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#######################################################
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## Unpackerr Example Configuration File ##
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#######################################################
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## The values are a mix of defaults and examples. ##
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## Environment Variables may override all values. ##
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## More configuration help: https://unpackerr.zip ##
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## Config Generator: https://notifiarr.com/unpackerr ##
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#######################################################
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## Turn on debug messages in the output. Do not wrap this in quotes.
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## Recommend trying this so you know what it looks like. I personally leave it on.
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debug = false
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## Disable writing messages to stdout/stderr. This silences the app. Set a log
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## file below if you set this to true. Recommended when starting with systemctl.
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quiet = false
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## Send error output to stderr instead of stdout by setting error_stderr to true.
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## Recommend leaving this at false. Ignored if quiet (above) is true.
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error_stderr = false
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## Setting activity to true will silence all app queue log lines with only zeros.
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## Set this to true when you want less log spam.
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activity = false
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## The Starr-application activity queue is logged on an interval.
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## Adjust that interval with this setting.
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## Default is a minute. 2m, 5m, 10m, 30m, 1h are also perfectly acceptable.
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log_queues = "1m"
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## Write messages to a log file. This is the same data that is normally output to stdout.
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## This setting is great for Docker users that want to export their logs to a file.
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## The alternative is to use syslog to log the output of the application to a file.
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## Default is no log file; this is unset.
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## Except on macOS and Windows, the log file gets set to "~/.unpackerr/unpackerr.log"
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## log_files=0 turns off auto-rotation.
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## Default files is 10 and size(mb) is 10 Megabytes.
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#log_file = '/downloads/unpackerr.log'
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log_files = 10
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log_file_mb = 10
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log_file_mode = "0600"
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## How often to poll starr apps (sonarr, radarr, etc).
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## Recommend 1m-5m. Uses Go Duration.
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interval = "2m"
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## How often status is logged for in-progress extractions.
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## Recommend 2-60s. Uses Go Duration.
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progress = "15s"
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## How long an item must be queued (download complete) before extraction will start.
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## One minute is the historic default and works well. Set higher if your downloads
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## take longer to finalize (or transfer locally). Uses Go Duration.
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start_delay = "1m"
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## How long to wait before removing the history for a failed extraction.
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## Once the history is deleted the item will be recognized as new and
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## extraction will start again. Uses Go Duration.
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retry_delay = "5m"
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## How many times to retry a failed extraction after the first try. Default is 2
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## (3 attempts total). `0` uses that default. Pauses retry_delay between attempts.
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max_retries = 2
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## Applies to Starr apps and to watched folders with `move_back` enabled
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## (the default folder config extracts into a sidecar tree and does not
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## classify leftovers there). When an extracted file cannot be moved into
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## place because the destination already exists, Unpackerr checks whether
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## that name was present before extraction. Names that arrived with the
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## download are kept; names that were not (leftovers from an interrupted
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## extraction) are handled by this setting. `rename` (default) moves the
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## leftover to a sibling named with a `.remnant` suffix and retries the
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## extract. `delete` removes it and retries. `off` leaves the leftover
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## in place and fails the extract without retrying. The item stays failed
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## until it leaves the Starr queue (folders are untracked). Bounded by
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## max_retries; if retries are exhausted the leftover fails the extract
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## instead of reporting success.
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remnant_action = "rename"
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## How many files may be extracted in parallel. 1 works fine.
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## Do not wrap the number in quotes. Raise this only if you have fast disks and CPU.
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parallel = 1
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## Use these configurations to control the file modes used for newly extracted
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## files and folders. Recommend 0644/0755 or 0666/0777.
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file_mode = "0644"
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dir_mode = "0755"
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## List of passwords to use for encrypted archives. Must be a list of strings.
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## Use this special format as a password to read more passwords from a file:
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## passwords = [ "filepath:/path/to/passwords.txt" ]
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passwords = []
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[webserver]
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## The web server currently only supports metrics; set this to true if you wish to use it.
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metrics = false
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## This may be set to a port or an ip:port to bind a specific IP. 0.0.0.0 binds ALL IPs.
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listen_addr = "0.0.0.0:5656"
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## Recommend setting a log file for HTTP requests. Otherwise, they go with other logs.
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log_file = ''
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## This app automatically rotates logs. Set these to the size and number to keep.
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log_files = 10
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log_file_mb = 10
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## Set both of these to valid file paths to enable HTTPS/TLS.
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ssl_cert_file = ''
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ssl_key_file = ''
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## Base URL from which to serve content.
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urlbase = "/"
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## Upstreams should be set to the IP or CIDR of your trusted upstream proxy.
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## Setting this correctly allows X-Forwarded-For to be used in logs.
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## In the future it may control auth proxy trust. Must be a list of strings.
