I simply mean that I can’t see any rel from shareisland indexer
2&3. I hope yes, Sonarr already has already grabbed Others release from shareisland, so I think is all ok on configuration side, only 2 categories on sonarr, like on jackett
Ok, Stagione is the same as Season (in my local Language)
for the second problem, I cleared all the log then I start a search for monitored missing episode in series, and all episode are monitored, for that I can see, Sonarr search entire season but no results from shareisland
Does Sonarr make a request to that indexer? (debug logs will show it), trace logs will show more, though starting with debug logs should give some idea whether a request was made or not. Also make sure the indexer tests okay in Sonarr.
For what I know there’s also a single episode on shareisland, so the result about the single episode is correct. Possible that the result is: 18-3-14 13:05:59.3|Debug|DownloadDecisionMaker|Processing release 'Marvels Jessica Jones 1080p S02E01 DD5 1 ITA ENG WEBMux mkv' from 'Shareisland'
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Where I can find into the logs the exact search that sonarr do? So I can try manually inside jackett, do you think that can be helpfull?
I can ask to Jackett team some info about this strange behavior.
What about the The Tick (2016)? Do you need trace logs also for that?
They’re in that log file, just above the snippets I posted. Not sure it will give you much if Jackett is just forwarding the request to the indexer.
Probably the same issue, not worth spending time on it if that’s the case, if you want to confirm, check the logs, but based on the screenshots, it’s the same thing.
I checked the log, so let me know if I understand, Sonarr search with this code: 18-3-14 13:05:58.1|Debug|Torznab|Downloading Feed http://192.168.2.100:9117/api/v2.0/indexers/shareisland/results/torznab/api?t=tvsearch&cat=5030,5040&extended=1&apikey=(removed)&offset=0&limit=100&q=Marvels%20Jessica%20Jones&season=2
So I see Marvels%20Jessica%20Jones&season=2
I think is like I open a manual search and I search Marvels Jessica Jones but I don’t know how to concatenate &season=2
btw on jackett if I manually search Marvels Jessica Jones I got this
So there’s 3 results, like I said I don’t know how to concatenate &season=2
If I add season 2 I can’t find nothing
because season is not always used in my country, instead if I use stagione here the results
Sorry if I bother you but is only to better understand the situation.
Is possible (if make sense) add a custom searching word during the search? I mean if I set a profile to italian, the word ita italian and italiano are searched, but is only half way if the search in english words.
Why though? Those aren’t part of the title or season, it’s just extra content later in the title, which will almost surely mess up the search.
Jackett should be translating the search (including the season=2) to a search that is valid for that indexer, adding more search terms in Sonarr won’t fix that.
That’s the message logged, not exactly what Sonarr tells the indexer to search for.
That is the request to the indexer (Jackett in this case), Jackett should translate that request to a proper search on the indexer. It’s Jackett’s job to translate that request as required (it has everything it needs to do it), it’s not Sonarr’s job to make a custom request to the indexer behind Jackett (it makes the standard Torznab request).
Now I don’t want to look like a teacher but In my opinion, for a future/better and smart foreign integration, Sonarr (and Radarr too, but for that I’ve to ask to Radarr develop team), would be very cool if the search was made like this http://192.168.2.100:9117/api/v2.0/indexers/shareisland/results/torznab/api?t=tvsearch&cat=5030,5040&extended=1&apikey=(removed)&offset=0&limit=100&q=Marvels%20Jessica%20Jones&season=2&profile=italian
where the very last part is the language in profile settings, inside Sonarr
For Sonarr/Radarr I think is quite a “simple” mod to do, the hard works is on Jackett side, where for each language, can be specified a list of replacements, for example Season or S became Stagione (in italian) and so on …
What do you think? Make sense?
If you think is good I can open a new feature request on Sonarr git for that