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Fails to extract #24
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I have this problem as well. I've been told other places that you more or less just have to live with it. I live in eternal hope that radarr/sonarr will implement extraction management internally. |
Well it is good to know I'm not the only one at least. Just curious did you do a Windows 7 to 10 upgrade on your PC because I did and it did cause other weird problems for me a while back so I've been kind of thinking that might be the problem. |
Nah I actually run this under a Linux environment. Everything runs on python so should be largely environment agnostic. I might have a second pass and dig in to the logs and find the error message again. Then see if I can't fix this myself. I suspect this add on is essentially unsupported these days.
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Well it is good to know I'm not the only one at least. Just curious did you do a Windows 7 to 10 upgrade on your PC because I did and it did cause other weird problems for me a while back so I've been kind of thinking that might be the problem.
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@ngodber I am open to pull requests. I don't have time to try and replicate the error you are experiencing. Myself and the other's that I personally know running this plugin all run under linux and do not experience problems like this. I know you said you are running under linux so it seems like this is not a global issue but a problem specific to something in your environment. The only known bug that will effect everyone is #11 |
Just a little update to my problem. I have a new windows 10 PC only thing from my previous build is the hard drive of media files and the sonarr/radarr backup files being put back in. Don't even write anything to that old hard drive either, the new one gets all the media now. Still randomly doesn't work. Still looking for that full automation. :-( |
So I was here quite some time ago in somebody else's issue thread trying to get this working and eventually it randomly started working for about a month but I'm back to it not working again.
If I run C:\Program Files (x86)\Deluge\deluged-debug.exe -L debug -l "D:\Library\deluge.log" I get no error messages and it appears to be loaded/enabled properly at the beginning.
{
"file": 1,
"format": 1
}{
"use_name_folder": true,
"sonarr_radarr_support": true,
"extract_path": "D:\Downloads",
"in_place_extraction": true
}
Those are my config settings which seem fine. The cmd window (or w/e u call it) appears after the torrent is finished downloading like it is going to extract, then immediately closes instead of staying open for a bit and extracting.
This has been an intermittent issue basically the whole time I've used this (pretty much from when it was made) sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't. Sometimes it fails everything for weeks, bout the longest it ever worked 100% was that one month. Sometimes it works then an hour later it doesn't then the next morning it works again. I've tried 64 bit and 32 bit 7 zip.
Any advice or some other way to debug would be great.
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