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2021-05-10T18:14:51Z

RobinDadswell:

<div style="text-align: center;"> <span style="font-size:80px;">Servarr Wiki</span> </div>

{| class="wikitable" style="width:70%; text-align:center; margin:auto; border=1px; border-color=#add8e6"
! style="color:red" | '''NOTE to all users'''
|-
|'''This wiki is only for V3 Radarr, V3 Sonarr, V1 Lidarr & V0.1 Readarr
|}
<br>Welcome to the consolidated wiki for [[Lidarr]], [[Radarr]], [[Readarr]], which are all forks of [[Sonarr]]. Collectively they are commonly referred to as "*Arr" or "*arrs". They are designed to automagically download, sort, organize, and monitor your Music, Movie, E-Book, or TV Show collections respectively.

== Main Wiki Pages ==
* [[Radarr]]
* [[Sonarr]]
* [[Lidarr]]
* [[Readarr]] Note: Incomplete and Work-In-Progress due to Pre-Alpha state
* [[Docker Guide]]
* [[Useful Tools]]
* [[Cloud Setup|Cloud Setup - MergerFS, Google Drive, and Rclone]]
* [[Definitions|Defined Terms]]
* [[Docker ARM Synology]]
* [[WikiMap|Map of the Wiki for identifying pages to edit]]

Installation Misc

2021-04-28T09:51:08Z

RobinDadswell: /* Installation */

== Installation ==
=== Radarr ===
==== OSX ====
<section begin=radarr_osx_installation />
Detailed instructions coming "soon"
For now please see our website for details:
https://radarr.video/#downloads-v3-macos
<section end=radarr_osx_installation />
<section begin=radarr_linux_installation />
==== Debian/Ubuntu ====
===== .NET Core Install =====
You'll need curl, mediainfo, and sqlite.
<code>sudo apt install curl mediainfo sqlite3</code>

====== Manual Install ======
Note: this assumes you created a user named <code>radarr</code>

[[File:ARR Download Link Example.png|thumb|right|Example of Radarr download options]]
In the example screenshot here, you can see multiple options. Choose the option that matches your OS and processor best. For most users, this would be <code>.linux-core-x64.tar.gz</code> selected via <code>arch=x64</code> in the url.

For:
* ARM use <code>arch=arm</code>
* ARM64 use <code>arch=arm64</code>

Download this file onto your system: (Note: The link below will target the Linux .NET Core x64 file. Replace if needed with the file you chose previously)
wget --content-disposition 'http://radarr.servarr.com/v1/update/master/updatefile?os=linux&runtime=netcore&arch=x64'
* Alternatively: Go to the Radarr download page, and pick the appropriate file: https://github.com/Radarr/Radarr/releases
Uncompress:
tar -xvzf Radarr*.linux*.tar.gz
Move to your preferred install location (typically <code>/opt/Radarr/</code>
sudo mv Radarr/ /opt
Finally, make sure you grant the needed permission to your install directory:
sudo chown radarr:radarr /opt/Radarr

You can start Radarr with the following command:
/opt/Radarr/Radarr -nobrowser
<section end=radarr_linux_installation />

=== Sonarr ===
==== OSX ====
<section begin=sonarr_osx_installation />
<ol>
<li>After downloading Sonarr V3 from [https://services.sonarr.tv/v1/download/phantom-develop/latest?version=3&os=macos&installer=true here]. The <code>zip</code> file will be located in your downloads directory.</li>
<li>After the download has finished you'll need to unzip the file from there you'll have a '''Sonarr.app''' in your downloads folder simply move the '''Sonarr.app''' to your Applications directory.</li>
[[File:Move-sonarr-to-applications.gif|center|frameless|750x750px]]
<li> From there if you go to your launch pad you'll notice that Sonarr is now in there, double click on Sonarr</li>
<li> You'll probably get a pop up that says "Sonarr.app" cannot be opened because the developer cannot be verified.</li>
[[File:sonarr-developer-cannot-be-verified.png|center|frameless|250px]]
<li> Don't fret we can get this fixed.</li>
<ol>
<li>Click on System Preferences in your dock</li>
<li>Click Security and Privacy</li>
<li> Click '''Open Anyways'''</li>
<li> You'll get a pop up that looks something like this:</li>
[[File:sonarr-developer-cannot-be-verified2.png|none|framless|250px]]
<li> Click Open </li>
</ol>
<li> Now since Sonarr uses the Mono Framework Version 5.20 or later if you do not already have that installed you'll receive a pop up like this</li>
[[File:sonarr-cannot-launch-sonarr-mono.png|center|frameless|250px]]
<ul>
<li>Note: If Mono is already installed skip these steps</li>
</ul>
<ol>
<li> Click Download </li>
<li> Safari (or default browser) will now open up to [https://www.mono-project.com/download/stable/#download-mac the Mono Project] for macOS. Click '''Download mono (Stable channel)'''</li>
<li> Once the download is complete go to your downloads folder and click the new pkg file that was downloaded and install it</li>
<li> After installation is complete go back and reopen Sonarr </li>
</ol>
<li> Now browse to <code>http://localhost:8989</code></li>
</ol>
Now you're all set Sonarr is now up and running on your system.
<section end=sonarr_osx_installation />
<section begin=sonarr_linux_installation />

==== Debian/Ubuntu ====

[https://sonarr.tv/#downloads-v3-linux-ubuntu Please see our website]

Manual installs methods are unsupported and you'll need to determine the process yourself.

