A self-hosted Real-Debrid webdav server you can use with Infuse. Together with rclone it can mount your Real-Debrid torrent library into your filesystem and load it to Plex or Jellyfin.
Expected Behavior
For non-video torrents (like games), I expect the tool to repair the torrent, but to keep all files within the same torrent entry. If it cannot repair it as a single torrent, keep trying and if not working after x amount of try, let it mark itself as failed.
There should be an option in the config file to disable split repair.
Actual Behavior
The tool split the torrent when trying to repair, creating very weird entries when looking in DMM.
Detailed Steps
Load a torrent in RD and wait for the repair script to do its thing and sometime, it repair in two steps.
Operating System
Windows
Environment Setup
Are you using Docker, or are you using Zurg's binary? Zurg Binary
If Zurg's binary, specify the version by running ./zurg version v0.9.3-hotfix.11
Logs
Sorry, flushed it by mistake. I disabled the auto repair after that, but you probably know what I mean above.
Rclone Configuration
zurg: v1
token: xxx
host: "[::]"
port: 9999
concurrent_workers: 20
check_for_changes_every_secs: 10
repair_every_mins: 60
retain_rd_torrent_name: true
retain_folder_name_extension: true
enable_repair: true (I changed it back to false)
auto_delete_rar_torrents: false
network_buffer_size: 67108864 # 64MB
Expected Behavior For non-video torrents (like games), I expect the tool to repair the torrent, but to keep all files within the same torrent entry. If it cannot repair it as a single torrent, keep trying and if not working after x amount of try, let it mark itself as failed.
There should be an option in the config file to disable split repair.
Actual Behavior The tool split the torrent when trying to repair, creating very weird entries when looking in DMM.
Detailed Steps Load a torrent in RD and wait for the repair script to do its thing and sometime, it repair in two steps.
Operating System Windows
Environment Setup Are you using Docker, or are you using Zurg's binary? Zurg Binary If Zurg's binary, specify the version by running
./zurg versionv0.9.3-hotfix.11Logs Sorry, flushed it by mistake. I disabled the auto repair after that, but you probably know what I mean above.
Rclone Configuration zurg: v1 token: xxx host: "[::]" port: 9999 concurrent_workers: 20 check_for_changes_every_secs: 10 repair_every_mins: 60 retain_rd_torrent_name: true retain_folder_name_extension: true enable_repair: true (I changed it back to false) auto_delete_rar_torrents: false network_buffer_size: 67108864 # 64MB
Zurg Configuration Not relevant
Screenshots N/A