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## example: upstreams = [ "127.0.0.1/32", "10.1.2.0/24" ]
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upstreams = []
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## Global Folder configuration that affects all watched folders.
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[folders]
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## How often poller checks for new folders.
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## The default of `0s` will disable the poller on all systems except Docker.
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## Set this value to `1ms` to disable it in Docker.
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interval = "0s"
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## How many new folder events can be immediately queued. Don't change this.
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buffer = 20000
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###############################################################################
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##-IMPORTANT-#######-READ THIS!!!-################ Seriously, read this. ######
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###############################################################################
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## The following sections can be repeated if you have more than one Sonarr, ##
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## Radarr, Lidarr, Readarr, Whisparr, Folder, Webhook, and/or Command Hook. ##
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## You MUST uncomment the [[header]], url and api_key at for any Starr app. ##
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## The [[sonarr]] and [[radarr]] headers come uncommented. Uncomment the url ##
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## and api_key if they are in use. Comment them with a hash if they are not. ##
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## Uncomment the [[lidarr]] and/or [[readarr]] headers and values if in use. ##
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###############################################################################
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###############################################################################
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## ALL LINES BEGINNING WITH A HASH # ARE IGNORED COMMENTS ##
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## REMOVE THE HASH # FROM CONFIG LINES YOU WANT TO CHANGE ##
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###############################################################################
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###############################################################################
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## Leaving the [[sonarr]] header uncommented (no leading hash #) without also
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## uncommenting the api_key (remove the hash #) will produce a startup warning.
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[[sonarr]]
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# url = "http://127.0.0.1:8989"
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# api_key = "0123456789abcdef0123456789abcdef"
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## List of paths where content is downloaded for this app.
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## Used as fallback if the path the Starr app reports does not exist or is not accessible.
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# paths = ['/downloads']
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## Protocols to process from the download queue. Starr apps historically
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## used "torrent" and "usenet" as the protocol strings, but newer versions
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## emit the full class names "TorrentDownloadProtocol" and
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## "UsenetDownloadProtocol" instead. List every string your app may return,
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## separated by commas. The default covers both the legacy and new torrent
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## strings. Add "usenet,UsenetDownloadProtocol" if you use a Usenet client.
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# protocols = "torrent,TorrentDownloadProtocol"
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## How long to wait for a reply from the backend.
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# timeout = "10s"
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## How long to wait after import before deleting the extracted items.
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# delete_delay = "5m"
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## If you use this app with NZB you may wish to delete archives after extraction.
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## General recommendation is: do not enable this for torrent use.
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## Setting this to true deletes the entire original download folder after import.
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# delete_orig = false
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## If you use Syncthing, setting this to true will make unpackerr wait for syncs to finish.
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# syncthing = false
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## Per-archive uncompressed-byte cap. Empty uses the app default:
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## Sonarr/Whisparr 20GB, Radarr 75GB, Lidarr 4GB, Readarr 1GB.
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## `0` or `0B` disables the cap for this instance.
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# max_bytes = ""
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## Leaving the [[radarr]] header uncommented (no leading hash #) without also
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## uncommenting the api_key (remove the hash #) will produce a startup warning.
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[[radarr]]
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# url = "http://127.0.0.1:7878"
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# api_key = "0123456789abcdef0123456789abcdef"
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## List of paths where content is downloaded for this app.
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## Used as fallback if the path the Starr app reports does not exist or is not accessible.
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# paths = ['/downloads']
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## Protocols to process from the download queue. Starr apps historically
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## used "torrent" and "usenet" as the protocol strings, but newer versions
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## emit the full class names "TorrentDownloadProtocol" and
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## "UsenetDownloadProtocol" instead. List every string your app may return,
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## separated by commas. The default covers both the legacy and new torrent
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## strings. Add "usenet,UsenetDownloadProtocol" if you use a Usenet client.
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# protocols = "torrent,TorrentDownloadProtocol"
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## How long to wait for a reply from the backend.
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# timeout = "10s"
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## How long to wait after import before deleting the extracted items.
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# delete_delay = "5m"
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## If you use this app with NZB you may wish to delete archives after extraction.
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## General recommendation is: do not enable this for torrent use.
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## Setting this to true deletes the entire original download folder after import.
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# delete_orig = false
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## If you use Syncthing, setting this to true will make unpackerr wait for syncs to finish.
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# syncthing = false
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## Per-archive uncompressed-byte cap. Empty uses the app default:
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## Sonarr/Whisparr 20GB, Radarr 75GB, Lidarr 4GB, Readarr 1GB.
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## `0` or `0B` disables the cap for this instance.
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# max_bytes = ""
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#[[lidarr]]
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# url = "http://127.0.0.1:8686"
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# api_key = "0123456789abcdef0123456789abcdef"
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## List of paths where content is downloaded for this app.
