Error trying to run post-processing script. Unable to send OnDownload notification...Native error= Access denied

[Byrd]

Sonarr version (exact version): 2.0.0.5301
Mono version (if Sonarr is not running on Windows): 5.16.0
OS: unRAID 6.6.6, binhex-sonarr docker
Debug logs: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1eHiR5_TbNFgLBOXFD7yRJx4ZFZOzWJxw [Error occuring is at the bottom]
Description of issue: Unable to send OnDownload notification to: lcextractor_cleanup: ApplicationName=’/scripts/lcextractor_cleanup.py’, CommandLine=’’, CurrentDirectory=’’, Native error= Access denied

Trying to run a python script that cleans up extracted files after import. However, sonarr is giving me an error that I’m not sure how to understand/fix.

I’m using the LCExtractor plugin for Deluge, with the LC_extractor Cleanup script, set to run “On Download” and “On Upgrade”. I followed the instructions for the script for modifying deluge url/password. The only thing I wasn’t sure on in the README instructions was " Ensure script is executable and set correct shebang for your environment".

LCExtractor Cleanup github here: https://github.com/levic92/LCExtractor/tree/master/extras

My docker permissions give Sonarr read/write access to /data as well as /media, I initially was storing the script in /scripts instead of /data, and tried moving it to /data but still was getting the same error.

My LCExtractor plugin is set to extract the file in place inside the torrent folder.

Is this just a limitation of using Sonarr in a Docker?
Similar issue I found on the LCExtractor github: https://github.com/levic92/LCExtractor/issues/23

EDIT: If anyone comes across this looking for extra help. I did manage to solve cleaning up files, but with a different script , https://gist.github.com/fryfrog/94716e7e27ba38dff57c7631d9f58bed

[markus101]

Is the script executable for the user running Sonarr?

[Byrd]

How would I check this? The only user on my unRAID server is root. And, Sonarr successfully “tests” the script in the settings.

I also had the same issue running a different script that would perform the same purpose, however that one was a Shell Script.

[markus101]

@Byrd

How would I check this?

Check the permissions of the file.

@Byrd

Sonarr successfully “tests” the script in the settings.

That only checks that the file is present.

[Byrd]

Ok, I went into the security settings on the file through Windows, and enabled Read & Execute for all the listed users, which somewhat helped, now I’m getting a different error from the script and the extracted file still isn’t being cleaned up. It spit this log file out into the script folder

Full Sonarr log

[markus101]

That’s the script itself throwing an error.

[Byrd]

That’s what I assumed, I guess this is closed from a Sonarr perspective then. Thanks for the help.