Closed robflate closed 2 years ago
This feature works pretty well on native installations with local file systems. What file system is your container on? Is it local, or NFS/CIFS? Does unpackerr have permissions to write to /data/torrent/prowlarr
?
If you add a folder into /data/torrent/prowlarr
does unpackerr write something in the log about it?
/data/torrent/prowlarr
./data/torrent/prowlarr
shows the following log;today at 21:12:262022/03/08 21:12:26 [Folder] Tracking New Item: /data/torrent/prowlarr/test
oh, so maybe it's working? Put a folder with a compressed file in it into your watched folder.
Aha! It is working...it even extracts other rar files inside the main rar...nice!
So how do I get extracterr to see a compressed file in the root of /data/torrent/prowlarr
? That doesn't work.
You don't. :) That doesn't work.
It was made for downloaded folders. Almost every download you get is going to be in a folder.
Understood. Unfortunately the first random torrent I tried that contained a compressed file was not in a folder!
Thanks for your time and thanks for the great app. Appreciate it.
It happens from time to time. When those come up, you can just make a folder and hard link the file into it.
Hi, I'm having the same issue
but in my case prowlarr downloaded it in a folder (/downloads/prowlarr/the-compressed-file
)
so why with this config it doesn't extract it?
# Prowlarr folder
UN_FOLDER_0_PATH: /media/downloads/prowlarr
UN_FOLDER_0_EXTRACT_PATH: /media/misc
UN_FOLDER_0_DELETE_AFTER: 0
@ilanKushnir This issue is resolved. If you need assistance please jump on Discord or open a new issue.
I'm attempting to set
UN_FOLDER_0_PATH
to my Prowlarr download folder. This is where I send downloads from manual searches in Prowlarr. Basically, downloads that don't originate from an *arr app. I get the error;[ERROR] Folder (cannot watch): no space left on device
The locally mapped folder has plenty of space. I just tested it by downloading a .rar (Prowlarr search > qBittorrent) and it just sits in the folder but Unpackerr doesn't unrar it.Although Unpackerr seems to be working otherwise, I can't actually confirm it until one of my *arr apps downloads something with a rar file which is rare but I do occasionally get .rar files from Lidarr, which is why I installed Unpackerr.
For context, here's my log file;
and here's my docker-compose.yml;