Running qbt-orphaned-downloads, all my files and torrents are marked unowned/orphaned.
My downloads use categories and each category has a distinct save path. E.g. /downloads/TV and /downloads/Movies.
I think what's happening is that absolute paths from qbittorrent are constructed like /downloads + file name and thus never match the real files.
Maybe a better approach would be mapping the real save paths inside the container. You could traverse all the save paths you get from qbittorrent without having to translate paths.
Writing this, I think a possible workaround for me could be running one instance per category, using "ignore labels" to leave the other categories alone.
Would love to see this be supported. Was really excited to find this script but without multiple save path (category) support it is effectively useless for me.
Hi!
Running
qbt-orphaned-downloads
, all my files and torrents are marked unowned/orphaned. My downloads use categories and each category has a distinct save path. E.g./downloads/TV
and/downloads/Movies
. I think what's happening is that absolute paths from qbittorrent are constructed like/downloads
+file name
and thus never match the real files. Maybe a better approach would be mapping the real save paths inside the container. You could traverse all the save paths you get from qbittorrent without having to translate paths.Writing this, I think a possible workaround for me could be running one instance per category, using "ignore labels" to leave the other categories alone.