Sonarr on linux utorrent on windows

[kenshinjeff]

I have managed to configure sonarr (linux) to search and download torrents, it talks to utorrent (windows) fine as I can manually click it to download the torrents. However I’m having problem automatically moving the completed files.

Has it got something to do with “Remote Path Mappings” in the options?

I’m using the latest stable build from git and the error looks like this:

Request Failed: value [J:\torrents\bbt.mkv] is not a valid *nix path. paths must start with /
Parameter name: path

Alternatively, I have an existing batch file for utorrent, I can make it such that the downloaded files go into another shared windows directory. Is there any way for sonarr to “scan” that mount point, rename the files and move the completed files to the correct place?

[markus101]

@kenshinjeff

Has it got something to do with “Remote Path Mappings” in the options?

Yes, you need to tell Sonarr how to translate the path that uTorrent reports to one accessible on the linux machine.

@kenshinjeff

Alternatively, I have an existing batch file for utorrent, I can make it such that the downloaded files go into another shared windows directory. Is there any way for sonarr to “scan” that mount point, rename the files and move the completed files to the correct place?

Thats pretty much what a Remote Path Mapping does, but it won’t scan the files directly, just what the uTorrent API tells Sonarr about.