<section end="sonarr_linux_installation" />

=== Lidarr ===
==== OSX ====
<section begin=lidarr_osx_installation />
Detailed instructions coming "soon"
For now please see our website for details:
https://lidarr.audio/#downloads-v1-macos
<section end=lidarr_osx_installation />

<section begin=lidarr_linux_installation />
==== Debian/Ubuntu ====
===== .NET Core Install =====
You'll need curl, mediainfo, chromaprint, and sqlite.
<code>sudo apt install curl mediainfo sqlite3 libchromaprint-tools</code>

====== Manual Install ======
Note: this assumes you created a user named <code>lidarr</code>

[[File:ARR Download Link Example.png|thumb|right|Example of Lidarr download options]]
In the example screenshot here, you can see multiple options. Choose the option that matches your OS and processor best. For most users, this would be <code>.linux-core-x64.tar.gz</code> selected via <code>arch=x64</code> in the url.

For:
* ARM use <code>arch=arm</code>
* ARM64 use <code>arch=arm64</code>

Download this file onto your system: (Note: The link below will target the Linux .NET Core x64 file. Replace if needed with the file you chose previously)
wget --content-disposition 'http://lidarr.servarr.com/v1/update/develop/updatefile?os=linux&runtime=netcore&arch=x64'
* Alternatively: Go to the Lidarr download page, and pick the appropriate file: https://github.com/Lidarr/Lidarr/releases

Uncompress:
tar -xvzf Lidarr*.linux*.tar.gz
Move to your preferred install location (typically <code>/opt/Lidarr/</code>
sudo mv Lidarr/ /opt
Finally, make sure you grant the needed permission to your install directory:
sudo chown lidarr:lidarr /opt/Lidarr

You can start Lidarr with the following command:
/opt/Lidarr/Lidarr -nobrowser -data=path/to/app/data
<section end=lidarr_linux_installation />

=== Readarr ===
==== OSX ====
<section begin=readarr_osx_installation />
Readarr is in a pre-alpha state. Instructions will be built once Readarr is stable (i.e. alpha).
<section end=readarr_osx_installation />
==== Linux ====
<section begin=readarr_linux_installation />
==== Debian/Ubuntu ====

===== .NET Core Install =====
You'll need curl and sqlite.
<code>sudo apt install curl sqlite3</code>

====== Manual Install ======
Go to the Readarr discord and locate the binaries

Note: this assumes you created a user named <code>readarr</code>

Download this file onto your system:
wget --content-disposition '{Readarr is pre-alpha; link hidden from the public}'
Uncompress:
tar -xvzf Readarr*.linux-core-x64.tar.gz
Move to your preferred install location (typically <code>/opt/Readarr/</code>
sudo mv Readarr/ /opt
Finally, make sure you grant the needed permission to your install directory:
sudo chown readarr:readarr /opt/Readarr

You can start Readarr with the following command:
/opt/Readarr/Readarr -nobrowser
<section end=readarr_linux_ubuntu_NetCore_manual_installation />

=== Prowlarr ===
==== OSX ====
<section begin=prowlarr_osx_installation />
Detailed instructions coming "soon"
For now please see our website for details:
https://prowlarr.com/#downloads-v3-macos
<section end=prowlarr_osx_installation />
<section begin=prowlarr_linux_installation />
==== Debian/Ubuntu ====
===== .NET Core Install =====
You'll need curl and sqlite.
<code>sudo apt install curl sqlite3</code>

====== Manual Install ======
Note: this assumes you created a user named <code>prowlarr</code>

Download this file onto your system:
wget --content-disposition '{Prowlarr is pre-alpha; link hidden from the public}'
Uncompress:
tar -xvzf Prowlarr*.linux*.tar.gz
Move to your preferred install location (typically <code>/opt/Prowlarr/</code>
sudo mv Prowlarr/ /opt
Finally, make sure you grant the needed permission to your install directory:
sudo chown prowlarr:prowlarr /opt/Prowlarr

You can start Prowlarr with the following command:
/opt/Prowlarr/Prowlarr -nobrowser
<section end=prowlarr_linux_installation />

== Code Blocks ==
=== Radarr ===
==== Preparing the Unit Service File ====
<section begin=radarr_installation_unit_service_file />
[Unit]
Description=Radarr Daemon
After=syslog.target network.target

[Service]
# Change the user and group variables here.
User=radarr
Group=radarr

Type=simple
#Update the data path
ExecStart=/opt/Radarr/Radarr -nobrowser -data=/path/to/appdata/for/Radarr/

TimeoutStopSec=20
KillMode=process
Restart=always

[Install]
WantedBy=multi-user.target
<section end=radarr_installation_unit_service_file />

=== Sonarr ===
==== Preparing the Unit Service File ====
<section begin=sonarr_installation_unit_service_file />
Manual installs methods are unsupported and you'll need to determine the process yourself.
<section end=sonarr_installation_unit_service_file />
=== Lidarr ===
==== Preparing the Unit Service File ====
<section begin=lidarr_installation_unit_service_file />
[Unit]
Description=Lidarr Daemon
After=syslog.target network.target

[Service]
# Change the user and group variables here.
User=lidarr
Group=lidarr

Type=simple

# NetCore install:
# Update the data path
ExecStart=/opt/Lidarr/Lidarr -nobrowser -data=/path/to/appdata/for/Lidarr/

TimeoutStopSec=20
KillMode=process
Restart=always

[Install]
WantedBy=multi-user.target
<section end=lidarr_installation_unit_service_file />
=== Readarr ===
==== Preparing the Unit Service File ====
<section begin=readarr_installation_unit_service_file />
[Unit]
Description=Readarr Daemon
After=syslog.target network.target

[Service]
# Change the user and group variables here.
User=readarr
Group=readarr

Type=simple

# NetCore install:
# Update the data path
ExecStart=/opt/Readarr/Readarr -nobrowser -data=/path/to/appdata/for/Readarr/

TimeoutStopSec=20
KillMode=process
Restart=always

[Install]
WantedBy=multi-user.target
<section end=readarr_installation_unit_service_file />

