Sonarr : can't see the folders within the source destination path

[Joshua Parker Ruehlig]

No problem. It looks like the fix is simple this time, lol.

If you looks at the error, the below path /mnt is missing a "t".
/mn/media/complete/movies/Bill.And.Teds.Excellent.Adventure.1989.WS.iNTERNAL.DVDRip.X264-OSiRiS

I'm not familiar with Radarr, but I believe you were using "watched" folders not nzbToMedia sciprts for post-processing. So the setting should be in there.

 

[michiganblue82]

Ha! Wow, embarassing. I fixed it however I'm still getting the same error. Radarr is essnetially the same plugin as Sonarr but for movies, nearly identical. For some reason I fixed the path in SAB but still getting a permissions error:
The file now get's moved to the Sab Complete > Movies folder but the permissions are still 0644 but owner still 8675309.

Couldn't import movie /mnt/media/complete/movies/Bill.and.Teds.Excellent.Adventure.1989.1080p.BrRip.x264.YIFY-Obfuscated/SbQb3l9A8ctktp03GM1HdbUr09bmW5EhlWqlWg0FSbat3EjmlD3lO4ydqNJ2B.mp4: Access to the path is denied.

I have radarr set permissions to file (0755) and folder (0777). For whatever reason, the file sits in the SAB complete folder and never renamed and moved to the Movies Folder.

**EDIT. I take it back. Looks like the file was moved to "Movies" but the permissions are 0644 and the owner of the folder is 392 which I assume is Radarr??? Ugh! So looks like it's another permissions error when moving the file to Movies and not setting to at least 0666?

 

[Joshua Parker Ruehlig]

Ok, looks like you created your own jail for it. I think the issue is the radarr package by default uses its own user 'radarr' which doesn't match the 'media' user sabnzbd is using. Below are 2 fixes, I actually suggest you do both.

Set SABnzbd Config > Folders > Permissions for completed downloads = 777

I'm not sure if FreeNAS creates the media user (with UID 8675309) in your radarr jail? If not, this should create the user in the jail.

Code:

pw useradd -n media -u 8675309 -d /nonexistent -s /sbin/nologin

Then I suggest you have radarr run as the media user which should have everything running together better.

Code:

service radarr stop
sysrc 'sonarr_user=media'
chown -R media:media /usr/local/radarr
service radarr start

 

[michiganblue82]

Just applied these commands and now the jail won't start. Very interesting. For the code mentioned above, should it be:

service radarr stop
sysrc 'sonarr_user=media' (change bold to "radarr"???)
chown -R media:media /usr/local/radarr
service radarr start

 

[Joshua Parker Ruehlig]

Just applied these commands and now the jail won't start. Very interesting. For the code mentioned above, should it be:

service radarr stop
sysrc 'sonarr_user=media' (change bold to "radarr"???)
chown -R media:media /usr/local/radarr
service radarr start

Your right it should be radarr!

Code:

sysrc 'radarr_user=media'
service radarr start

Are you sure the jail won't start, or just the service?

 

[michiganblue82]

:) All is well! CHEERS!