Closed RyanK2215 closed 1 year ago
Without seeing your setup it's hard for me to say but there's probably an issue with your notifications file.
It's called notifications.json and should be in a folder called config. Check if there is a movie remaining in it. It should look like this :
{ "Movies": [], <- there should be nothing here or in your case the movie that gets notified after each restart "TvShows": [], "Music": [] }
Without seeing your setup it's hard for me to say but there's probably an issue with your notifications file.
It's called notifications.json and should be in a folder called config. Check if there is a movie remaining in it. It should look like this :
{ "Movies": [], <- there should be nothing here or in your case the movie that gets notified after each restart "TvShows": [], "Music": [] }
OK! My Notifications file did have some junk in it, and I have updated it. Does removing that information prevent new updates for new downloads from arriving as I would expect?
It would prevent old request that would not have already been completed to be send.
I probably should have told you to only remove the movie that was already completed from that list, sorry about that 😑
To have a bit more context, the file notifications.json keeps track of all movies requested. Periodically, Requestrr will check what's newly available in Sonarr / Radarr and if it's in this file will send a notification and remove the notification from the list.
So if there is a movie / tv shows that keeps being notified when it shoud not try to stop Requestrr and only remove this line from the notifications.json file.
It would prevent old request that would not have already been completed to be send.
I probably should have told you to only remove the movie that was already completed from that list, sorry about that 😑
To have a bit more context, the file notifications.json keeps track of all movies requested. Periodically, Requestrr will check what's newly available in Sonarr / Radarr and if it's in this file will send a notification and remove the notification from the list.
So if there is a movie / tv shows that keeps being notified when it shoud not try to stop Requestrr and only remove this line from the notifications.json file.
Understood, and no worries. I created a copy of the previous file, so I still have the contents of how it was previously configured. I'll tinker with it a bit more to get my desired outcome. Thanks for your help!
I've configured Requestrr to notify users via channels in discord when content is added to Plex, however after every Windows restart I'm getting a repeat notification for one particular movie that's already been added to Plex and already sent its initial notification. Every time I restart my Windows VM the notification repeats itself as the Requestrr.WebAPI is set up to start on Windows Startup. Was not able to identify a work around with Google.