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## Used as fallback if the path the Starr app reports does not exist or is not accessible.
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# paths = ['/downloads']
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## Protocols to process from the download queue. Starr apps historically
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## used "torrent" and "usenet" as the protocol strings, but newer versions
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## emit the full class names "TorrentDownloadProtocol" and
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## "UsenetDownloadProtocol" instead. List every string your app may return,
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## separated by commas. The default covers both the legacy and new torrent
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## strings. Add "usenet,UsenetDownloadProtocol" if you use a Usenet client.
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# protocols = "torrent,TorrentDownloadProtocol"
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## How long to wait for a reply from the backend.
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# timeout = "10s"
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## How long to wait after import before deleting the extracted items.
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# delete_delay = "5m"
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## If you use this app with NZB you may wish to delete archives after extraction.
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## General recommendation is: do not enable this for torrent use.
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## Setting this to true deletes the entire original download folder after import.
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# delete_orig = false
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## If you use Syncthing, setting this to true will make unpackerr wait for syncs to finish.
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# syncthing = false
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## Per-archive uncompressed-byte cap. Empty uses the app default:
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## Sonarr/Whisparr 20GB, Radarr 75GB, Lidarr 4GB, Readarr 1GB.
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## `0` or `0B` disables the cap for this instance.
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# max_bytes = ""
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## When enabled, FLAC files with embedded CUE sheets are split into
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## individual track files.
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# split_flac = false
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#[[readarr]]
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# url = "http://127.0.0.1:8787"
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# api_key = "0123456789abcdef0123456789abcdef"
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## List of paths where content is downloaded for this app.
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## Used as fallback if the path the Starr app reports does not exist or is not accessible.
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# paths = ['/downloads']
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## Protocols to process from the download queue. Starr apps historically
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## used "torrent" and "usenet" as the protocol strings, but newer versions
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## emit the full class names "TorrentDownloadProtocol" and
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## "UsenetDownloadProtocol" instead. List every string your app may return,
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## separated by commas. The default covers both the legacy and new torrent
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## strings. Add "usenet,UsenetDownloadProtocol" if you use a Usenet client.
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# protocols = "torrent,TorrentDownloadProtocol"
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## How long to wait for a reply from the backend.
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# timeout = "10s"
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## How long to wait after import before deleting the extracted items.
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# delete_delay = "5m"
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## If you use this app with NZB you may wish to delete archives after extraction.
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## General recommendation is: do not enable this for torrent use.
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## Setting this to true deletes the entire original download folder after import.
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# delete_orig = false
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## If you use Syncthing, setting this to true will make unpackerr wait for syncs to finish.
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# syncthing = false
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## Per-archive uncompressed-byte cap. Empty uses the app default:
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## Sonarr/Whisparr 20GB, Radarr 75GB, Lidarr 4GB, Readarr 1GB.
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## `0` or `0B` disables the cap for this instance.
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# max_bytes = ""
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#[[whisparr]]
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# url = "http://127.0.0.1:6969"
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# api_key = "0123456789abcdef0123456789abcdef"
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## List of paths where content is downloaded for this app.
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## Used as fallback if the path the Starr app reports does not exist or is not accessible.
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# paths = ['/downloads']
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## Protocols to process from the download queue. Starr apps historically
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## used "torrent" and "usenet" as the protocol strings, but newer versions
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## emit the full class names "TorrentDownloadProtocol" and
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## "UsenetDownloadProtocol" instead. List every string your app may return,
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## separated by commas. The default covers both the legacy and new torrent
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## strings. Add "usenet,UsenetDownloadProtocol" if you use a Usenet client.
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# protocols = "torrent,TorrentDownloadProtocol"
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## How long to wait for a reply from the backend.
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# timeout = "10s"
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## How long to wait after import before deleting the extracted items.
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# delete_delay = "5m"
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## If you use this app with NZB you may wish to delete archives after extraction.
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## General recommendation is: do not enable this for torrent use.
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## Setting this to true deletes the entire original download folder after import.
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# delete_orig = false
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## If you use Syncthing, setting this to true will make unpackerr wait for syncs to finish.
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# syncthing = false
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## Per-archive uncompressed-byte cap. Empty uses the app default:
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## Sonarr/Whisparr 20GB, Radarr 75GB, Lidarr 4GB, Readarr 1GB.
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## `0` or `0B` disables the cap for this instance.
