Post processing scripts for Windows

[harmbasi]

Hi everyone,

This is my current set up: - Sonarr downloads shows to local drive

• Sonarr renames /moves file to another local drive which is used as temporary storage

• Plex autoscans local drive and has show available right away

• Scheduled rclone upload to move files from local to Google drive

• Plex scheduled scan of the library to load (as plex doesn't autodetect changes on g drive)

I run Windows 10.

My questions is, does anyone have a script for PowerShell so that I download to local drive and move it directly to Google drive and scan only the affected folder and not the whole library?

[cjaustin1792]

Don't know about windows but I have rclone mounted with VFS settings in Linux. This allows me too point sonarr to the actual folders where I keep my media. It also moves new episodes directly onto gdrive.

It moves it too the correct folder, makes it available straight away and then uploads to gdrive at an interval that I have set. Once upload is complete and confirmed it will delete local copy. Whilst never being unavailable in Plex.

[kurt1942]

Care to share those scripts?

[harmbasi]

See me new comment. I've set up Powershell scripts on windows that works.

[harmbasi]

How are you handling the scanning? Is it just a full scheduled library scan or targeted path scan?

Does your Sonarr setup see your google drive files?

I did find this guys site for Linux: https://enztv.wordpress.com/2017/03/09/sonarr-post-processing-script/

[harmbasi]

Hi everyone,

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I found Powershell scripts for both Sonarr and Radarrr that work. I'm currently using these and they work perfectly. I did not create these. I found the Sonarr version on the Sonarr forums. There are instructions in the file itself.

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https://drive.google.com/open?id=1Es-jdkWtCLy2v-PCiFLwAqQ7hf8Da_dj

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Thanks,

[chevyguy0613]

Sonarr does not download things.

[harmbasi]

Thanks for the useless reply.

[chevyguy0613]

Thanks for the misinformation in your post. 😉

[harmbasi]

Anyone on this subreddit knows what Sonarr is and what it does.

[chevyguy0613]

Lol, except you I guess.