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nandyalu / trailarr

Trailarr is a Docker application to download and manage trailers for your Radarr and Sonarr libraries.
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[Bug] Unable to have Trailers saved alongside content in respective folders #38

Closed Andrewpaps closed 1 month ago

Andrewpaps commented 1 month ago

Describe the bug

The current behaviour is saving the trailers in a folder named media within Trailarr's own appdata folder, but I want it saved next to it's respective content in order for automatic discovery within Plex.

Currently, there does not seem to be a way to configure this either in container settings or within the app itself unless I have missed something.

nandyalu commented 1 month ago

There could be something wrong with your setup. Did you check the docs regarding Volume Mapping?

Andrewpaps commented 1 month ago

I believe so. This is how it is currently set.

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Andrewpaps commented 1 month ago

For reference, in Radarr for example they are mapped like so:

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nandyalu commented 1 month ago

You have to update your volume mappings, and might also need to add path mappings. Can you post your Radarr and Sonarr templates?

Andrewpaps commented 1 month ago

Sure. For reference, "/data" is what I map to externally as that top directory is referenced by multiple other containers.

I did see that the container uses "/data" internally for it's appdata directory instead of the standard "/config", not sure if something is going on with that.

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nandyalu commented 1 month ago

@Andrewpaps you need a few changes to your config.

  1. Trailarr has an environment variable APP_DATA_DIR, set it to /config. This will make the app use /config folder internally for storing app data.
  2. Edit the APPDATA to container path to /config.
  3. Since both your Radarr and Sonarr media folders are mapped to /data within their containers, you need to do the same with Trailarr. Modify the Radarr Path to change path to /mnt/user/data and container path to /data.
  4. Now, since Sonarr media folder is also in the same internal path as Radarr, you can remove Sonarr path from template.
  5. Save the changes and start the container.

Make these changes and see if it works!

Andrewpaps commented 1 month ago

Yes! That has worked.

Apologies, I believe I was getting confused by some of the terminology in the default template, as it is usually used differently i.e. /data being used for /config and also the Radarr/Sonarr root folder it asks for being the media folder, not their appdata.

For anyone finding themselves with a similar issue, my working template is:

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nandyalu commented 1 month ago

@Andrewpaps this will help others if anyone is in a similar situation. I also updated the app to use /config folder for storing app data as default (as part of next release).

Trailarr was an app I developed and used for myself initially and since it was working well for me, I thought I'll share it for others who wants to use it. So, I had app data saving to /data folder and it worked for me, but it might not be the case for everyone so the changes!