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But I’ve found that since moving to V3, I have to always manually import everything, interactively. I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Package Version - 3.0.6 Mono Version - 6.8.0.123 Now, back in the days of the old Drone Factory, I could throw most anything in that folder and Sonarr would pick it up, process it, etc, without fail.

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If I go to Wanted >Manual Import >Interactive report, Sonarr is able to detect the files and import them perfectly, but I'm pretty sure this should be happening automatically as soon as the download is completed. Once your question/problem is solved, please comment anywhere in the thread saying '!solved' to change the flair to solved. Sonarr should rename the files based on the criteria I've set and move them to /movies/tv/ name of show but this doesn't happen. This post has been published and no further action is required for anyone to read it.

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When you need to search for missing episodes of a pre-existing series there are 3 ways to accomplish this. Searching for episodes of existing series. Note that Info logs are rarely helpful for troubleshooting. You can also set Sonarr to Import Extra Files to include artwork. Logs should be provided via the methods prescribed in the wiki article. In all instances where you are providing logs please ensure you followed the Gathering Logs wiki article to ensure your logs are what are needed for troubleshooting. Many common questions & issues and their answers can also be found on our FAQ.

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Sonarr, or at-least the user running sonnar has full ownership of the entire media library, the sonarr /opt/NZBDrone dir and the remote mounted directories. If you're still stuck you'll have useful debug or trace logs and screenshots to share. Its also inconsistent with the manual import, I can try several times to manually import the same files, without changing anything, and on the third or forth attempt it will succeed. I unfortunately assumed that having the setting of hardlink instead of copy would protect me in all import methods.

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Just got dinged with a HnR on my private torrent site account because Sonarr did a move instead of hardlink during a manual import.

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Please review our two troubleshooting guides that lead you through how to troubleshoot and notes some common problems. +1 to have an indicator of what method Sonarr will use before commencing import.

Sonarr continues to download episodes and track which are present and which are missing, meaning it acts in the same way that it currently does, only without creating hard links for files anywhere.There are many resources available to help you troubleshoot and help the community help you.

Sonarr continues to download episodes by passing them to the torrent client, but once they are done the episode counts do not get updated, so the result is that Sonarr can’t track which episodes I have and which are missing.

I’m not exactly sure of the impact of turning off Completed Download Handling. Manual import will allow you to see what Sonarr is going rename each file to, so you can either check off if its correct or.

Now click OK and click either Import automatucally or Manual Import. But can I still have Sonarr tracking which episodes I have, without Sonarr having its own directory for them? If the series is already added to Sonarr, go to Wanted -> Manual import (tab) -> click on folder icon and navigate to where the episodes are located. I can turn off the renamer and hope that Plex matches everything using the original names, which I think seems likely. I’m wondering if it would be possible to accomplish what I want with just a single directory for files (where they are accessed by the torrent client). This means that the Manual Import option isn’t the right one, because then I get two copies of the files (can’t delete/move the originals, so I’d have to create a copy before doing Manual Import). In this case, the files are unsorted and I want to have a sorted copy in the same directory as all of my other sorted files but it’s important that this ‘copy’ is actually a hard link to the original, otherwise I’d run out of space in no time at all. I’m beginning to understand the limitations of the way I’m trying to user Sonarr (which I feel doesn’t quite match the way it’s designed).