So, I am running into an issue with Sonarr when I use the below guide to mount my Google Drive on a VPS with Ubuntu 16.04 using Google-Drive Ocamlfuse. I am on the latest version of Sonarr master branch and my system is up to date.
I am able to get my gdrive to mount and I can traverse it through terminal and see all my files, when I place a file on the drive it uploads and everything works fine from that point of view but when I point Sonarr to that directory to add all of my existing media Sonarr crashes. I am able to browse all of the folders within Sonarr when choosing my root directory but when I try to add the folder the add series screen hangs and nothing happens. I got it to work one time prior and was able to add a few of my shows but about halfway down the list it stopped loading and crashed. Below are the logs, if someone could help me out or point me in the right direction that would be fantastic!
The free space check is blowing up (somewhere in mono), because the bytes returned exceeds 9223372036854775807 (9223 PB or 9223000 TB), either positive or negative. That seems wrong, since it got partway through the list once, perhaps something with one of the series? Debug or Trace logs should give more details as to which series it was if you can get it working again.
Thank you, here are all of my log files. I tried searching for my series with the existing root path as well as deleting the root path and re-adding it. Iām not seeing anything that stands out to me besides the āValue was too largeā¦ā errorā¦ Thanks again!
Are you able to check the free space through terminal? Iām curious what value is reported there and whether mono is getting a crazy number or itās really that crazy.
So Iām not really sure whatās going onā¦ so if I try to get the size for just the folder, it just sits and ācalculatesā and never completes (I let it sit for almost 2 mins).
Iām not sure if Iām not mounting it properly or what my issue is, this may be something I need to go to the gdrive ocamlfuse github for. It is mounting properly because I can navigate the folder and see everything on my drive and if I create a new folder/file it shows up in the web gui of my google drive.