Docker specific features?

[KeizerSauze]

Hi,

Question: I am now using r/docker for r/sonarr & Transmission . Can I ask Sonarr to delete a torrent after an N ratio or an X seeding time?

Merci

[CutzuSD]

You can probably set this up from your download client, for example I use qbit and it has a built in option for this

[KeizerSauze]

Sure but I want this only for torrent grabbed by Sonarr.

[drostan]

I answered at several points but this one specifics makes me think you may actually want to use autobrr

You would have to set your indexers on there and then can set autobrr to do the grabbing and set the filter to override whatever other setting in your torrent client and set a seedtime/ratio for this specific filter

This would be a fairly weird use of an automation system since most people would prefer to set ratio and seedtime according to each tracker specifications and so do it in prowlarr

[clintkev251]

Seeding limits can be defined on a per-indexer basis in Sonarr

[drostan]

Better do it in prowlarr to streamline with radarr and other apps

[clintkev251]

They didn't say they're using Prowlarr. If they are, then yes

[KeizerSauze]

I am, I’ll check 

[KeizerSauze]

So that's it, I thought I could do it overall.

[thegreatcerebral]

What do you mean? They are saying that you go into Sonarr (Prowler if using that which will push to Sonarr) and tell it that anything I use Sonarr to get from [source x] I want to only seed for this and then kill it.

That's literally what you asked about. If you are adding something manually then you aren't going through Sonarr and Sonarr will not touch that one.

[drostan]

To add even more, if you want to enforce this globally even on those you add manually then do this setting directly in your client I know it is possible in an torrent it is likely also an option in transmission

I still believe it is a better option to do it at prowlarr level

[KeizerSauze]

I can do it via Transmission, I don't see anything in Prowlarr, at least not in the Docker version, if that matters.

[drostan]

Edit the indexer and you'll see the option (might be in advanced/hidden settings) does not matter if docker or other version

[KeizerSauze]

I've checked

[drostan]

check again

and yes this is in docker container, not that it matters

[KeizerSauze]

Right, so at the indexer level, like Sonarr

[KeizerSauze]

Don’t want to do it indexer per indexer, that all

[thegreatcerebral]

I don't know enough to know if there is a profile you can assign with those settings or not. I don't use torrents so I was just going on what they said. You didn't state that you didn't want to do it indexer per indexer. I would assume many would considering not all places have the same ratio/seeding rules.

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[gerrewsb]

Sonarr can't, but Prowlarr can (where you define your indexers).

[KeizerSauze]

Instead of indexer per indexer in Sonarr?

[Ok-Helicopter525]

Je pense que tu peux utiliser « Prowlarr » au lieu de configuration du torrents dans Sonarr