=== Prowlarr ===
==== Preparing the Unit Service File ====
<section begin=prowlarr_installation_unit_service_file />
[Unit]
Description=Prowlarr Daemon
After=syslog.target network.target

[Service]
# Change the user and group variables here.
User=prowlarr
Group=prowlarr

Type=simple
#Update the data path
ExecStart=/opt/Prowlarr/Prowlarr -nobrowser -data=/path/to/appdata/for/Prowlarr/

TimeoutStopSec=20
KillMode=process
Restart=always

[Install]
WantedBy=multi-user.target
<section end=prowlarr_installation_unit_service_file />

Installation Misc

2021-04-28T09:43:48Z

RobinDadswell: /* Code Blocks */

== Installation ==
=== Radarr ===
==== OSX ====
<section begin=radarr_osx_installation />
Detailed instructions coming "soon"
For now please see our website for details:
https://radarr.video/#downloads-v3-macos
<section end=radarr_osx_installation />
<section begin=radarr_linux_installation />
==== Debian/Ubuntu ====
===== .NET Core Install =====
You'll need curl, mediainfo, and sqlite.
<code>sudo apt install curl mediainfo sqlite3</code>

====== Manual Install ======
Note: this assumes you created a user named <code>radarr</code>

[[File:ARR Download Link Example.png|thumb|right|Example of Radarr download options]]
In the example screenshot here, you can see multiple options. Choose the option that matches your OS and processor best. For most users, this would be <code>.linux-core-x64.tar.gz</code> selected via <code>arch=x64</code> in the url.

For:
* ARM use <code>arch=arm</code>
* ARM64 use <code>arch=arm64</code>

Download this file onto your system: (Note: The link below will target the Linux .NET Core x64 file. Replace if needed with the file you chose previously)
wget --content-disposition 'http://radarr.servarr.com/v1/update/master/updatefile?os=linux&runtime=netcore&arch=x64'
* Alternatively: Go to the Radarr download page, and pick the appropriate file: https://github.com/Radarr/Radarr/releases
Uncompress:
tar -xvzf Radarr*.linux*.tar.gz
Move to your preferred install location (typically <code>/opt/Radarr/</code>
sudo mv Radarr/ /opt
Finally, make sure you grant the needed permission to your install directory:
sudo chown radarr:radarr /opt/Radarr

You can start Radarr with the following command:
/opt/Radarr/Radarr -nobrowser
<section end=radarr_linux_installation />

=== Sonarr ===
==== OSX ====
<section begin=sonarr_osx_installation />
<ol>
<li>After downloading Sonarr V3 from [https://services.sonarr.tv/v1/download/phantom-develop/latest?version=3&os=macos&installer=true here]. The <code>zip</code> file will be located in your downloads directory.</li>
<li>After the download has finished you'll need to unzip the file from there you'll have a '''Sonarr.app''' in your downloads folder simply move the '''Sonarr.app''' to your Applications directory.</li>
[[File:Move-sonarr-to-applications.gif|center|frameless|750x750px]]
<li> From there if you go to your launch pad you'll notice that Sonarr is now in there, double click on Sonarr</li>
<li> You'll probably get a pop up that says "Sonarr.app" cannot be opened because the developer cannot be verified.</li>
[[File:sonarr-developer-cannot-be-verified.png|center|frameless|250px]]
<li> Don't fret we can get this fixed.</li>
<ol>
<li>Click on System Preferences in your dock</li>
<li>Click Security and Privacy</li>
<li> Click '''Open Anyways'''</li>
<li> You'll get a pop up that looks something like this:</li>
[[File:sonarr-developer-cannot-be-verified2.png|none|framless|250px]]
<li> Click Open </li>
</ol>
<li> Now since Sonarr uses the Mono Framework Version 5.20 or later if you do not already have that installed you'll receive a pop up like this</li>
[[File:sonarr-cannot-launch-sonarr-mono.png|center|frameless|250px]]
<ul>
<li>Note: If Mono is already installed skip these steps</li>
</ul>
<ol>
<li> Click Download </li>
<li> Safari (or default browser) will now open up to [https://www.mono-project.com/download/stable/#download-mac the Mono Project] for macOS. Click '''Download mono (Stable channel)'''</li>
<li> Once the download is complete go to your downloads folder and click the new pkg file that was downloaded and install it</li>
<li> After installation is complete go back and reopen Sonarr </li>
</ol>
<li> Now browse to <code>http://localhost:8989</code></li>
</ol>
Now you're all set Sonarr is now up and running on your system.
<section end=sonarr_osx_installation />
<section begin=sonarr_linux_installation />

==== Debian/Ubuntu ====

[https://sonarr.tv/#downloads-v3-linux-ubuntu Please see our website]

Manual installs methods are unsupported and you'll need to determine the process yourself.

<section end="sonarr_linux_installation" />

=== Lidarr ===
==== OSX ====
<section begin=lidarr_osx_installation />
Detailed instructions coming "soon"
For now please see our website for details:
https://lidarr.audio/#downloads-v1-macos
<section end=lidarr_osx_installation />

<section begin=lidarr_linux_installation />
==== Debian/Ubuntu ====
===== .NET Core Install =====
You'll need curl, mediainfo, chromaprint, and sqlite.
<code>sudo apt install curl mediainfo sqlite3 libchromaprint-tools</code>

====== Manual Install ======
Note: this assumes you created a user named <code>lidarr</code>

[[File:ARR Download Link Example.png|thumb|right|Example of Lidarr download options]]
In the example screenshot here, you can see multiple options. Choose the option that matches your OS and processor best. For most users, this would be <code>.linux-core-x64.tar.gz</code> selected via <code>arch=x64</code> in the url.

