What this means, is that episodes are downloading over and over again. Sonarr never sees it on disk and gets late notifications of the download being complete, as I manually clean the Synology complete list. Sonnar sees it as still downloading on synology until I manually press clean to remove it from the completed list. Every 2 hours, a scheduled process picks up the file and places into the correct location, with correct name etc. Mono version (if Sonarr is not running on Windows):5.20.1.34ĭescription of issue: So my stack is not simple…Īt the moment, sonar monitors, and sends the download to Synology, it downloads the file as expected. In the Auto Updates menu, you can check “Update packages automatically” as we did below and then set it either as “All packages” or “Only packages below”.Sonarr version (exact version): 3.0.3.688 Within the Settings menu, select the “Auto Updates” tab along the upper navigation bar. From either the detailed view we were just in or from the main list of packages, click on the grey button labeled “Settings” along the top edge of the window. While you can check the “Auto-update” checkbox in the detailed view, as we saw in the previous section, there’s a much faster way to turn on bulk (and selective) automatic updates.
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RELATED: The Best NAS (Network Attached Storage) Devices Setting Your Packages to (Selectively) Auto Update Let’s take a look at the automatic update feature now. One thing you may notice on this detailed view is the small “Auto-update” check box beneath the “Update” button. In this case, it’s just a simple bug fix.Īt this point, you can manually approve the update by clicking the green “Update” button, or fall back to the previous menu to review your other updates and click “Update All” to take care of them all at once.
Here in the detailed view, we can see there is an additional “Update” button and, more importantly for our purpose, the “What’s new in version…” release note section that highlights what the update adds/removes/repairs. Let’s do so now with the package “Hyper Backup” to see what the update entails. Finally, if you wish to review the release notes for a particular update before approving it, you can click on the general entry for an individual application package to see the detailed view. You can selectively update by selecting the “Update” button beside each entry in need of updates. You can hit the “Update All” button to just rip through all the updates without review.
There are three ways to approach manually updating your packages. Inside the Package Center, you’ll default to the “Installed” view, showing all your installed packages with any packages in need of updates, if applicable, displayed at the top of the list in the “Attention required” section, seen below.
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If you’ve done a little desktop rearranging, you can always find the shortcut for the Package Center by clicking on the Start Menu-like button in the upper corner to access your full application list. On the default desktop, you’ll see the Package Center shortcut (if there are packages in need of update you’ll see, like in the screenshot below, a red indicator displaying the number of them). To get started with the update process, simply navigate to the web-based interface for your Synology NAS.
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