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Trying to Hardlink after moving #3036
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Originally created by @edsenabr on GitHub (Apr 18, 2020).
Describe the bug
The server where nzbget and sonarr are running is different from the server where the TV Shows are being stored, and I've configured Sonarr to move the files from one server to the other by mounting the destination server at the Sonarr server using NFS.
When importing the downlad, Sonarr is trying to create a Hardlink from a '.backup~' file at
destination to the origin file, what evidently won't be possible because not only these are 2 different filesystems, but also they reside on different servers. Here's the snippet of the log when the error occurs:
Because of this error, all downlads are being kept on the 'Queue' as 100%, but never finishes... I coudn't find any option to disable this Hardlinking behaviour, how can I do it ?
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@Taloth commented on GitHub (Apr 18, 2020):
I'm not seeing any error, only debug messages.
@edsenabr commented on GitHub (Apr 18, 2020):
@Taloth , what about the 'System.InvalidOperationException: Operation not permitted' ?! It's keeping the import process to go thru. The import process of all my items simply dies after that message.
@markus101 commented on GitHub (Apr 18, 2020):
That’s just Sonarr trying to hardline and it not being able to do so. That alone won’t prevent the import from occurring, it just can’t do it via hardlink. Post the full trace log for a failed import and link it here.