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Would it be possible to add a env var to custom scripts with the import path (local or remote) of the imported file, this way we can add a custom script to remove the file (mkv mp4 avi) if rar files are present or checking the files against the client with rpc. I am thinking in bash here.
I've just moved from deluge to transmission because of my low spec vps, just realised the sync folder to drone factory doesn't work anymore, the queue at sonarr get's stuck, unless i move the path (remove the label). It used to work in deluge. Just an update on this, the latest develop version updated the vars, i tested the script to remove the source file in case rar's exists. Everything good so far. This was done in bash, the scripts are passed in lowercase (i got confused by the code and the wiki) in case someone is interested. Example of the important vars for this case $sonarrepisodefilesourcepath=/mnt/remote/torrent/finish/tv-sonarr/Penny.Dreadful.S01E01.720p.HDTV.x264-2HD/penny.dreadful.s01e01.720p.hdtv.x264-2hd.mkv $sonarrepisodefilesourcefolder=/mnt/remote/torrent/finish/tv-sonarr/Penny.Dreadful.S01E01.720p.HDTV.x264-2HD. I also would love to see Sonarr have the ability to UnRAR, as this is the only thing I miss about SickRage.
I use a remote Seedbox running rTorrent, which hard-links completed files to folder that is synchronized back to my NAS using BTSync, which then drops the files into the watch folder that Sonarr uses. While I could have rTorrent unRAR on the Seedbox (a process that is pretty unreliable unto itself), I then have to move a much larger file which takes longer/eats up bandwidth, and brings me closer to my ISPs download limit. Please consider it!:).
The downloader is on a remote site (transmission,vps). When files are completed all of them are copied to an export folder (syncthing), let's say /storage/export/series The copying/moving process varies according to the type of torrent:, but they are all processed through transmission torrent-done-script Torrent with folder and video file get's hard linked to a folder with the same torrent folder name to export Torrent without folder and single video file, get's hard linked to export Torrent with folder and rars: video file gets extracted to the same torrent folder and then moved to export inside a folder with the same name as the torrent. At the sonarr side, the system will be receiving file from syncthing, in sonarr you have to use remote path to translate the path sonarr is expecting. When a syncthing process happens sonarr will scan the folder several times and you can see it in the logs, no files found at path, this is because files have a tmp extension plus a.syncthing prefix. When the sync is finished and files have no longer the temp extension sonarr will import. From there you need a post processing script to remove the folder, which will also happen to remove the remote folder at export folder.
Files continue to be seeding. Hey, I know this is an old issue, but having discovered Sonarr recently (and already having contributed ), I was thinking to add this missing piece of the puzzle. Some trackers I use insisting on using.rar files still, and in the past I had some automation in Vuze to unpack them, but it still left some maintenance issues to deal with. I was thinking about approaching handling archives in Sonarr naively by abstracting the archive away, possibly using IDiskScanService that could retrieve video files directly from the archive. Using a library such as to read the contents of the archive, and doing the extracting/cleanup.
Then the various import services would operate on those files directly. It would still need to extract the files to a temp location, but that would be the compression library's business. How's that sound? IDiskScanService, it's not that easy. Some issues:. Import decisions using the content (sample check uses mediainfo).
Remote systems/seedboxes. Files not being imported end up being decompressed uselessly. rar sets containing season packs, import decisions run per video.
Most of these issues are solvable, but there are quite a few edge cases to consider. For transfer providers I wanted to create some kind of virtual abstraction of the file system with specific features that would allow indexing and import/copy/move to be performed separately. For transfer providers I wanted to create some kind of virtual abstraction of the file system with specific features that would allow indexing and import/copy/move to be performed separately. I was thinking the same: instead of returning string paths, provide abstractions over the file entries, so they can accept (a-la visitor pattern) the import decision making implementations.
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These abstractions can represent a media file on disk or a media file inside an archive. I'll try spiking something, will send a PR to discuss. Years later and I'm still dealing with this as a torrent user:-( SimpleExtractor for deluge doesn't work all the time, LCExtractor for deluge doesn't work all the time, the default extractor that comes with deluge doesn't work hardly ever. Extract now isn't great either n leaves lots of leftover stuff and seems like a resource hog. I just want full automation after so long of trying different methods I just been using LCExtractor since that came out but I still have to manually extract several times a week usually.
TLDR Please add unrar, still very much needed for many of us.