Closed Kazz3r24 closed 4 months ago
[[Radarr4k]] has not and has never been an accepted header
the correct header is [[Radarr]]
https://unpackerr.zip/docs/install/configuration#two-instances
As far as identifying them in the config - you can add a comment to note which is which for your awareness
I'm just saying it was working for me, and now it's not. I guess it was a bug shrugs... Like I said, been using this for a while now.
Anyway, cheers.
As the author of the software I can say with 100% certainty that has never worked. You're welcome to roll back to an earlier version to test your theory.
Now I can only tell which Radarr is which by port number,
Tell where? in the config file? Add a comment: # THIS IS THE RADARR 4k INSTANCE
You can even put it on the same line as [[radarr]]
:
[[radarr]] # THIS IS THE 4k INSTANCE
url = "http://4kstuff"
api_key = "more stuff"
Either way, it doesn't matter.
Yes, I can add a comment to the config to state which is which, but the only place it matters to me is in the log output. Say for instance when I check the status with service unpackerr status
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Jul 30 11:42:50 lyra unpackerr[3699866]: [INFO] 2024/07/30 15:42:50.107209 radarr.go:118: [Radarr] Updated (http://127.0.0.1:7877): 0 Items Queued, 0 Retrieved
Jul 30 11:42:50 lyra unpackerr[3699866]: [INFO] 2024/07/30 15:42:50.107249 logs.go:120: [Unpackerr] Queue: 0 waiting, 0 queued, 0 extracting, 0 extracted, 0 imported, 0 failed, 0 deleted
Jul 30 11:42:50 lyra unpackerr[3699866]: [INFO] 2024/07/30 15:42:50.107270 logs.go:123: [Unpackerr] Totals: 0 retries, 1 finished, 0|0 webhooks, 0|0 cmdhooks, stacks; event:0, hook:0, del:0, up 2 hours 42 mins 14 ms
Jul 30 11:43:50 lyra unpackerr[3699866]: [INFO] 2024/07/30 15:43:50.103347 logs.go:120: [Unpackerr] Queue: 0 waiting, 0 queued, 0 extracting, 0 extracted, 0 imported, 0 failed, 0 deleted
Jul 30 11:43:50 lyra unpackerr[3699866]: [INFO] 2024/07/30 15:43:50.103436 logs.go:123: [Unpackerr] Totals: 0 retries, 1 finished, 0|0 webhooks, 0|0 cmdhooks, stacks; event:0, hook:0, del:0, up 2 hours 43 mins 14 ms
Jul 30 11:44:50 lyra unpackerr[3699866]: [INFO] 2024/07/30 15:44:50.106739 sonarr.go:118: [Sonarr] Updated (http://127.0.0.1:8989): 0 Items Queued, 0 Retrieved
Jul 30 11:44:50 lyra unpackerr[3699866]: [INFO] 2024/07/30 15:44:50.107373 radarr.go:118: [Radarr] Updated (http://127.0.0.1:7877): 0 Items Queued, 0 Retrieved
Jul 30 11:44:50 lyra unpackerr[3699866]: [INFO] 2024/07/30 15:44:50.107742 radarr.go:118: [Radarr] Updated (http://127.0.0.1:7878): 0 Items Queued, 0 Retrieved
Jul 30 11:44:50 lyra unpackerr[3699866]: [INFO] 2024/07/30 15:44:50.107784 logs.go:120: [Unpackerr] Queue: 0 waiting, 0 queued, 0 extracting, 0 extracted, 0 imported, 0 failed, 0 deleted
Jul 30 11:44:50 lyra unpackerr[3699866]: [INFO] 2024/07/30 15:44:50.107803 logs.go:123: [Unpackerr] Totals: 0 retries, 1 finished, 0|0 webhooks, 0|0 cmdhooks, stacks; event:0, hook:0, del:0, up 2 hours 44 mins 14 ms
Anyway, I only posted because unpackerr was working for all my ARR's, I updated and it suddenly wasn't recognizing my 4K radarr. I figured out the problem and thought I'd post my question here.
Thank you for the help.
I've been using Unpackerr for ages now, and I've always had it set up like this. [[Sonarr]] [[Radarr]] [[Radarr4K]]
I recently discovered that a newer release for unpackerr was available, after updating I noticed that my 4K movies were no longer being extracted. When I looked into it, I noticed that Unpacker only saw 1 Radarr instance and my Sonarr instance. Unpackerr wouldn't recognize my second Radarr instance until I removed the 4K from Radarr. It's working fine now, but why the change? lol I've been running flawlessly up to this point. Now I can only tell which Radarr is which by port number, which isn't ideal with quick glances.