Multiple Library Support

[LFFPicard]

As below, I have multiple paths set up in Radarr and Sonarr as they put media in different locations for separate libraries in Plex.
Is there a way to have Huntarr use the source location path when requesting a missing media item.

For example, I am missing Wrestlemania 23, Huntarr see's it is located in /wwe so when it requests radarr to add it it will add it using the /wwe path.

[sleighton]

Pretty sure the choice of paths is not determined by Huntarr, it simply triggers the search and the respective arr uses the configured path for the searched item. This is the identical behavior as if you manually fired off the search in the arr.

[LFFPicard]

I thought the purpose of Huntarr was to ADD missing media that is not already in the radarr database. So you would need a way to define how that missing media is being added, a bit like how Overseer does it when you make/approve a request.

But ofc Huntarr would be automating this. Or maybe I have got the concept of Huntarr wrong and it simply forces Radarr/Sonarr to run another search on an existing entry that has no media. In which case I could simply change the schedule time on said *arrs to run the monitored task more frequently.

[sleighton]

No, Huntarr uses the missing and unmet cutoff API of each arr to conduct new searches for that media. Remember, the arrs ONLY automatically search when you initially add the media request to the arr, once added the arrs use the RSS feeds to search for matches. So, for example, if you add a new indexer or have downtime where you miss RSS feeds, the arrs never see those unless you fire off a manual search.

[LFFPicard]

Oh..
Well, in that case it is still super useful then as I have a lot of Cult classics that are sitting there and I just expected them to be found when a search is done, did not realise it only searched on RSS ha. Been using the *arrs for years and obviously done it wrong ha

Thanks for clarifying and solving one of my issues :D

[sleighton]

Yes, it's very useful and found a crap load of ebooks and music for my libraries. And it's easy on your indexers so you don't get put on timeout for overloading them with Requests. It's one of my most fave apps and the dev just keeps making it better and better. Enjoy!

[Admin9705]

@sleighton and you was big on getting readarr completed lol