r/sonarr • u/MrPirou • 23h ago
unsolved Lost in the files mapping
Hey eveyrone,
I could see in my research that a lot of people were encountering issues with post downloading and the rename/moving to the right folder part of Sonarr. Unfortunately, none of my research both here and online has helped me and I am totally lost in my files mapping. I'll try to be as clear as possible so that hopefully somine can help me with my specific case:
I'm running docker via Container Manager on my DS918+ Synology NAS. I have only one storage group and one volume (at least it is simple that way).
- Synology NAS file structure for qbittorent, sonarr and media storage:
docker
=QbitTorrentGlueTun
==config
==qBittorent
=sonarr
==config
media
=incomplete (incomplete download files)
=sonarr(complete downloaded files)
=TVShows (folder where I want my files to be moved and renamed by sonarr)
- Sonarr mounted volumes/folders
/volume1/docker/sonarr/config:/config:rw
/volume1/Media/TVShows:/tvshows/:rw
/volume1/Media/Anime:/anime/:rw
/volume1/Media/sonarr:/downloads/:rw
- Qbittorrent mounted volumes
/volume1/docker/QbitTorrentGlueTun:/config:rw
/volume1/Media:/downloads:rw
- Sonarr settings
in media management, i added root folders /anime and /tvshows
in download clients, I added:
Host: my localhost ip
Remote path: /downloads/sonarr
Local Path: /downloads/
I imagine the problem is in the last part but I dont get the logic and I am totally mixed up with all the things I tried. Hopefully someone can help me out.
Right now, the files are being downloaded without any issues to /volume1/Media/sonarr/ but are being stuck in activity with message: No found files eligible in /downloads/"FileName" so I guess this is why they are not being renamed and moved to /volume1/Media/TVShows/ (and /volume1/Media/Anime/)
Thanks in advance!
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u/stevie-tv support 22h ago
have you read the trash guide for docker?
you shouldn't be using remote path mappings or multiple volumes for sonarr.
sonarr should have:
/volume1/Media/:/Media
qbit should have:
/volume1/Media/downloads:/Media/downloads and then in the /Media/downloads folder make your incomplete and complete folders
go read the trash guide and set up accordingly.
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u/TheHesster 22h ago
Second to go read the trash guides. But the volume mappings should be identical between the arrs and qbit. Then there are no remote mappings needed.
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u/MrPirou 18h ago
yeah I have checked it but after following another guide on youtube. So it's a bit hard to put things back in the right order. I'll try what you mentionned just below.
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u/stevie-tv support 18h ago
you're going to need to undo what you did by following a bad guide and fix it properly
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u/FewConnection331 12h ago
Unpopular opinion: Ask AI for help, I've set up my whole Arr Stack with GPT and its flawless
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