June 6, 20224 yr Hi All, I recently deleted a file by accident and noticed that there was no recycle bin folder. I tested by adding a file through windows explorer and deleting and successfully created a recycle bin folder. Just wondering why sonarr deleted files seem to skip over the recycle bin? Do I need to add a path to my arr containers for them to delete to the recycle bin? Thanks for your help!
June 6, 20224 yr Solution Sonarr will have to be accessing the share through SMB. The recycle bin won't work by accessing the share through /mnt/disks/mountpoint.
June 7, 20224 yr To elaborate a bit more, the recycle bin is for SMB shares. Highly unlikely that you've got sonarr set up to use SMB since you're most likely mapping the path to your media in the template.
June 7, 20224 yr Community Expert Sonarr/Radarr can use a recycle bin, but it's not enabled by default, and the path is customisable and not necessarily the same folder used for SMB recycle bin.
June 7, 20224 yr Author 2 hours ago, Squid said: To elaborate a bit more, the recycle bin is for SMB shares. Highly unlikely that you've got sonarr set up to use SMB since you're most likely mapping the path to your media in the template. -ahh ok that makes sens thanks!
June 7, 20224 yr Author 2 hours ago, tjb_altf4 said: Sonarr/Radarr can use a recycle bin, but it's not enabled by default, and the path is customisable and not necessarily the same folder used for SMB recycle bin. hmm gotcha, I'd like to set it up so that sonarr deleted files would go to the recycle bin...will try to sort that out. Thanks!
June 7, 20224 yr Author 13 hours ago, dlandon said: Sonarr will have to be accessing the share through SMB. The recycle bin won't work by accessing the share through /mnt/didks/mountpoint. Gotcha, thanks for the info!
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