For:
* ARM use <code>arch=arm</code>
* ARM64 use <code>arch=arm64</code>

Download this file onto your system: (Note: The link below will target the Linux .NET Core x64 file. Replace if needed with the file you chose previously)
wget --content-disposition 'http://lidarr.servarr.com/v1/update/develop/updatefile?os=linux&runtime=netcore&arch=x64'
* Alternatively: Go to the Lidarr download page, and pick the appropriate file: https://github.com/Lidarr/Lidarr/releases

Uncompress:
tar -xvzf Lidarr*.linux*.tar.gz
Move to your preferred install location (typically <code>/opt/Lidarr/</code>
sudo mv Lidarr/ /opt
Finally, make sure you grant the needed permission to your install directory:
sudo chown lidarr:lidarr /opt/Lidarr

You can start Lidarr with the following command:
/opt/Lidarr/Lidarr -nobrowser -data=path/to/app/data
<section end=lidarr_linux_installation />

=== Readarr ===
==== OSX ====
<section begin=readarr_osx_installation />
Readarr is in a pre-alpha state. Instructions will be built once Readarr is stable (i.e. alpha).
<section end=readarr_osx_installation />
==== Linux ====
<section begin=readarr_linux_installation />
==== Debian/Ubuntu ====

===== .NET Core Install =====
You'll need curl and sqlite.
<code>sudo apt install curl sqlite3</code>

====== Manual Install ======
Go to the Readarr discord and locate the binaries

Note: this assumes you created a user named <code>readarr</code>

Download this file onto your system:
wget --content-disposition '{Readarr is pre-alpha; link hidden from the public}'
Uncompress:
tar -xvzf Readarr*.linux-core-x64.tar.gz
Move to your preferred install location (typically <code>/opt/Readarr/</code>
sudo mv Readarr/ /opt
Finally, make sure you grant the needed permission to your install directory:
sudo chown readarr:readarr /opt/Readarr

You can start Readarr with the following command:
/opt/Readarr/Readarr -nobrowser
<section end=readarr_linux_ubuntu_NetCore_manual_installation />

== Code Blocks ==
=== Radarr ===
==== Preparing the Unit Service File ====
<section begin=radarr_installation_unit_service_file />
[Unit]
Description=Radarr Daemon
After=syslog.target network.target

[Service]
# Change the user and group variables here.
User=radarr
Group=radarr

Type=simple
#Update the data path
ExecStart=/opt/Radarr/Radarr -nobrowser -data=/path/to/appdata/for/Radarr/

TimeoutStopSec=20
KillMode=process
Restart=always

[Install]
WantedBy=multi-user.target
<section end=radarr_installation_unit_service_file />

=== Sonarr ===
==== Preparing the Unit Service File ====
<section begin=sonarr_installation_unit_service_file />
Manual installs methods are unsupported and you'll need to determine the process yourself.
<section end=sonarr_installation_unit_service_file />
=== Lidarr ===
==== Preparing the Unit Service File ====
<section begin=lidarr_installation_unit_service_file />
[Unit]
Description=Lidarr Daemon
After=syslog.target network.target

[Service]
# Change the user and group variables here.
User=lidarr
Group=lidarr

Type=simple

# NetCore install:
# Update the data path
ExecStart=/opt/Lidarr/Lidarr -nobrowser -data=/path/to/appdata/for/Lidarr/

TimeoutStopSec=20
KillMode=process
Restart=always

[Install]
WantedBy=multi-user.target
<section end=lidarr_installation_unit_service_file />
=== Readarr ===
==== Preparing the Unit Service File ====
<section begin=readarr_installation_unit_service_file />
[Unit]
Description=Readarr Daemon
After=syslog.target network.target

[Service]
# Change the user and group variables here.
User=readarr
Group=readarr

Type=simple

# NetCore install:
# Update the data path
ExecStart=/opt/Readarr/Readarr -nobrowser -data=/path/to/appdata/for/Readarr/

TimeoutStopSec=20
KillMode=process
Restart=always

[Install]
WantedBy=multi-user.target
<section end=readarr_installation_unit_service_file />

=== Prowlarr ===
==== Preparing the Unit Service File ====
<section begin=prowlarr_installation_unit_service_file />
[Unit]
Description=Prowlarr Daemon
After=syslog.target network.target

[Service]
# Change the user and group variables here.
User=prowlarr
Group=prowlarr

Type=simple
#Update the data path
ExecStart=/opt/Prowlarr/Prowlarr -nobrowser -data=/path/to/appdata/for/Prowlarr/

TimeoutStopSec=20
KillMode=process
Restart=always

[Install]
WantedBy=multi-user.target
<section end=prowlarr_installation_unit_service_file />

Appdata Directory Misc

2021-04-27T23:02:09Z

RobinDadswell:

'''Misc page for Appdata Directory'''
== Arguments ==
=== Radarr ===
<section begin=radarr_appdata_directory_arguments />
The <code>-data=</code> argument forces the location of the AppData folder, so your startup command may be forcing a specific location. This is required when trying to run multiple instances.
On windows this would be <code>/data=</code>

The <code>-nobrowser</code> argument refrains from launching/opening the browser on startup.
On windows this would be <code>/nobrowser</code>
<section end=radarr_appdata_directory_arguments />
=== Sonarr ===
<section begin=sonarr_appdata_directory_arguments />
The <code>-data=</code> argument forces the location of the AppData folder, so your startup command may be forcing a specific location. This is required when trying to run multiple instances.
On windows this would be <code>/data=</code>

The <code>-nobrowser</code> argument refrains from launching/opening the browser on startup.
On windows this would be <code>/nobrowser</code>
<section end=sonarr_appdata_directory_arguments />

