Sonarr version (exact version): 2.0.0.5252 OS: Windows 10 Enterprise 64-bit Debug logs: Description of issue:
When automatic or manual search, I get no results. Using Jackett, I went to see if what jackett returns. It seems searching for {seriesname} {s01} yields no results because torrent is named {seriesname} {1. serie}. If I search for {seriesname} {1} only, jackett correctly shows the torent and parses the name correctly to format {seriesname} {s01}.
How can I change the way the sonnar composes its searchstring, so it searches for “1”, instead of “S01”?
You can’t, it’s a standardized search string. You may be able to manipulate it within Jackett before it hits the indexer, but Sonarr isn’t going to be able to understand that result.
If I understand it correctly, Sonarr being opensource, there should be a way to change its searchstring in the code and recompile it. Could you or anyone else point me to the file where its being specified?
Also, I have googled to do it in Jackett, but havent found a way.
I dont think you understood me properly. If I search for seriename 1 in jackett directly, it returns the name as seriename S01. Giving this back to sonarr would make it understand it, no?
The only thing I need to change is the string that goes to “the site” (is that the indexer?). All returned values are propper with correct parsing.
Thank you kindly for your help.
I googled a bit for jackett side override but didnt found it. Ill give it another tries and then Ill ask in their forums, as a last step Ill have to learn how to compile a github repo for the first time in my life xD