Comment on [Help] Radarr/Sonarr Remote Path Mapping Good day selfhost gang!
marighost@piefed.social 1 day ago Thanks for the reply. I believe I have permissions set correctly, as qbit was the first thing I set up and had to fiddle with permissions under the /srv/data/torrents folder to test if downloads worked.
I understood “remote path mapping” to also include filesystems on other machines, even if it’s a LAN connection. Maybe that’s true? because I simple changed the Remote Path mapping in radarr from /srv/data/torrents to just /data/torrents, and the movie I had sitting in the queue (which successfully downloaded from radarr to qbit, just didn’t move from qbit to media) moved to my media folder upon restarting radarr.
I knew it had to be simple. Thank you, and I hope you have a great week!
You said radarr, sonarr, and qbit are all on docker on the same host, right? The correct fix is to remove the remote path mapping and fix the volumes for the arrs to be /srv/data:/data or /srv/data/torrents:/data/torrents.
Your path for /tv should also be more like radarr has, where instead of the host path ending in media, it should end in media/tv
non_burglar@lemmy.world 1 day ago
No worries, and I’m glad it helped!
I’ll add that I was also mystified by the remote path option for a long time, I think the wiki should show more clearly what this does and maybe an example.