Sonarr version (exact version): 4.0.14.2939 Mono version (if Sonarr is not running on Windows): 6.8.0.105 OS: Linux (5.15.92-1-osmc #1 SMP PREEMPT Tue Jul 25 00:03:42 UTC 2023 aarch64 GNU/Linux) Debug logs: - Description of issue: I have running radarr/sonarr and transmission on my osmc (over a rpi4).
Transmission is downloading the files over /media/Multimedia/Torrents and my Root Folder is /home/osmc/NFS/Series (this is an NFS mount point), the Series folders are created OK over this mount point but when Sonarr send the torrent to Transmission and it is downloaded on /media/Multimedia/Torrents never gets move to /home/osmc/NFS/Series/{Serie}/{Seasson}.
I have set a Remote Path as “Remote” /media/Multimedia/Torrents and “Local” /home/osmc/NFS/ and yet is not moving the files as I should expected.
I have Radarr doing the same for Movies and it works as expected.
Logs will be needed to see if there are any errors
Are there any errors displayed in the Activity queue in Sonarr itself to indicate why the download is not being moved?
Are you using a Sonarr specific category?
Are you using a Sonarr specific category? (I believe for Transmission this needs to be a folder? Since Transmission does support categories? Don’t use so not familiar.)
This is necessary so Sonarr knows what downloads it needs to care about.
As I said, there is nothing related to the files moving or grabbing on them.
I think I fixed it, looks like sonarr doesn’t play well with Transmission downloading to a NFS and then moving the files to a Root Folder which is another NFS, I plugged a disk to the machine and set Transmission to download there and sonarr grab it from there to the Root Folder (NFS) and now it works.
Glad it’s resolved, but I feel like it would probably be worth it to fix your mounts rather than continue with the fiddly setup you have now.
I don’t see a reason to use /home/… for one application and /media/… for another, and then use remote path mappings to try and fix that, when that functionality is really meant for when sonarr and download client are running on different machines. Just my $0.02
On my working setup when I moved away one of them from the NFS i deleted the remote path.
Anyway, I would like to know if there is a way to see sonarr actually logging from where (PATH) is trying to get the movies once are downloaded or not, because in debug mode, the log says nothing about it, it could be helpful to see something like:
ERROR: moving Yojimbo from /media/torrents to /home/osmc/NFS/Movies/Yojimbo - Permission denied
or something like that, so you will know where to look or if it is grabbing things from the correct PATH.