Sonarr integrates with several torrent clients and the client tells sonar after downloading where to look for the file. Sonarr looks at the same location where you download the files to.

It's very nice because it tracks all episodes downloaded and lets you see in one glance which ones are missing (because the video is not found on your machine). When it sees the video it knows that it can stop looking for that episode and marks it as 'downloaded'. Sonarr has an inbuilt series tracker that updates based upon finding the video on your machine. Any suggestions or ideas? gedwards11 Posts: 4 Joined: Tue 1:00 am Then I can tell Hazel to only unarchive those files that have '-1' in the title/name. Basically, I need to copy all files in a folder so that the naming convention of the new files ends in '-1'. I've tried using Subfolders, copying, etc, but nothing gets me there. I'm Stuck: I can't figure out a way to do the above idea within Hazel. This also lets Sonarr now see the video file where it's looking and it can auto move it to my Plex folders. Hazel then unzips all the duplicate files, and I get my video file, while also keeping my original rars for seeding. I can then tell Hazel to unarchive only the archive files which match the name '. Hazel Solution: If I can copy the files in the same location that they download in (which is a folder with the show's name), then I'll have duplicate rars with the title of those rars ending in a '-1'. As such, I'm stuck with using the unarchiver app, but as my issue states above, it often errors out. Also, I can't copy them to another location and then unarchive, because Sonarr is looking for the movie file in the original location. I can't move the files because that would require manual reconnection in my torrent client. If I unarchive, I can't seed those files as they get deleted. Situation: I'm using a private tracker to download shows via Sonarr, which are downloading locally as several rar files. I understand that we don't have an option to save the original files after unarchiving, so I'm using Hazel for a workaround, but I'm stuck. This blocks my automated process as any item in the unarchiver queue are now blocked until I log in and hit 'OK' to the error message. I often find that the unarchiver app needs manual intervention to hit 'OK' when it encounters an error.

I'm trying to unarchive without using the 'open unarchiver' option.

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