=== Lidarr ===
<section begin=lidarr_appdata_directory_arguments />
The <code>-data=</code> argument forces the location of the AppData folder, so your startup command may be forcing a specific location. This is required when trying to run multiple instances.
On windows this would be <code>/data=</code>

The <code>-nobrowser</code> argument refrains from launching/opening the browser on startup.
On windows this would be <code>/nobrowser</code>
<section end=lidarr_appdata_directory_arguments />
=== Readarr ===
<section begin=readarr_appdata_directory_arguments />
The <code>-data=</code> argument forces the location of the AppData folder, so your startup command may be forcing a specific location. This is required when trying to run multiple instances.
On windows this would be <code>/data=</code>

The <code>-nobrowser</code> argument refrains from launching/opening the browser on startup.
On windows this would be <code>/nobrowser</code>
<section end=readarr_appdata_directory_arguments />
=== Prowlarr ===
<section begin=prowlarr_appdata_directory_arguments />
The <code>-data=</code> argument forces the location of the AppData folder, so your startup command may be forcing a specific location. This is required when trying to run multiple instances.
On windows this would be <code>/data=</code>

The <code>-nobrowser</code> argument refrains from launching/opening the browser on startup.
On windows this would be <code>/nobrowser</code>
<section end=prowlarr_appdata_directory_arguments />

2021-01-20T22:42:06Z

RobinDadswell: Added header for OnEpisodeFileDelete and added table for OnSeriesDelete

== TRaSH's Custom Formats ==
[https://trash-guides.info/Radarr/ TRaSH's Guides]

== Converting DB paths from Windows to Linux with SQL commands ==

'''''This document is to provide a guide for users who want to move their Sonarr from Windows to Linux, while maintaining all data from the Windows setup.'''''

=== DISCLAIMER ===

I am by no means an expert when it comes to SQL or databases. This guide is a use at your own risk, and I recommend making a copy of sonarr.db with a backup or two.

This process can likely be scripted via Python, or some other language, however I do not posses that skill.

This is the process that I went through during my configuration change, your mileage may vary.

=== Conversion guide ===

Make sure Sonarr is not running on the Linux Machine prior to copying the Database over.

The first thing that you will need to download is a copy of SQLite here is the [https://github.com/pawelsalawa/sqlitestudio/releases link] to the one that I used(SQLiteStudio-3.2.1.zip (portable))

Generally the Sonarr DB file is located at: <code>C:\ProgramData\Sonarr</code> (Or you can find the path in Sonarr by going to System > Status > About

Once you have SQLite open you will be met with a screen similar to the one below. You will click to "Add a Database", and add the **COPY** of your <code>sonarr.db</code> file. The database should then show up in the list as it does in the image below, from there you will need to click on "Connect to the Database"

[[File:Sqliteopen.PNG|thumb|none|750px]]

Now that you have the database added and connected you should see the same as the image below. I have highlighted the main areas that I had to go through to remove "Windows paths" to make it "Linux compatible" (Series, EpisodeFiles, ExtraFiles, SubtitleFiles, and RootFolders)

[[File:DatabaseEdit.PNG|thumb|none|750px]]

If you double click on any of the following Series, EpisodeFiles, ExtraFiles, SubtitleFiles, and RootFolders, you can see what is in the database for that section (This will be important for later). In the example below "Path" is the identifier in the table "Series" this is where you will see the path where all of your Sonarr shows are listed, and is what we will be modifying.

[[File:SeriesExample.PNG|thumb|none|750px]]

If you go to "Tools" at the top > "Open SQL editor" (ALT+E shortcut) you will see the following screen. The SQL editor is where we will be making most of the changes. I'd advise on scrolling through "Series" > "Path" to compare changes and see if anything was missed after running the command.

The command you will edit and run to change the path of where all shows are listed are as follows between START and END (Do not include the words START and END).

Replace the following sections as follows (the path typed out is case sensitve, and you may have to run this command with minor changes to get everything updated correctly:

<code>\\169.254.0.1\Media\Download Complete\TV Shows\</code> - Both sections as listed below will need to be changed to the main location of all of your shows. You will edit the section in between the single quotes. Make sure you leave the \ at the end of your path.

<code>%\\169.254.0.1\Media\Download Complete\TV Shows\%</code> - You will replace all data in between the single quotes and % with your main location of all of your shows as you did in the step prior to this (both '' and %% are needed in this section.) Make sure you leave the \ at the end of your path.

<code>/home/username/mnt/share/media/DownloadComplete/tv/shows/</code> - This section will be the new path where all of your shows will be listed after the migration. You will replace everything inside of the single quotes, but make sure you leave the / at the end.

---START---

<code>
update Series set Path = replace(Path, '\\169.254.0.1\Media\Download Complete\TV Shows\', '/home/username/mnt/share/media/DownloadComplete/tv/shows/')
where Path like '%\\169.254.0.1\Media\Download Complete\TV Shows\%'
</code>

---END---

So in this example, my shows were listed on a NAS device but this will be wherever your show paths are listed ie. <code>C:\Users\USERNAME\Documents\...</code> if storage is on the same device as Sonarr.

So in this example my path for shows was <code>\\169.254.0.1\Media\Download Complete\TV Shows\Name Of Show</code>

So what this command will do will replace <code>\\169.254.0.1\Media\Download Complete\TV Shows\</code> to <code>/home/username/mnt/share/media/DownloadComplete/tv/shows/</code>

This will only replace up to Name of Show so the end result would be <code>home/username/mnt/share/media/DownloadComplete/tv/shows/Name Of Show</code>

[[File:SqlEdit.PNG|thumb|none|750px]]

The hard should be mostly over. Now we just have to clean up any Windows file path \'s to Linux file path /'s

You will clear out the code where you made the changes in the last step, and enter these one by one.

