2024-04-24, 02:55 AM
I feel like I got lost in some parts. "Different routes for different users?" ? WTF
I understand that you have the jellyfin server indexing everything that is in /media/ , which indexes both what is in /media/user1 and what is in /media/user2 .
Until then everything is great.
The problem starts when you have OMBI and Radarr downloading content from 2 different users on different routes, instead of on a common route.
If user1 and user2's downloads went to the same download path, this problem would not happen.
Which means (at least in my opinion) it is bad practice to have /media/user1 and /media/user2, instead of having only /media/ .
On the other hand, user1 identifies himself to the OMBI server, and makes his movie request, and user2 does the same. (I suppose that OMBi has implemented that if 2 users request the same content and one is already downloaded or available,) those errors do not occur.
However, if it does not exist, simply do not create an example user (UserRequests) common to both so that they can use it to access the OMBi and download the content.
I understand that you have the jellyfin server indexing everything that is in /media/ , which indexes both what is in /media/user1 and what is in /media/user2 .
Until then everything is great.
The problem starts when you have OMBI and Radarr downloading content from 2 different users on different routes, instead of on a common route.
If user1 and user2's downloads went to the same download path, this problem would not happen.
Which means (at least in my opinion) it is bad practice to have /media/user1 and /media/user2, instead of having only /media/ .
On the other hand, user1 identifies himself to the OMBI server, and makes his movie request, and user2 does the same. (I suppose that OMBi has implemented that if 2 users request the same content and one is already downloaded or available,) those errors do not occur.
However, if it does not exist, simply do not create an example user (UserRequests) common to both so that they can use it to access the OMBi and download the content.
