug logs)) (posted to hastebin or similar):
sonarr error log: http://hastebin.com/nisisiviro.tex
Description of issue:
I’m using Jackett through Torznab to search torrents from alpharatio. When I search for torrent files from within Sonarr and click to add them to the download queue Sonarr will give me the error: “Invalid torrent file specified”.
Searching works just fine, but the actual downloading fails. The error does not happen using KAT with the build in preset.
Looking into the issue I found the above error in the Sonarr log. Other than that I found that when I try to download the files Sonarr throws a javascript error 500. See the link above. It seems it’s failing with an internal error, but I wasn’t sure if it was before or after contacting Jackett (to figure out if it was Jackett related).
However I found something else fairly interesting. Looking at my network tools in the browser I see that the 500 error is happening when requesting the root sonarr page. Looking into it’s payload I see that Sonarr got the info from Jackett. The payload includes a link to the .torrent file that works when tested in my browser. So somehow Sonarr fails somewhere between getting the payload and adding it to my torrent client.
I’m using transmission-daemon, if it matters. Again Sonarr has no problems adding KAT torrents to my transmission client, so I’m kinda stumped when it comes to figuring out what’s causing my problem.