Off topic Code request help Radarr/Sonarr

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SonarAPI

You say

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SonarrAPI

But the error shows 1 r less

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no errors now but still not removing stalled torrents from sonarr or radarr

Can't help you further.

I don't use neither apps.

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I am trying to get this

https://github.com/connor-eg/radarr-purge-stalled-downloads

To work with sonarr. My coding skill are almost zero. From what ive read on radarr and sonarr's API page there almost the same

So far I have this

remove_script.sh

Code

#! /bin/bash

# Uncomment and fix the line below if you're having to set this up in your own virtualenv environment.
# source /**YOUR VIRTUALENV DIRECTORY**/virtualenv/bin/activate

# You'll just need to point this at the get_queue.py script that sits on your machine.
parsed=($(python /srv/dev-disk-by-uuid-542ffc11-4d96-470e-a3a9-339680d29986/Data/scripts/Sonarr/get_queue.py \
| jq -r '[.records[] | select(.errorMessage == "The download is stalled with no connections") | .id] | @sh'))
# If you're on a non-English localization of Sonarr, change the text above to select the correct error.
# Yeah, it's pretty janky, but without more canonical error codes given by Sonarr this is just how it is.

for id in "${parsed[@]}"
do
        # Update this as well to the correct directory.
        python /srv/dev-disk-by-uuid-542ffc11-4d96-470e-a3a9-339680d29986/Data/scripts/Sonarr/del_queue.py "$id"
done

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del_queue.py

Python

from pyarr import SonarrAPI
import sys
# If this script is on the same machine as Sonarr, you can use the loopback address below.
# Actually, I've had no need to test this myself, but this whole setup should actually work over the Internet.
# In either case, you'll need to specify the port number that Sonarr is using.
host_url = 'http://10.0.0.222:8989/'
# Get this API key from your Sonarr's web UI.
api_key = 'a3f5fa101xxxxxxxxcddd7c72a5e41'

sonarr = SonarAPI(host_url, api_key)
# "Delete the thing with the ID that was passed in from the command line,
# and please delete the local files and also add the download to my blocklist."
sonarr.del_queue(sys.argv[1], True, True)

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get_queue.py

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Curious, aren't stalled downloads simply downloads where no one [far end] is currently seeding? I always just leave my stalled ones in hopes of eventually the seed restarting.. I can see if it you were more concerned about removing stalled because you have other sources for seeds for the same download, but just to remove a stalled as a stalled and block it.. Wondering why you would do that?

Makes sense, and being that it blocks it, whats the process of trying to get it again, if it is blocked?

I have a good 9-10 torrents @ 99% for 3 weeks..Never finishes.

Nor can I code, and I ask the same question 20 times, but maybe BernH can weigh in on this...

This is the error I get;

sh remove_script.sh
remove_script.sh: 7: Syntax error: "(" unexpected

And, aside from what I had to modify, and only modify, it was a cut/paste situation.

#! /bin/bash

# Uncomment and fix the line below if you're having to set this up in your own virtualenv environment.
# source /**YOUR VIRTUALENV DIRECTORY**/virtualenv/bin/activate

# You'll just need to point this at the get_queue.py script that sits on your machine.
parsed=($(python /tmp/backups/get_queue.py \
| jq -r '[.records[] | select(.errorMessage == "The download is stalled with no connections") | .id] | @sh'))
# If you're on a non-English localization of Radarr, change the text above to select the correct error.
# Yeah, it's pretty janky, but without more canonical error codes given by Radarr this is just how it is.

for id in "${parsed[@]}"
do
        # Update this as well to the correct directory.
        python /tmp/backups/del_queue.py "$id"
done

All that was changed was the directory where the scripts could be found

I’ll have a look at this when I get a chance over the next couple of days.

Trying to clue up a little bathroom reno at home too. (By little I mean everything is new except a shower stall 😉)

Here’s a question that might be relevant. What radarr/sonarr containers are you using?

I use the ones made by hotio because the linuxserver ones used to break the media management features (don’t know if they still do). When I set up originally, a little research on another forum pointed me to them to address the media management stuff.

I ask because from a little digging over the last 10 minutes, I believe there are some python modules that may be required in the containers to get this working because they allow additional communication to the world outside the container, but these automation scripts may be designed for a native install, which would break OMV. Also messing with the python install on OMV could also break it (did that once myself many versions ago).

Maybe an additional python container to run these may work, or perhaps an lxc with a full python install.

Just some thoughts that are popping into my head on a quick initial look.

I don't want to mess with my omv install so I am going down the lxc road to test. I got them to run without errors in an ubuntu lxc, but couldn't get them to work on the *arr apps. It was ubuntu 22 but I want to try something a bit older because I have had some issues with ubuntu 22 and debian 12 in the past as they may be just a little too new/different for some older things.

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Did it just not connect to the arr's ? I can get it to work same as you but does nothing to the stalled torrents

I don't think it connected, as I could not ping anything from the lxc. That's why I said I'd like to try something else.