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(SOLVED) Sonarr/ruTorrent hardlinks

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I have sonarr docker cointaner with mounts:
/tv to /mnt/user/videos/tvshows/
/downloads to /mnt/user/downloads/torrent/

 

and ruTorrent cointaner with mount:
/downloads to /mnt/user/downloads/torrent/

 

In sonarr i have enebled option "Use Hardlinks instead of Copy" but it doesn't work.

Sonarr will create file with another inode.

Is it possible to use hadrlinks in this config? It is the same user share.
Please help.

Edited by bonk1990
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So is it mono, sonarr, unraid or x issue?

 

I heard that unRAID support hardlinks in the same user share.

28 minutes ago, bonk1990 said:

It is the same user share.

What do you mean by that? videos and downloads are two different user shares.

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I'm new to this so correct me if i'm wrong.

I thought that I can use hardlinks anewere in /mnt/user/ directory.

 

So i can use hardlinks ony in /mnt/user/some_share?

So if i move my media and download folder in one share it will work?

17 hours ago, bonk1990 said:

So if i move my media and download folder in one share it will work?

Should.  And you would also have to reconfigure sonarr to use the same host path to reference both downloads and tv.

 

IE: you can't have /downloads and /tv any more.  You would need a single one called something like /media (and to make things work right for inter-container communication, ruTorrent would also have to reference /media)

 

Of course though, this means that you downloads would wind up possibly getting moved to the array, as presumably your tv share is set to use-cache no or yes

Edited by Squid

  • Author

Everything works. Thanks for help!

ruTorrent and Sonarr mount

/media to /media

 

In /media there are locations /media/videos/tvshows and /media/downloads/torrent

  • 8 months later...
On 10/16/2018 at 10:33 PM, bonk1990 said:

Everything works. Thanks for help!

ruTorrent and Sonarr mount

/media to /media

 

In /media there are locations /media/videos/tvshows and /media/downloads/torrent

I have same problem, solet med get this right.

 

You mounted both the download and the tv folder  to /media in Sonarr?  I assume you used the same mount template for downloads in rTorrent?

So now all your data is located in the unraid share /media?

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  • 5 months later...

Do I have the settings correct?  I'm wondering if I might still be missing something here.  Thanks!

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I read this article http://lukemanning.ie/sonarr-hardlinks-unraid/ which seems to say radarr has to be set to download directly to /media as well (which means the /data share, correct?) in order for hardlinks to work.  So I would be effectively turned off my cache drive in doing this and downloading directly to the array instead.  Am I understanding this correctly?  So there seems to be no easy solution that enables us to use a cache drive?

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