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Label not always set in qBittorrent when snatched #7529
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I'm experiencing this periodically as well with no pattern I can discern.
Some episodes will appear in qbitorrent without an assigned label. E.g. 8 weeks, 8 episodes, same show, same settings, no changes Ep1 - Snatched with label TV Have switched on debugging to catch the next instance of it, but I've had this issue for at least a few weeks and I can't determine a pattern for the behavior. |
Just had another instance of this happening after a manual search snatch. Medusa Log
qBittorrent Log
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Can confirm, although it hasn't happened in a while I get this too sometimes. |
This has been happening for me for at least a couple of months as well. Seems random. |
This hasn't happened to me since months so this seems to be solved. |
That's good that it hasn't happened to you for a while. It's still a regular occurrence for me. It's even lasted the move from python 2 to 3, multiple medusa updates and multiple qBittorrent updates. Seems to be no pattern to them, nothing in the log to indicate it's doing it. No relationship between the shows it happens to, no specifics on episode number or naming convention. It could be a qBittorrent issue, but I can't find anyone posting any issues about it. |
Maybe a timing issue, I think that multiple request are used? |
As in, multiple requests sent to qBittorrent in quick succession? I only tend to download an episode every 2 days or so, very rarely are multiple episodes downloading even close to each other. If it's sending multiple requests per snatch to qBittorrent, that could be it. But it's so infrequent that it's hard to catch. Tends to happen about once every 20 episodes for me or about twice every 3 months. |
@medariox what do you think, I know you already looked more into the clients code. It could be an idea to request for the added torrent hash, and if found, set the label? |
I'm still getting this issue as well, consistently. |
@p0psicles @ManOrMonster |
I've had 2 in the same day. First - Family Guy. Episode was added, no label was attached.
For the second one, His Dark Materials downloaded an episode correctly, then downloaded a repack incorrectly. The first episode had the category set correctly:
The repack of the same episode had no category set:
I hope this is the correct location of the logs for qbittorrent, but please correct me if I'm wrong. Like I said, I've had this issue on and off for years, and it's survived multiple versions of Medusa and going from python 2 to 3. Sometimes it wont happen for weeks, sometimes I'll get several in a day. |
I've already fixed it in a feature branch. I'll see if I can move it to its dedicated pr |
Fixed in develop |
@p0psicles just to check this is not yet pushed to master, as I had the issue again last night. |
Yes that's correct |
Thanks, sorry for kicking |
Describe the bug
5 Episodes have been snatched but for one of them the category/label was not set in qBittorent.
Not really a big issue and it does seem that Medusa did contact the API to set the label.
Episode in question was:
Lost.in.Space.2018.S02E05.Run.2160p.NF.WEBRip.DDP5.1.x264-NTb
Debug logs (at least 50 lines):
General > Advanced Settings > Enable debug
qBittorent log
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