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Download folder can't be found -> nothing is imported, but download is removed from Activity page and can't be manually imported. #2746
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I am seeing the same issue, with the same configuration. Downloads processed by a local client work correctly. |
cc @starstruct
logs from #4342
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More details for #4342: I've been experimenting with timeouts for my mounts. I use Rclone caches the contents of the remote directory to make searching faster. So I set rclone to refresh the directory every 30 seconds (dir-cache-timeout=0m30s). However, I don't want to constantly refresh the remote directory for perpetuity, so I set autofs to disconnect the mount after 300 seconds. This keeps the directory contents slightly more up-to-date while the drive is mounted. This has improved my imports by about 50%. If I set However, the original issue still exists. Lidarr should mark failed imports as failures (rather than reporting them as successfully imported). |
Hi all, I have same issue, local Lidarr, remote seedbox. Thanks |
Hi, Exact same issue here. My setup: NAS with lidarr installed under docker. When a download is completed on the seedbox, lidarr tries to find in and fails because it's not rsynced yet, so it logs an error that it can't access the folder yet it marks the album as imported successfully and doesn't try to import it ever again. Radarr and sonarr handles this properly, the import job stays active with the message "Downloaded - Waiting to import" and once it's rsynced it works just fine. I checked the VerifyImport function inside CompletedDownloadService.cs for both radarr and lidarr and the logic for checking if the media imported successfully is different. My guess is lidarr does it wrong. |
This is a known issue. Additional comments to the effect of me too are spam and noise. L |
Is there an existing issue for this?
Current Behavior
I use a seedbox but run lidarr on my NAS. Once the download completes a script moves the files from the seedbox to the NAS. However, as soon as the download completes, lidarr throws the following error:
DownloadTrackImportService Import failed, path does not exist or is not accessible by Lidarr: /downloads/torrent/complete/<...>. Ensure the path exists and the user running Lidarr has the correct permissions to access this file/folder
Lidarr also changes the category of the torrent to the post-import category and removes the download from the Activity tab, which means I have to manually copy the files to the right location.
Expected Behavior
I expect the download to remain in the Activity tab until files are found, and then automatically imported. As far as I can tell this should have been resolved with #945
Steps To Reproduce
No response
Environment
What branch are you running?
Nightly
Trace Logs?
Sorry, lidarr is completely unresponsive when activating trace logs, so here are some debug logs instead.
lidarr.debug.log
AB#2939
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