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What I want to achieve is to have qbitrr cleanup stalled or not downloading torrents which just stay for ever in qbittorrent sonarr and radarr. I understand that without using host path volume mapping I cannot get access to sonarr.db and radarr.db. I am running following as Apps (Kubernetes) on Truenas Scale 23.10.0.1 (Truecharts):
A ZFS Pool with 7 Mirror vdevs of 2 HDD 7200 RPM.
Every app has additional storage setup by using NFS share /mnt/mypool/home/media mounted always with same "Mount Path" /mnt/media containing the folders above. qBittorrent is configured as follows: Here is a log file of what usually happens all the time: |
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Also for proper torrent handling I would recommend shying away from using a separate folder for incomplete torrents, found that qBitrr works better this way |
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So, a couple of things then. Firstly when setting up qbittorrent in Radarr/Sonarr you should always give them a category as shown below:
This way Radarr/Sonarr will only ever read torrents that they are downloading, not have a possible mix up.
With regards to your second question, no it is not required to have access to the
db
files however, if you do want theSearch Missing
functionality to work then you need to map them with at least read permissions. I do plan on moving away from requiring access to thedb
files in the future, that will be update 4.x.x but for now this is the current functionality.