(NOTE) I did not include screenshots of this process as it is just a matter of running the commands one by one, then opening the EpisodeFiles Table, selecting Data, and seeing if there are any \'s listed in the data or if they have been changed to /'s (END NOTE)

---START---

<code>
update EpisodeFiles set RelativePath = replace(RelativePath, '\', '/')
<br>
<br>
update ExtraFiles set RelativePath = replace(RelativePath, '\', '/')
<br>
<br>
update SubtitleFiles set RelativePath = replace(RelativePath, '\', '/')
</code>

---END---

In my case Episodefiles, ExtraFiles, and SubtitleFiles the only changes I had to make was to replace \'s with /'s.

All that is left now is RootFolders which I just edited manually as I did not have many RootFolders.

To change the Path of RootFolders, you will right click and select "Edit value in editor" This you will just enter your new path. (be sure to include the / at the end of your path, as this will be needed for future shows added to Sonarr.))

Once you have made all of the changes you will click "Commit Changes" (the green checkbox)

[[File:RootFolders.png|thumb|none|750px]]

<br>
Finally the end....

After you have finished your last changes and committed the changes, you are done, just click "Disconnect from this Database" (Unplug symbol next to where we connected to the Database)

Make sure Sonarr is not running on the Linux Machine prior to copying the Database over.

Then you just copy Sonarr.db to it's new home, and start Sonarr.

===='''

=== Accreditation ===
Walkthough Guide created and provided by Justin(BitHawkGaming)
Update/change as needed

== Custom Post Processing Scripts ==
If you’re looking to trigger a custom script in your download client to tell Sonarr when to update, you can find more details here. Scripts are added to Sonarr via the ''Connect'' Settings page.

=== Overview ===
Sonarr can execute a custom script when an episode is newly imported or renamed and depending on the action, different parameters are supplied. They are passed to the script through environment variables which allows for more flexibility in what is sent to the script and in no particular order.

=== Environment Variables ===

===== On Grab =====

{| class="wikitable"
!width="50%"| Environment Variable
!width="50%"| Details
|-
| sonarr_eventtype
| Grab
|-
| sonarr_series_id
| Internal ID of the series
|-
| sonarr_series_title
| Title of the series
|-
| sonarr_series_tvdbid
| TVDB ID for the series
|-
| sonarr_series_tvmazeid
| TVMaze ID for the series
|-
| sonarr_series_imdbid
| IMDB ID for the series
|-
| sonarr_series_type
| Type of the series, Anime, Daily or Standard
|-
| sonarr_release_episodecount
| Number of episodes in the release
|-
| sonarr_release_seasonnumber
| Season number from release
|-
| sonarr_release_episodenumbers
| , separated list of episode numbers
|-
| sonarr_release_absoluteepisodenumbers
| , separated list of absolute episode numbers
|-
| sonarr_release_episodeairdates
| , separated list of Air date from original network
|-
| sonarr_release_episodeairdatesutc
| , separated list of Air Date with Time in UTC
|-
| sonarr_release_episodetitles
| <nowiki>| separated list of episode titles</nowiki>
|-
| sonarr_release_title
| NZB/Torrent title
|-
| sonarr_release_indexer
| Indexer where the release was grabbed
|-
| sonarr_release_size
| Size of the release reported by the indexer
|-
| sonarr_release_quality
| Quality name of the release as detected by Sonarr
|-
| sonarr_release_qualityversion
| 1 is the default, 2 for proper, 3+ could be used for anime versions
|-
| sonarr_release_releasegroup
| Release Group, will be empty if it is unknown
|-
| sonarr_download_client
| download client, will be empty if it is unknown
|-
| sonarr_download_id
| The hash of the torrent/NZB file downloaded (used to uniquely identify the download in the download client)
|}

==== On Download/On Upgrade ====

{| class="wikitable"
!width="50%"| Environment Variable
!width="50%"| Details
|-
| sonarr_eventtype
| Download
|-
| sonarr_isupgrade
| <code>True</code> when an an existing file is upgraded, otherwise <code>False</code>
|-
| sonarr_series_id
| Internal ID of the series
|-
| sonarr_series_title
| Title of the series
|-
| sonarr_series_path
| Full path to the series
|-
| sonarr_series_tvdbid
| TVDB ID for the series
|-
| sonarr_series_tvmazeid
| TVMaze ID for the series
|-
| sonarr_series_imdbid
| IMDB ID for the series, empty if not available
|-
| sonarr_series_type
| Type of the series, Anime, Daily or Standard
|-
| sonarr_episodefile_id
| Internal ID of the episode file
|-
| sonarr_episodefile_episodecount
| Number of episodes in the file
|-
| sonarr_episodefile_relativepath
| Path to the episode file relative to the series’ path
|-
| sonarr_episodefile_path
| Full path to the episode file
|-
| sonarr_episodefile_episodeIDs
| Internal ID(s) of the episode file
|-
| sonarr_episodefile_seasonnumber
| Season number of episode file
|-
| sonarr_episodefile_episodenumbers
| , separated list of episode numbers
|-
| sonarr_episodefile_episodeairdates
| , seperated list of Air dates from original network
|-
| sonarr_episodefile_episodeairdatesutc
| , seperated list of Air Date with Time in UTC
|-
| sonarr_episodefile_episodetitles
| <nowiki> | separated list of episode titles </nowiki>
|-
| sonarr_episodefile_quality
| Quality name of the Episode from Sonarr
|-
| sonarr_episodefile_qualityversion
| 1 is the default, 2 for proper, 3+ could be used for anime versions
|-
| sonarr_episodefile_releasegroup
| Release group, will be empty if unknown
|-
| sonarr_episodefile_scenename
| Original release name, will be empty if unknown
|-
| sonarr_episodefile_sourcepath
| Full path to the episode file that was imported from
|-
| sonarr_episodefile_sourcefolder
| Full path to the folder the episode file was imported from
|-
| sonarr_download_client
| download client, will be empty if it is unknown
|-
| sonarr_download_id
| The hash of the torrent/NZB file downloaded (used to uniquely identify the download in the download client)
|-
| sonarr_deletedrelativepaths
| <nowiki> | separated list of files that were deleted to import this file </nowiki>
|-
| sonarr_deletedpaths
| <nowiki> | separated list of full paths for files that were deleted to import this file </nowiki>
|}

