As far as i can tell i'm able to manually ssh in with the same settings in the config file so not sure what's going on. I was really hoping this would fix me up but i'm still getting the below: The files are going up to the torrent client just fine, they're downloading, but fail when trying to transfer back.
Hopefully your detailed write-up helps other folks as well. Ty so much for this breakdown!!!! and here i was trying to fight the. Note that if pp_sshkeyfile is set, the pp_sshpasswd should be set to None and/or left blank. Pp_sshlocalcd => the local path location where you want the auto-snatch script to download to. Pp_sshkeyfile => secret key location if you key authentication is enabled on your remote instance Pp_sshpasswd => the password for your remote instance (ssh) Pp_sshuser => the username you would use to ssh into the shell of your remote instance. Pp_sshport => the port that your ssh runs on the remote instance (ie. Pp_sshhost => the domain name/ip of your remote instance (no port/paths) Pp_sshkeyfile = /home/evilhero/.ssh/id_rsaĪuto_snatch => enabling or disabling the usage of the auto-snatch scripts.Īuto_snatch_script => the full path location to where the getlftp.sh script is located. Pp_sshlocalcd = /Incoming/Torrents/comics Since lftp doesn't exist on Windows, harpoon or the mylar internal version won't work in that aspect.Īuto_snatch_script = /opt/mylar/post-processing/torrent-auto-snatch/getlftp.sh If you're using Windows, your best bet is to use rsync or something similar to copy back down the files every X mins/hrs - and point your folder monitor within Mylar to monitor that folder for new downloads every 5-10 minutes (we generally tell users don't go less than 5 minutes as there's been some wanky problems when dong so).
There several users that use these methods (not both obviously) and haven't had any real issues in doing so.
seedbox), and your mylar install being local and both using a linux-based OS due to the usage of lftp. Unfortunately both of these methods rely on the rtorrent client being remote (ie. sonarr, radarr, lidarr, mylar, lazylibrarian) and then download them from the seedbox to your local machine and initiate a post-processing call to get that item into the respective library.
You could also use a program like harpoon that will monitor your rtorrent instance for completed downloads that were initiated by one of your auto-downloaders (ie. I'll have to dig up the docs for it, as you can follow the instructions included within Mylar (root of mylar directory / post-processing folder / torrent-auto-snatch folder / ) There is a built-in option within Mylar that can be used to download items once they've completed and then run them against post-processing (it doesn't download the entire folder at a scheduled time, but one-off's as required upon completion).
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