This is a fork of MattDGTLs project with some added functionality. Credit to the overall idea can go here: https://github.com/MattDGTL/sonarr-radarr-queue-cleaner
A simple Sonarr and Radarr script to clean out stalled downloads.
A "strike" system to ensure the stalled downloads have been stalled for a while.
The amount of strikes and amount of time between checks can be changed in the config file.
To use with Docker:
-
git clone https://github.com/PaeyMoopy/sonarr-radarr-queue-cleaner.git cd sonarr-radarr-queue-cleaner -
edit the config file and input your server information. API_TIMEOUT = how often to check for stalled downloads in seconds. STRIKE_COUNT = how many strikes before looking for a new download.
For example, if API_TIMEOUT = 600, and STRIKE_COUNT = 5, the system will check for stalled downloads every 10 minutes. If any item is stalled, it gets a strike. Once an item recieves 5 strikes it gets removed and searched. So in this example, any item that has been stalled for 1 hour will get removed and searched.
nano config.json -
Once you've saved the config:
docker build -t media-cleaner . -
Then start the container.
docker run -d --name media-cleaner media-cleanerOr if you want it to start automatically on boot:
docker run -d --name media-cleaner --restart unless-stopped media-cleaner
To use without docker:
-
git clone https://github.com/PaeyMoopy/sonarr-radarr-queue-cleaner.git cd sonarr-radarr-queue-cleaner -
edit the config file and input your server information. API_TIMEOUT = how often to check for stalled downloads in seconds. STRIKE_COUNT = how many strikes before looking for a new download.
For example, if API_TIMEOUT = 600, and STRIKE_COUNT = 5, the system will check for stalled downloads every 10 minutes. If any item is stalled, it gets a strike. Once an item recieves 5 strikes it gets removed and searched. So in this example, any item that has been stalled for 1 hour will get removed and searched.
nano config.json -
pip install requirements.txt -
python3 cleaner.py