- SONARR NO FILES FOUND ARE ELIGIBLE FOR IMPORT QUEUE MANUAL
- SONARR NO FILES FOUND ARE ELIGIBLE FOR IMPORT QUEUE DOWNLOAD
Permissions are much more opaque to me, so I suspect my issue lies here, but I don’t know what else to do. The PUID and PGID are both the same and correct, and I have the entire /plex folder and subfolders set as read/write for my user, SYSTEM, and admin. I feel like I’ve set all of my permissions as open as I know how.
SONARR NO FILES FOUND ARE ELIGIBLE FOR IMPORT QUEUE MANUAL
mkv file within Sonarr, not even when I get into the exact episode folder to manual import. HOWEVER, at no point can I see the actual. Within Sonarr, I can access /plex/download/complete, and they’re in the same mount, so I’m pretty sure I don’t need to remote map. Sonarr has a single mount of /plex and I set the root folder to /plex/tv. It then pings Sonarr when done (Sonarr shows "Downloaded waiting to import), but then Sonarr can’t see the file. The file downloads and appears there no problem. Transmission is contained in /docker/transmission and downloads into /plex/downloads/complete. As suggested elsewhere, I have simplified my folder structure.has helped people with this a lot and I’ve read them all, but for whatever reason, I still can’t make it work.įrom what I’ve read, this is usually either 1) a folder structure/mapping issue or 2) a permissions issue. I now have a DS220+ with everything up and running however, I am having that super common “No files found” issue after Transmission downloads the file. This forum has been a huge help in getting my Sonarr system running, and it convinced me to try to move everything to a NAS. Mono version (if Sonarr is not running on Windows):ĭebug logs: at .ManagedHttpDispatcher.GetResponse (NzbDron - ĭescription of issue: File downloads in Transmission, but Sonarr can’t move it to my Plex folder. My question is, where the heck did sonarr come up with that path? How does it know of the directory “ /data”? That path is specified in delugevpn’s settings not sonarr’s, in sonarr’s own root directory, there is no /data/ path, there is /tv, /downloads, /media, etc, no /data. What’s confusing me is, in the Queue page, there’s a column that says “Output Path”, and that path starts with /data/complete: pic4
SONARR NO FILES FOUND ARE ELIGIBLE FOR IMPORT QUEUE DOWNLOAD
Others are saying I need to set up the Remote Path Mappings setting but my download location isn’t remote, I’m within the same server within relative directories, despite that, I tried setting up a remote path mapping and it didn’t do anything: pic3 I looked online, a lot of people are saying it’s permissions, I looked, and I dunno it doesn’t seem like I have a problem there. Ensure the path exists and the user running Sonarr has the correct permissions to access this file/folder”. In the logs I have this error: “Import failed, path does not exist or is not accessible by Sonarr: /data/complete/Family Guy (1999) S20 (1080p HULU Webrip x265 10bit EAC3 5.1 - Goki). In sonarr’s queue page, I see 334 items (episodes), they all downloaded, but I have an error saying: “No files found are eligible for import in /data/complete/Family.WEB-DL.AAC2.0.H.264-PHOENiX”. But it still exists with this error in Activity. I have checked the target directory and it exists, so that means Sonarr moved it fine. And path /tv set for /mnt/user/Plex Library/TV Shows/.Ĭurrent problem is, sonarr is refusing to move any files from downloads to the library. No files found are eligible for import in (SOLVED) JmzTaylor July 31, 2015, 2:29pm 1 This is shown in Activity. (Inside this Downloads directory I have /complete and /incomplete and /unzipped).įor sonarr docker settings I have path /downloads set for /mnt/user/Downloads/. This suggests to me a remote path issue but Radarr uses exactly the same paths and has no issues, and Sonarr. If I try to manually import from Sonarr’s activity queue it can’t find any files in the location.
( reminder I’m on unraid), now then, in delugevpn docker settings, Host Path 2 /data is set to /mnt/user/Downloads/. If I check in the place Sonarr is looking the file is there, named exactly as Sonarr is expecting, and it’s an mkv that opens fine. I set up jackett, and was finally able to add torrents to delugevpn from sonarr, I started with some missing seasons from past shows, they downloaded and were given the sonarr specific label, and when deluge was done downloading, it moved the files from /data/incomplete to /data/complete. I set it up with jackett, because apparently TL does not support Auto or Personal Search ( which still is a bit confusing to me, but no problem). I started out with sonarr because it’s the noob beginners route, and I wanted to discover it first. Hey everyone, ummm, I stumbled and I need help.
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