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[enhancement] allow creation of duplicate indexers #10525

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mglants opened this issue Dec 15, 2020 · 7 comments
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[enhancement] allow creation of duplicate indexers #10525

mglants opened this issue Dec 15, 2020 · 7 comments

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@mglants
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mglants commented Dec 15, 2020

Is there any way to copy Indexer with two different options

  1. For radarr(without Strip Russian Letters)
  2. For sonarr(with Strip Russian Letters)

In either way, I can't find Series or Movies(Without English name in torrent name)

@ilike2burnthing
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ilike2burnthing commented Dec 16, 2020

Currently you have two options:

1) Simpler, works for all indexers, but will use double the resources
Run a second instance of Jackett, dedicate one to Sonarr and the other to Radarr.

2) More complex, only works for YAML indexers, but no extra resource usage
Within the config folder, create a new folder cardigann, and within that another folder definitions. Create a copy of the relevant .yml files in that folder, with the filename changed (e.g. noname-club-sonarr.yml).

Open the renamed .yml file and edit the id and name, e.g.:

id: noname-club-sonarr
name: NoNaMe Club - Sonarr

Save those changes and restart Jackett. You will see the original indexer (NoNaMe Club) and can now add your copy (NoNaMe Club - Sonarr) with the changes you want.

You will have to keep an eye out for any changes made to the original, and copy these to your custom version. Easiest way of doing that is periodically checking the commit history for those files - https://github.com/Jackett/Jackett/commits/master/src/Jackett.Common/Definitions/noname-club.yml

EDIT: as for finding films using non-English titles, this can be done in Radarr's Quality Profiles. Sonarr doesn't have this feature for some reason...

@ilike2burnthing ilike2burnthing changed the title [NNC and others cyrillic] Copy trackers with different option [enhancement] allow creation of duplicate indexers Dec 16, 2020
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mglants commented Dec 16, 2020

Currently you have two options:

1) Simpler, works for all indexers, but will use double the resources
Run a second instance of Jackett, dedicate one to Sonarr and the other to Radarr.

2) More complex, only works for YAML indexers, but no extra resource usage
Within the config folder, create a new folder cardigann, and within that another folder definitions. Create a copy of the relevant .yml files in that folder, with the filename changed (e.g. noname-club-sonarr.yml).

Open the renamed .yml file and edit the id and name, e.g.:

id: noname-club-sonarr
name: NoNaMe Club - Sonarr

Save those changes and restart Jackett. You will see the original indexer (NoNaMe Club) and can now add your copy (NoNaMe Club - Sonarr) with the changes you want.

You will have to keep an eye out for any changes made to the original, and copy these to your custom version. Easiest way of doing that is periodically checking the commit history for those files - https://github.com/Jackett/Jackett/commits/master/src/Jackett.Common/Definitions/noname-club.yml

EDIT: as for finding films using non-English titles, this can be done in Radarr's Quality Profiles. Sonarr doesn't have this feature for some reason...

Thank you for variants as for radarr - it works great with profiles.
But downloading Russian films without an English name in them is painful. Because it just stipped

@ilike2burnthing
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Using one of the above methods without stripping Russian letters should work fine.

@ngosang
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ngosang commented Dec 21, 2020

Implementing this feature is really expensive from the technical point of view. We have to re-do half of the source code.

I'm just saying don't expect a solution anytime soon. It may never come. I'm running 2 Jackett instances (with different configuration folders) to solve this issue.

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Is there a way to rename jackett in the second instance?

@garfield69
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Is there a way to rename jackett in the second instance?

why would you want to? the address is how you access it, so that is what distinguishes one jackett instance from another.

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Not when I just see the tab name, but nvm, don't need it to open anymore.

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