radarr + qbittorrent import issue
radarr + qbittorrent import issue
So, i've been struggling with this for few days, i have Ubuntu server with docker & portainer installed and radarr, qBittorrent are installed in portainer
This is my radarr docker compose within portainer
https://imgur.com/hBh2XU9
And this is qBittorrent docker compose within portainer
https://imgur.com/a/QfAKtss
these are the only docker-compose files that worked with me
inside radarr i created remote path mapping
https://imgur.com/Fz8dlh6
qBittorrent is downloading the files I choose from radarr without any problem
https://imgur.com/Ou31i4S
However there are two problems:
1: radarr it's stuck on this error
https://imgur.com/eDzsTPP
and in events it's telling me this error
Import failed, path does not exist or is not accessible by Radarr: /download/Bao (2018) [BluRay] [1080p] [YTS.AM]. Ensure the path exists and the user running Radarr has the correct permissions to access this file/folder
2: in the original path /mnt/data-500-g/downloads which is mounted on both apps in /download
there are no files downloaded?! i mean it's empty, shouldn't it at least have the downloaded files from qBittorrent?
the whole path /mnt/data-500g have permissions of 777 so i don't think it's permission issue
so what it could be 🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️
I think its because you've used the same download location for both radarr and qbit. Looking at the trash guide here,docker guide, if you look at the compose example you'll notice that the download client, sabnzb in the example, has a separate download folder than radarrs. Fixing this should mean that you can also remove the remote path mapping, which in its current state has the same location for remote and local path, which conflicts with the practice described in this guide. But I think you shouldn't need remote path mapping if you follow the docker guides folder layout.
1What user and group owns the folder on host?
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