==== On Rename ====

{| class="wikitable"
! Environment Variable
! Details
|-
| sonarr_eventtype
| Rename
|-
| sonarr_series_id
| Internal ID of the series
|-
| sonarr_series_title
| Title of the series
|-
| sonarr_series_path
| Full path to the series
|-
| sonarr_series_tvdbid
| TVDB ID for the series
|-
| sonarr_series_tvmazeid
| TVMaze ID for the series
|-
| sonarr_series_imdbid
| IMDB ID for the series, empty if not available
|-
| sonarr_series_type
| Type of the series, Anime, Daily or Standard
|}

==== On Delete Episode File ====

==== On Delete Series ====

{| class="wikitable"
! Environment Variable
! Details
|-
| sonarr_eventtype
| SeriesDeleted
|-
| sonarr_series_id
| Internal ID of the series
|-
| sonarr_series_title
| Title of the series
|-
| sonarr_series_path
| Full path to the series
|-
| sonarr_series_tvdbid
| TVDB ID for the series
|-
| sonarr_series_imdbid
| IMDB ID for the series
|-
| sonarr_series_type
| Type of the series, Anime, Daily or Standard
|-
| sonarr_series_deletedfiles
| Boolean for if the files have actually been deleted or not
|}

==== On Test ====

When adding the script to Sonarr and run ‘Test’ the script will be invoked with the following parameters. The script should be able to gracefully ignore any other eventtype

{| class="wikitable"
! Environment Variable
! Details
|-
| sonarr_eventtype
| Test
|}

=== Arguments ===

''(Warning: Adding arguments is no longer supported in Sonarr v3, point to the script directly.)''

Additional command line line arguments that are passed to your script, such as running your script through cmd.exe you would set the path to <code>cmd.exe</code> and the arguments to <code>/c C:\Path\to\script.bat</code>.

=== Specific usage tips ===

==== PHP ====

The information from Sonarr will not be added to <math display="inline">_ENV as one might expect but should be included in the [https://secure.php.net/manual/en/reserved.variables.server.php </math>_SERVER variable]. A sample script to use this information to convert a file can be found [https://gist.github.com/karbowiak/7fb38d346e368edc9d1a here]. '''PowerShell''' Sample script using the Sonarr environment variables to create EDL files for all episodes is [https://gist.github.com/RedsGT/e1b5f28e7b5b81e1e45378151e73ba5c here].<br />
'''Reverse Symlinking''' For those moving from Medusa this [https://github.com/Sonarr/Sonarr/wiki/Reverse-symlink-script-for-Connect seems to work well]

Settings Connect

2021-01-18T00:39:22Z

RobinDadswell: /* Sonarr */ - added On Series Delete and On Episode Delete as part of PR #4158

== Connect ==
=== Connections ===
==== Radarr ====
<section begin=radarr_settings_connect_connections />
Connections are how you want Radarr to communicate with the outside world.
* By pressing the <code>+</code> button you'll be presented with a new window which will allow you to configure many different endpoints
** There are many different endpoints
*** [https://boxcar.io Boxcar]
*** [[Radarr_Tips_and_Tricks#Custom_Post_Processing_Scripts|Custom Scripts]] - This allows you to make a custom script for when a particular action happens this script will run
*** [https://discord.com Discord] - By far one of the most common ways to push notifications of actions happening on your Radarr
*** [https://discordnotifier.com Discord Notifier] - The brainchild of one of the Radarr developers allowing you to have beautiful discord notifications with very fine tuned control. Constantly being updated and a favorite amongst many of the Radarr team.
*** Email - Simply send yourself or somebody you want to annoy with email. If you're using Gmail and have 2-factor authentication enabled you need to use an App Specific password: https://support.google.com/accounts/answer/185833
*** [https://emby.media Emby]
*** [https://gotify.net Gotify]
*** [https://joaoapps.com/join/ Join]
*** [https://kodi.tv Kodi] - Kodi spawned from the love of media. It is an entertainment hub that brings all your digital media together into a beautiful and user friendly package. It is 100% free and open source, very customisable and runs on a wide variety of devices. It is supported by a dedicated team of volunteers and a huge community.
**** By adding Kodi as a connection you can update Kodi's library when a new movie has been added to Radarr
*** [https://plex.tv Plex Media Server] - The server for your self hosted Plex system, Enabling this is much like Kodi will allow you to push an update to your plex server notifying it that a new/upgraded movie is available
*** [https://www.prowlapp.com Prowl]
*** [https://www.pushbullet.com Pushbullet]
*** [https://pushover.net Pushover]
*** [https://sendgrid.com Sendgrid]
*** [https://slack.com Slack]
*** [https://www.synology.com/en-global/knowledgebase/DSM/help/DSM/AdminCenter/application_indexservice_desc Synology Indexer]
*** [https://telegram.org Telegram]
*** [https://trakt.tv/dashboard Trakt]
*** [https://twitter.com Twitter]
**** Create a Twitter application (if you haven’t already) at https://apps.twitter.com/
**** Fill in the mandatory fields as well as the callback URL, set it to a publicly available URL (not localhost), it doesn’t need to exist, but it does need to be set, using <code>https://radarr.video/twitter</code> is sufficient.

