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It has worked for others using unRaid, Radarr, and Deluge where Hardlinks work but thank you for looking in to it.
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Correct, once completed the torrent program places it in the completed folder and then Radarr begins the copy/link to the Movies Folder in the same Media share.
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Correct, for Radarr which is managing my movies the relevant folders I have are: /mnt/user/Media/completed/ /mnt/user/Media/Movies/
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I don't believe that is accurate and is not how hard links work based on all the information I have read. It specifically goes over this in the guide/blog I first linked.
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Hello folks, I am currently having issues with Hardlinks not working properly in Radarr. I'd like to keep the files seeding in my completed folder without having to copy them to my media location which doubles up the data usage until the torrent is removed. To get things started this is how I have my folder structure setup. I have share called `Media` which has my various folders on the top level where the media is stored. After this on my Docker page is how I have the mappings setup for Deluge/Radarr /mnt/user/Media is the same mount point for each of the programs, and inside that I have the `Completed` folder where my downloads are moved to when finished and then the carious `TV Shows, Movies, Documentary, etc` folders that is used for organizing in plex. I have gone over this blog post http://lukemanning.ie/sonarr-hardlinks-unraid/ many times as well as sought out help through a reddit thread and my current screenshots are where I've ended up now. It feels like it is really close to being correct but my latest tests still show double the file size being taken up on the cache drive when something completes and Radarr copies it to the Movie folder. Is anyone able to lend a hand or is there some more information I haven't provided that would shed some light on the situation? Thanks for taking the time to look. EDIT: This (https://forums.unraid.net/topic/86157-error-with-ln-hardlink-in-docker/?do=findComment&comment=809179) was a previous post I was asking in earlier this month as well attempting to follow anothers lead.
