June 26, 201511 yr Hey everyone, New to unRAID and just setting up some dockers for organising my media. At the moment it just consists of Plex, Deluge, and Sonarr. Deluge is subscribed to an RSS feed to auto download torrents as they become available. I have all downloads set to auto-download to /TorrentDownloads. Sonarr then watches this folder and copies the files to /Series/<SeriesName>/<Season> after the download completes. Initially I was under the impression that this might work as a symbolic link but it's actually a full copy of the file. Obviously having duplicates isn't ideal so I'm looking for some alternative. I would like to continuously seed my torrents in Deluge so deleting / moving the file from TorrentDownloads will mean I need to manually restart the seeding process for the new location. I don't want to do that all the time. I know Deluge has an option to move completed downloads to a different directory, but this isn't ideal either as it would move everything, series or otherwise. So I'm looking for feedback - Is something like this possible? Should I approach it in another way?
June 26, 201511 yr Sonarr is designed to search for, download, and then manage TV shows. You wanting to keep those torrents seeding is sort of breaking the whole operation. I've had a long think, and I don't think it's possible to do what you want unless you have duplicates (IE the original downloaded files, and the renamed and copied file).
June 26, 201511 yr get yourself a decent script with a good regex to recognise series, use the torrent completed function and have the script COPY to a folder that sonarr will pick up from. then use the settings on this pane in deluge to clean up originals when seeded.
June 26, 201511 yr Author Cheers for the responses lads. Guess I need to reconsider my plans then if this method isn't possible.
June 28, 201511 yr It's completely possible....!! I use rTorrent/ruTorrent and it does all this. I have discussed this ad nauseum in a posting in this sub group here titled Which Torrent client.... Search away. Edit.... here is the link: http://lime-technology.com/forum/index.php?topic=40888.0
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