Is there a way to disable a folder from being hard linked in rTorrent-Pro?
I currently have sonarr and rTorrent both creating hard links which I am finding cumbersome. I know I can turn off "completed download handling" in sonarr but I would rather have sonarr make the hard-links instead of rTorrent because I use release profiles and prefer when sonarr replaces each episode instead of having 2-3 versions of an episode hard-linked in the rTorrent "complete" folder. I don't want to disable hard linking completely in rTorrent because I use it for everything else.
Within sonarr I currently have /share/Rdownload/downloads/sonarr set as my destination folder and I have tried deleting the corresponding "sonarr" folder in /share/Rdownload/complete/sonarr but it is always re-created. I know there is a way to download torrents to be ignored by media library post processing using the "seed" folder in the watch directory but I don't think that helps in my situation.
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Firmware version: 4.5.4.1741
Model name: QNAP TVS-872N
I currently have sonarr and rTorrent both creating hard links which I am finding cumbersome. I know I can turn off "completed download handling" in sonarr but I would rather have sonarr make the hard-links instead of rTorrent because I use release profiles and prefer when sonarr replaces each episode instead of having 2-3 versions of an episode hard-linked in the rTorrent "complete" folder. I don't want to disable hard linking completely in rTorrent because I use it for everything else.
Within sonarr I currently have /share/Rdownload/downloads/sonarr set as my destination folder and I have tried deleting the corresponding "sonarr" folder in /share/Rdownload/complete/sonarr but it is always re-created. I know there is a way to download torrents to be ignored by media library post processing using the "seed" folder in the watch directory but I don't think that helps in my situation.
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Firmware version: 4.5.4.1741
Model name: QNAP TVS-872N