* Connection Triggers
** On Grab - Be notified when movies are available for download and has been sent to a download client
** On Import - Be notified when movies are successfully imported
** On Upgrade - Be notified when movies are upgraded to a better quality
** On Rename - Be notified when movies are renamed
** On Delete - ?TBD?
** On Health Issue - Be notified on health check failures
** Include Health Warnings - Be notified on health warnings in addition to errors.
<section end=radarr_settings_connect_connections />

==== Sonarr ====
<section begin=sonarr_settings_connect_connections />
Connections are how you want Sonarr to communicate with the outside world.
* By pressing the <code>+</code> button you'll be presented with a new window which will allow you to configure many different endpoints
** There are many different endpoints
*** [https://boxcar.io Boxcar]
*** Custom scripts - This allows you to make a custom script for when a particular action happens this script will run
*** [https://discord.com Discord] - By far one of the most common ways to push notifications of actions happening on your Sonarr
*** Email - Simply send yourself or somebody you want to annoy with emails. If you're using Gmail and have 2-factor authentication enabled you need to use an App Specific password: https://support.google.com/accounts/answer/185833
*** [https://emby.media Emby]
*** [https://gotify.net Gotify]
*** [https://joaoapps.com/join/ Join]
*** [https://kodi.tv Kodi] - Kodi spawned from the love of media. It is an entertainment hub that brings all your digital media together into a beautiful and user friendly package. It is 100% free and open source, very customisable and runs on a wide variety of devices. It is supported by a dedicated team of volunteers and a huge community.
**** By adding Kodi as a connection you can update Kodi's library when a new episode has been added to Sonarr
*** [https://plex.tv Plex Home Theater]
*** [https://plex.tv Plex Media Center]
*** [https://plex.tv Plex Media Server] - The server for your self hosted Plex system, Enabling this is much like Kodi will allow you to push an update to your plex server notifying it that a new/upgraded episode is available
*** [https://www.prowlapp.com Prowl]
*** [https://www.pushbullet.com Pushbullet]
*** [https://pushover.net Pushover]
*** [https://sendgrid.com Sendgrid]
*** [https://slack.com Slack]
*** [https://www.synology.com/en-global/knowledgebase/DSM/help/DSM/AdminCenter/application_indexservice_desc Synology Indexer]
*** [https://telegram.org Telegram]
*** [https://trakt.tv/dashboard Trakt]
*** [https://twitter.com Twitter]

* Connection Triggers
** On Grab - Be notified when episodes are available for download and has been sent to a download client
** On Import - Be notified when episodes are successfully imported
** On Upgrade - Be notified when episodes are upgraded to a better quality
** On Rename - Be notified when episodes are renamed
** On Series Delete - Be notified when series are deleted
** On Episode Delete - Be notified when episodes files are deleted
** On Health Issue - Be notified on health check failures
** Include Health Warnings - Be notified on health warnings in addition to errors.
<section end=sonarr_settings_connect_connections />

==== Lidarr ====
<section begin=lidarr_settings_connect_connections />
Connections are how you want Lidarr to communicate with the outside world.
* By pressing the <code>+</code> button you'll be presented with a new window which will allow you to configure many different endpoints
** There are many different endpoints
*** [https://boxcar.io Boxcar]
*** Custom scripts - This allows you to make a custom script for when a particular action happens this script will run
*** [https://discord.com Discord] - By far one of the most common ways to push notifications of actions happening on your Lidarr
*** [https://discordnotifier.com Discord Notifier] - The brainchild of one of the Lidarr developers allowing you to have beautiful discord notifications with very fine tuned control. Constantly being updated and a favorite amongst many of the Lidarr team.
*** Email - Simply send yourself or somebody you want to annoy with email. If you're using Gmail and have 2-factor authentication enabled you need to use an App Specific password: https://support.google.com/accounts/answer/185833
*** [https://emby.media Emby]
*** [https://gotify.net Gotify]
*** [https://joaoapps.com/join/ Join]
*** [https://kodi.tv Kodi] - Kodi spawned from the love of media. It is an entertainment hub that brings all your digital media together into a beautiful and user friendly package. It is 100% free and open source, very customisable and runs on a wide variety of devices. It is supported by a dedicated team of volunteers and a huge community.
**** By adding Kodi as a connection you can update Kodi's library when a new movie has been added to Lidarr
*** [https://plex.tv Plex Media Server] - The server for your self hosted Plex system, Enabling this is much like Kodi will allow you to push an update to your plex server notifying it that a new/upgraded movie is available
*** [https://www.prowlapp.com Prowl]
*** [https://www.pushbullet.com Pushbullet]
*** [https://pushover.net Pushover]
*** [https://sendgrid.com Sendgrid]
*** [https://slack.com Slack]
*** [http://www.subsonic.org Subsonic]
*** [https://www.synology.com/en-global/knowledgebase/DSM/help/DSM/AdminCenter/application_indexservice_desc Synology Indexer]
*** [https://telegram.org Telegram]
*** [https://twitter.com Twitter]

* Connection Triggers
** On Grab - Be notified when episodes are available for download and has been sent to a download client
** On Import - Be notified when episodes are successfully imported
** On Upgrade - Be notified when episodes are upgraded to a better quality
** On Rename - Be notified when episodes are renamed
** On Health Issue - Be notified on health check failures
** Include Health Warnings - Be notified on health warnings in addition to errors.
<section end=lidarr_settings_connect_connections />
==== Readarr ====
<section begin=readarr_settings_connect_connections />
Text
<section end=readarr_settings_connect_connections />

=== Templates ===