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  1. Running Radarr Version 3.0.1.4259 having a strange issue where the files are attempted to be imported before the file(s) are fully downloaded onto the server. The problem stems I think that the files are originally downloaded onto a seedbox and then copied down towards a local server. As Radarr believes the files have finished downloading in the mind of Radarr as soon as it sees the file available it begins the import, which fails and corrupts the file, until the file is fully downloaded to the local server and then it is imported successfully as a corrupted file (Part of the show is just gone). This is not something that I had issue with in previous version and if I manually import the files everything works as it should. Is there a setting or item I need to tweak for this to wait before the file is imported? I have tried raising the "Check for finished download interval" with the same results. (This issue is also occurring with the 3.0.4 version of Sonarr)
  2. Anyone else outside of the US have an issue happen where it will only provide US testing servers? I used to have a bunch of options for Toronto (~45 KM away) and now the closest one it offers is the TWC server in Syracuse (~230 KM away). Removed the app and reinstalled with the same result.
  3. Hi All, I am seeing a strange thing and wondering if I am missing a setting or a flag or something. I recently setup rclone to move files from a seedbox server to a local server over SFTP. Files get added into the directory on the seedbox server and I’ve setup a script to check every so often for new files and start the move process. Smaller files go without issues but any larger files (like 10GB+) seem to have a slowdown after about 10 minutes of transferring the file and my CPU utilization continues at a high rate. The syntax I’m using is: rclone move (Seedbox):(remote directory location) (local directory location) --min-age 1m --delete-empty-src-dirs --stats-one-line -P --stats 5s it doesn’t matter if the command is issued off the CLI or through the script the same thing happens where it goes from ~250 Mbps down to ~50 Mpbs down to ~5Mbps until it finishes. if anyone has any insight it would be appreciated.