Instead of importing some files it just auto deletes them

[doobersn]

What version are you using? Latest version on docker Wat OS are you running? Unraid Are you using Docker or as a service? yes Which debrid provider are you using? real debri Which downloader are you using? default Please attach a log file here with the log setting set to debug

All of the sudden instead of importing the titles it is just auto deleting them when I add via radarr. If I do it manually it works fine (not through radarr).

[bitpushr]

+1 also having this issue here. Just started a mass-grab with Radarr overnight only to wake up and find that some 500+ downloads are marked "Finished" but the files inside them have been deleted upon completion, so Radarr is unable to import them (as they don't exist).

Quite annoying. I'm going to leave the "finished" downloads in RDTClient there in the hopes that this can be fixed, I can update RDTClient and then just mass-retry them to re-download the files and then hopefully allow Radarr to import them. In the meantime though, I've hundreds of ghost folders just sitting there.

Am using Internal Downloader if that makes any difference.

[DustyTurtleDip]

I’m experiencing the exact same issue and have tried both the internal downloader and the Bezzad downloader. The problem is intermittent: sometimes, retrying allows the file to download correctly, enabling Radarr/Sonarr to grab it without issues.

I’ve also noticed that the file is often deleted, or the folder where it’s downloaded is not correctly named, which complicates access for Sonarr/Radarr.

Example:

Download folder: /downloads RDT-Client downloads a movie named TitleOfTheMovie.MKV and places it in /downloads/radarr/TitleOfTheMovie/TitleOfTheMovie.mkv. However, Radarr is looking for the movie in the following folder: /downloads/radarr/TitleOfTheMovie.mkv/TitleOfTheMovie.mkv. Renaming the folder allows Radarr to find and import the file.

[TheTechRun]

Same exact issue here with docker on Linux.

[bitpushr]

I just had RDTClient do an almost 400GB download, unpack hundreds of files from it, and upon completion of doing so, delete everything it'd downloaded and subsequently unpacked.

-_-