Intermittent postprocessing issue

I am running Sonarr with NZBget on a Ubuntu 15.10 linux machine. Aaaaaalmost everything is working perfectly, except . . .

Once in a while there will be a show that doesn’t seem to get post-processed correctly. Sonarr finds the nzb on my UseNet server and packs it off to NZBget. NZBget then downloads, unpacks, etc., and places the download into the correct completed category folder. But then there is sits. It never gets moved to the final destination which is on a network share via nfs.

In Sonarr, The large “Activity” icon at the top of the screen will have a small orange box with a “1” in it. Clicking on “Activity” will list the show, and it will show it as 100% downloaded. To get the show from the NZBget directory to the network share, I have to do a manual import.

As I said, it doesn’t happen too often. When it does, I cannot find a pattern. It isn’t always the same show, The shows folder/filenames always seem to be correct and I assume they are because Sonarr’s manual import finds them automagically, I cannot find anything in the Sonarr logs about it (NZBget logs are next), no unusual network issues (all wired GigE) nor hardware issues.

Is there anything in Sonarr that I could look into for a resolution?

Thanks,

Wayne

Hover over the icon on the left side of Activity: Queue for a quick overview of why it didn’t import, but you’d need to look at ((debug logs)) to get better information as to why its happening.

Next one that happens I will do as you suggest. Apparently I had logging set to Info and no debug logging took place. I changed that and now I am getting debug logging. Even so, this could take a while since it is intermittent.

Thanks,

Wayne

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I just got another one and I am having a little trouble understanding what I am seeing, but it looks more like an nzbget issue rather than a Sonarr issue.

In Sonarr, when I hover over the icon on the left side it shows “No files found are eligible for import in /home/twoblues/Videos/nzbget/TV/Powers.US.S02E09.720p.WEB.h264-DEFEATER”.

I then went to nzbget and according to it’s history, it shows

I looked through the nzbget log file and I do see where the show was downloaded, and extracted. So as far as nzbget is concerned, the show is downloaded, extracted, post-processed, and placed where is is supposed to be. So far so good. Next I navigate to the folder where nzbget is supposed to have put everything and I see a folder structure like this (I hope this looks ok):

/home/twoblues/Videos/nzbget/TV - This is where nzbget places completed tv downloads
|-- Powers.US.S02E09.720p.WEB.h264-DEFEATER - (a folder)
|-- Powers.US.S02E09.720p.WEB.h264-DEFEATER.mkv - (ALSO a folder)
|-- Powers.US.S02E09.720p.WEB.h264-DEFEATER.rar

Here is what I don’t understand. The rar file is there but when I try to manually extract it, ITS PASSWORDED!!! If it’s passworded, why does the nzbget log say it was extracted? There is nothing I can find in the nzbget log that mentions it being passworded, or anything else other than success.

Wayne

nested rar files. Afaik there are post-processing scripts for nzbget to check it more thoroughly, but don’t ask for which, I dunno.

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