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The <code>-data</code> argument forces the location of the AppData folder, so your startup command may be forcing a specific location. This is especially useful when trying to run multiple instances. | The <code>-data</code> argument forces the location of the AppData folder, so your startup command may be forcing a specific location. This is especially useful when trying to run multiple instances. | ||
| − | The <code>-nobrowser</code>argument refrains from launching/opening the browser on startup. | + | The <code>-nobrowser</code> argument refrains from launching/opening the browser on startup. |
<section end=radarr_appdata_directory_arguments /> | <section end=radarr_appdata_directory_arguments /> | ||
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The <code>-data</code> argument forces the location of the AppData folder, so your startup command may be forcing a specific location. This is especially useful when trying to run multiple instances. | The <code>-data</code> argument forces the location of the AppData folder, so your startup command may be forcing a specific location. This is especially useful when trying to run multiple instances. | ||
| − | The <code>-nobrowser</code>argument refrains from launching/opening the browser on startup. | + | The <code>-nobrowser</code> argument refrains from launching/opening the browser on startup. |
<section end=sonarr_appdata_directory_arguments /> | <section end=sonarr_appdata_directory_arguments /> | ||
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The <code>-data</code> argument forces the location of the AppData folder, so your startup command may be forcing a specific location. This is especially useful when trying to run multiple instances. | The <code>-data</code> argument forces the location of the AppData folder, so your startup command may be forcing a specific location. This is especially useful when trying to run multiple instances. | ||
| − | The <code>-nobrowser</code>argument refrains from launching/opening the browser on startup. | + | The <code>-nobrowser</code> argument refrains from launching/opening the browser on startup. |
<section end=lidarr_appdata_directory_arguments /> | <section end=lidarr_appdata_directory_arguments /> | ||
=== Readarr === | === Readarr === | ||
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The <code>-data</code> argument forces the location of the AppData folder, so your startup command may be forcing a specific location. This is especially useful when trying to run multiple instances. | The <code>-data</code> argument forces the location of the AppData folder, so your startup command may be forcing a specific location. This is especially useful when trying to run multiple instances. | ||
| − | The <code>-nobrowser</code>argument refrains from launching/opening the browser on startup. | + | The <code>-nobrowser</code> argument refrains from launching/opening the browser on startup. |
<section end=readarr_appdata_directory_arguments /> | <section end=readarr_appdata_directory_arguments /> | ||
Revision as of 17:34, 21 February 2021
Misc page for Appdata Directory
Arguments
Radarr
The -data argument forces the location of the AppData folder, so your startup command may be forcing a specific location. This is especially useful when trying to run multiple instances.
The -nobrowser argument refrains from launching/opening the browser on startup.
Sonarr
The -data argument forces the location of the AppData folder, so your startup command may be forcing a specific location. This is especially useful when trying to run multiple instances.
The -nobrowser argument refrains from launching/opening the browser on startup.
Lidarr
The -data argument forces the location of the AppData folder, so your startup command may be forcing a specific location. This is especially useful when trying to run multiple instances.
The -nobrowser argument refrains from launching/opening the browser on startup.
Readarr
The -data argument forces the location of the AppData folder, so your startup command may be forcing a specific location. This is especially useful when trying to run multiple instances.
The -nobrowser argument refrains from launching/opening the browser on startup.
