[API] mode=retry
Posted: November 20th, 2014, 6:10 pm
In Sonarr (formally NzbDrone) we're using where nzo_id is the ID we get from SAB when we POST the nzb to it.
We do this in the case a download fails and its been less than 1 hour (by default), which lets Sonarr retry the download in SAB to see if it will complete, in an attempt to overcome propagation issues. Over the past coupel days I've been working with a user to troubleshoot an issue where the download would fail in SAB and upon retrying it automatically from Sonarr it would continue to fail, but if the user grabbed the exact same nzb (as confirmed by comparing the archived NZB and the same NZB from the same indexer) via manual intervention (either by grabbing it directly from the indexer, or selecting that nzb from within Sonarr it would complete successfully.
Am I correct in the understanding that a retry doesn't send the nzb back to the download queue, but only retries post processing? Is there an option to force it to retry grabbing any articles that failed previously, instead of assuming they're still unavailable?
Thanks in advance.
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mode=retry&value=nzb_id
We do this in the case a download fails and its been less than 1 hour (by default), which lets Sonarr retry the download in SAB to see if it will complete, in an attempt to overcome propagation issues. Over the past coupel days I've been working with a user to troubleshoot an issue where the download would fail in SAB and upon retrying it automatically from Sonarr it would continue to fail, but if the user grabbed the exact same nzb (as confirmed by comparing the archived NZB and the same NZB from the same indexer) via manual intervention (either by grabbing it directly from the indexer, or selecting that nzb from within Sonarr it would complete successfully.
Am I correct in the understanding that a retry doesn't send the nzb back to the download queue, but only retries post processing? Is there an option to force it to retry grabbing any articles that failed previously, instead of assuming they're still unavailable?
Thanks in advance.