I have the issue that sometimes torrents get grabbed that have no seeders. Is there a way to automatically mark them as failed after some time? I currently have 3 torrents with 0 seeders at the top that are basically blocking the download of everything else.

      • charliegrahamm@lemm.eeEnglish
        0·
        10 months ago

        Worth noting, it doesn’t appear to play nice with sonarr v4. Had to downgrade my system for it to continue working.

        • Fisch@lemmy.mlOPEnglish
          0·
          10 months ago

          I just got it working, so I’ll see how it goes. I’m using a Raspberry Pi, which has an ARM CPU, and the pull request for build support for ARM hasn’t been merged. I just forked it and added the commit to it manually, so it works on ARM now. If anyone else is trying to run it on an ARM CPU, you just need to change the image to ghcr.io/fxsch/decluttarr:latest. I also had to make a lot of changes to the docker-compose.yml. Maybe I’ll update that in my fork too if anyone needs it.

          Edit: nvm it’s not working. The log tells me that the connection is getting refused by all Sonarr, Radarr and qBittorrent. Probably because it’s using the old API. Maybe I’ll get around to updating it.

          • charliegrahamm@lemm.eeEnglish
            0·
            10 months ago

            If u fancy making it work on x86 with the newer API, that would be great! Looks to be mostly abandoned now.

            • Fisch@lemmy.mlOPEnglish
              1·
              9 months ago

              I got it working! The issue was just that the docker-compose file was missing network_mode: "host", so the container wasn’t allowed to talk to the other services. It’s running now for me. I’ll update the example docker-compose file on my repo and add it to the readme. I was going to do that anyway because it was so outdated that it wasn’t working on the current version of docker-compose anyway.