Anyone have a simple resolution for this? Thanks. When I try to map it in settings the B: drive doesn't even show up. Of course, this is at least two steps too many if I could simply directly map Sonarr to the Synology folders.
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> I have to use the Synology Cloud Drive software to automatically mirror one-way the Download folder to the server so that Sonarr can manually pick it up and move it to a My Videos/Television/ folder for it to get automatically uploaded back to the Synology mirror folder where the Win10 Plex server finds it and adds to the library. The volume is mapped to the Win10 server through Synology's assistant (B:). > Download Station running on Synology NAS to local Download folder. > Plex server on Win10 which also runs the Sonarr as a service.
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I suspect it's a permissions setting, but I'm clueless how to resolve it. In the past I used the watch folder function, but now without that option I am left manually importing every episode. I also tried re-creating the folder at the remote downloaded location T: and moving the file into the folder with same downloaded name structure but it still failed with same error message.I am having difficulty setting up the remote path mapping on v.03. I forgot to mention that the T: mapped network drive has modify permissions for everyone. Sonarr and qbit are on the same machine, however, qbit downloads the files directly to the network mapped drive T: which is on a different machine.Īre your download client qbit I assume and Sonarr on different machines? Sonarr also has this drive T: mapped as a root folder. Ok, so I have removed the root path T: and added the path where all the series are stored and sorted D. Delete that Remote Path Mapping, right now all it does is tell Sonarr to look in the wrong place for downloads.Ĭhecked QBT to create subfolders for torrents with multiple files and restarted sonarr. So then I download the previous episode that showed missing and did the same thing except this time it took that episode and moved to the folder where the 1st one downloaded…this is perfect and better than I expected, so why should I just not point QBT to D: instead of T:? Went back and download the 1st missing episode of a show and and I saw that while it was downloading, it created the entire folder by the name given from the indexer, and after it completed, sonarr renamed that folder with the same name given for that series by sonarr and it is now showing in the list of downloaded episodes in that series I initially did not understand this as I though that this entire importing was for sonarr to create some kind of hardlink to that other location in C. I mean it is ok either way but apparently sonarr will not see all those episodes from all the series that are on D: since they are all loose and not in any folders.
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It's therefore advisable to install Sonarr as a system tray application if the user can. The option to do so is provided during the installer. Most docker containers use /config volume to mount the data directory and supply that path to Sonarr as parameter. If I leave QBT to download at T: which is only a temp location for D: then once I manually relocate those files and move them to D: then sonarr will revert back to files missing once it scans that location. Sonarr v3 will convert the given directory on startup if a Sonarr v2 database is found. Remember there are currently no folders in D: just individually loose episodes for all the series. What i have always done was to wait till the end of the season for a series then i would create the series folder eg. SONARR SETUP FOR NETWORK DRIVES DOWNLOAD.
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