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ItвЂ™s obvious the problem comes from the dietpi radarr and sonarr versions. Here is the kickerвЂ¦ I can log in to the pi and issue command to copy or rsync the file and it copies just fine to both macOS and Linux smb shares. Owner of mounted drive is dietpi:dietpi and permissions are 0755. I found that вЂњdrive managerвЂќ mounts network drives with 0700 permissions so I changed it to 0755 on fstab. The result is same when moving to the Linux plex server. Once file itвЂ™s downloaded it remains as partial when being moved to my new MacOS plex server.

#Sonarr not renaming files install

I used minimal install and used scripts to install sonarr, radarr and delugeвЂ¦ once file is downloaded it moves it to my Linux Plex server no problem.Дў- Raspberry 3b+ and Raspberry pi 4 running Buster. Well here is my scenario.ДЎ- I have a raspberry pi 3b+ running stretch.

#Sonarr not renaming files manual

In the meantime if my Mono downgrade doesnвЂ™t work IвЂ™ll probably just stick with manual transfers until then. Makes sense! When I get my new drive IвЂ™ll use ext4 It makes sense to keep the performance cost down for the Raspberry Pi as much as possible. If you need access from Windows, a network drive is the more comfortable solution anyway, so no physical unplug/plug required? by removing the Mono APT repository, purge the package and reinstall from Raspbian/Debian repository.Д«ut generally I recommend to use file systems which are natively supported by Linux, like ext4, btrfs and such, which do not have the high CPU usage and R/W access. For FAT variants there seem to be no way besides degrading to Mono 5, e.g.

#Sonarr not renaming files series

Hey guys, there is indeed an issue with Mono 6 when writing to a file system that does not support UNIX permissions: ДЇor NTFS you can work around the issue by adding the вЂњpermissionsвЂќ mount option (default when using dietpi-drive_manager), which emulates permissions, so chown and chmod can be used and Mono succeeds series import. It doesnвЂ™t seem to have a dedicated user so IвЂ™m assuming it launches as the dietpi user. ItвЂ™s notable that Transmission has no trouble writing to the drive. So IвЂ™m thinking the answer is just to have Sonarr run as the dietpi user. My research suggests this is because the Samba share has been assigned write permissions only for the user that mounted it (dietpi) because this is how Linux handles user access to external NTFS storage. Sonarr keeps displaying errors like this in the logs: Couldn't import episode /mnt/Media/Download-complete/Family.x264-TBS/family.x264-tbs.mkv: Access to the path is denied. I mounted the network storage with dietpi-drive_manager. Sonarr triggers Kodi to scrape the episode.

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Sonarr renames and moves the downloaded TV shows to a different directory on the same network share.

Transmission downloads the TV shows to a directory on a network share (NTFS, Samba).

Sonarr automatically queues up torrents for desired TV shows.

Ranchserver-diagnostics-20190320-0718.What I am trying to achieve on my Raspberry Pi 4 with DietPi: Thanks for the help, hope this is enough info. I've also noticed permission issues when deleting the folders of uninstalled containers in the appdata folder. I have everything mapped correctly as far as I can tell. It will download the files off Usenet but it will not rename and move the files.

I've installed nzbget, sonarr, and radarr at least ten times with no luck (I know I probably shouldn't have done that). I'm running 6.7.0-rc5 version of unraid, but this problem was on 6.6.7 stable also. I have a Dell XPS 8700 with two 8 terabyte hard drives, a 500 gb cache drive, and 32 gigs of RAM.