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# max_bytes = ""
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##################################################################################
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### ### STOP HERE ### STOP HERE ### STOP HERE ### STOP HERE #### STOP HERE ### #
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### Only using Starr apps? The things above. The below configs are OPTIONAL. ### #
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##################################################################################
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##-Folders-#######################################################################
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## This application can also watch folders for things to extract. If you copy a ##
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## subfolder into a watched folder (defined below) any extractable items in the ##
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## folder will be decompressed. This has nothing to do with Starr applications. ##
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##################################################################################
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#[[folder]]
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# path = '/downloads/auto_extract'
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## Paths to ignore while watching this folder. Excluded paths and their
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## children are not tracked or extracted.
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## Paths may be absolute, or relative to this folder's `path`.
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# exclude_paths = []
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## Path to extract files to. The default (leaving this blank) is the same as `path` (above).
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# extract_path = ''
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## Delete extracted or original files this long after extraction.
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## The default is 10m. Set to 0 to disable all deletes. Deletes also
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## require `delete_files` and/or `delete_original`. Uses Go Duration.
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# delete_after = "10m"
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## Unpackerr extracts archives inside archives. Set this to true to disable recursive extractions.
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# disable_recursion = false
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## Per-archive uncompressed-byte cap. Empty is unlimited. `0` or `0B` is also unlimited.
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# max_bytes = ""
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## Cap on files, directories, and symlinks created during extract. `0` is unlimited.
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# max_files = 0
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## Cap on `bytes written / archive file size`. `0` is unlimited.
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# max_ratio = 0
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## Cap on archives extracted from this folder's output (one extras pass). `0` is unlimited.
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# max_nested = 0
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## Walk depth for the extras pass. `0` is unlimited.
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# extras_max_depth = 0
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## When true, the initial archive search may include symlink-named files.
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## The extras pass never follows archive-member zip links.
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# allow_symlinks = false
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## Delete extracted files after successful extraction? delete_after must be greater than 0.
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# delete_files = false
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## Delete original items after successful extraction? delete_after must be greater than 0.
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# delete_original = false
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## Disable extraction log (unpackerred.txt) file creation?
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# disable_log = false
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## Move extracted files into original folder? If false, files go into an _unpackerred folder.
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# move_back = false
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## Set this to true if you want this app to extract ISO files with .iso extension.
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# extract_isos = false
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################
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### Webhooks ###
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################
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# Sends a webhook when an extraction queues, starts, finishes, and/or is deleted.
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# Created to integrate with notifiarr.com.
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# Also works natively with Discord.com, Telegram.org, and Slack.com webhooks.
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# Can possibly be used with other services by providing a custom template_path.
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###### Don't forget to uncomment [[webhook]] and url at a minimum !!!!
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#[[webhook]]
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# url = "https://notifiarr.com/api/v1/notification/unpackerr/api_key_from_notifiarr_com"
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## Provide an optional name to hide the URL in logs.
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## If a name is not provided then the URL is used.
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# name = ""
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## Do not log success (less log spam).
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# silent = false
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## List of event ids to send notification for, [0] for all.
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## The default is [0] and this is an example:
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# events = [1, 4, 6]
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## ===> Advanced Optional Webhook Configuration <===
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## Used in Discord and Slack templates as bot name, in Telegram as chat_id.
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# nickname = "Unpackerr"
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## Also passed into templates. Used in Slack templates for destination channel.
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# channel = ""
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## List of apps to exclude. None by default. This is an example:
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# exclude = ["readarr", "lidarr"]
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## Override internal webhook template for discord.com or other hooks.
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# template_path = ''
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## Override automatic template detection. Values: notifiarr, discord, telegram, gotify, pushover, slack
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# template = ""
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## Set this to true to ignore the SSL certificate on the server.
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# ignore_ssl = false
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## You can adjust how long to wait for a server response.
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# timeout = "10s"
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## If your custom template uses another MIME type, set this.
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# content_type = "application/json"
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#####################
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### Command Hooks ###
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#####################
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# Executes a script or command when an extraction queues, starts, finishes, and/or is deleted.
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# All data is passed in as environment variables. Try /usr/bin/env to see what variables are available.
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###### Don't forget to uncomment [[cmdhook]] at a minimum !!!!
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#[[cmdhook]]
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# command = '/downloads/scripts/command.sh'
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## Provide an optional name to hide the URL in logs.
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## If a name is not provided the first word in the command is used.
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# name = ""
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## Runs the command inside /bin/sh ('nix) or cmd.exe (Windows).
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# shell = false
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## Do not log command's output.
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# silent = false
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## List of event ids to run command for, [0] for all.
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## The default is [0] and this is an example:
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# events = [1, 4, 7]
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## ===> Optional Command Hook Configuration <===
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## List of apps to exclude. None by default. This is an example:
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# exclude = ["readarr", "lidarr"]
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## You can adjust how long to wait for the command to run.
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# timeout = "10s"
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## => Content Auto Generated, 31 AUG 2026 00:07 UTC
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