[Solved] Auto-importing from Deluge on another server to Network Share

[mattgphoto]

Edit on 10/1 @ 4pm pacific: I GOT IT!!! Thank you @Thirrian!!!
Sonarr version (exact version): 2.0.0.4949
Mono version (if Sonarr is not running on Windows):
OS: Windows 10
Debug logs: https://pastebin.com/n3he04tN
Description of issue:
Ok guys, I’m SO CLOSE I CAN FEEL IT.

I just found out about Sonarr/Jackett today. I REALLY want this to work, as I’ve wanted automatic torrent downloads for years.

Here’s the setup:
Synology NAS: Running deluge, Jackett, and hosts all the media that my Plex Media Server pulls from.
Rack 1U server: Running Plex Media Server
My Windows PC: Running Sonarr.

Deluge: Downloads all files to a path on the NAS: /volume1/Downloads

Sonarr: Imported all the series from a network share on the NAS fine. No biggie (Well, I had to figure out that running the service as myself was the only way Sonarr saw the network shares, but that’s fine).
It will find new episodes on the torrent site fine, throw them to Deluge, great.

The problem comes in when Sonarr tries to import the files (manually, or automatically).
At this point, it’s trying to import them to /volume1/Downloads, which is the deluge path that completed downloads go to locally on the NAS. The issue with this is that /volume1/Downloads doesn’t exist on my Windows PC, so naturally Sonarr borks (see the log excerpt).

Is there any way I can change this directory or fix this? PLEASE help me know if this is possible, or if there’s any way I can get automatic downloads for shows to finally work with this combo of pc’s/servers.

Thank you for any input or help you can provide!\

Sidenote: I’d do all of this with Sonarr on my Synology NAS, but the older version of Sonarr available on the Synocommunity throws JSON errors when trying to connect to deluge. Otherwise this seems like it’d be possible. :-/

Edit: I see what @Thirrian is referring to here:

But it doesn’t look like it does anything, I still see:
[v2.0.0.4949] System.ArgumentException: value [/volume1/Downloads/Filename.of.download.mpg] is not a valid Windows path. paths must be a full path eg. C:\Windows
Parameter name: path

[Thirrian]

You’ll need to fiddle with the remote path mappings in sonarr.
Settings > Download Client > (enable advanced settings) > Remote Path Mappings

(If you really want to run sonarr on your syno, consider installing it as a Docker container. That’s opening another can of worms though.)

[mattgphoto]

Yeah… then I’d have to figure out how to give the docker container access to the host’s filesystem, and don’t know if that would solve the problem exactly.