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Installation Type: Docker in Unraid through Community Apps
Have you tried using the latest docker image / code base [yes/no] Yes
Describe the bug
Episodes show as queuing for download, and show as downloaded on the Home page, but do not exist anywhere on the filesystem. I actually had this docker working before. But I made some changes to my system. And uninstalled and reinstalled and now it will not work. I've tried making sure I delete the appdata folder before reinstalling also. Podcasts themselves add fine. I have /assets mapped to "/mnt/user/drives/downloads/podgrab". Drive's is the share I use fro basically everything else and no other dockers have issues writing to it.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Uninstall Podgrab docker,
Delete Podgrab appdata folder
Reinstall Podgrab docker through Community Apps in Unraid\
Add Podcast
Click download all
Check mapped downloads folder
Nothing there
Check Homepage
Podcasts show as downloaded (e.g. 2/275)
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I experienced this as well, and what i do as a workaround is I created a script that runs hourly that checks for any file in the podgrab downloads directory less than 1MB, and delete it. Podgrab then requeues that file since it doesn't detect the file on disk. Has been working perfectly for me since.
Before creating a bug report please make sure you are using the latest docker image / code base.
Please complete the following information
Describe the bug
Episodes show as queuing for download, and show as downloaded on the Home page, but do not exist anywhere on the filesystem. I actually had this docker working before. But I made some changes to my system. And uninstalled and reinstalled and now it will not work. I've tried making sure I delete the appdata folder before reinstalling also. Podcasts themselves add fine. I have /assets mapped to "/mnt/user/drives/downloads/podgrab". Drive's is the share I use fro basically everything else and no other dockers have issues writing to it.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: