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Support for download client priority #1866

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RaphaelJenni opened this issue Apr 22, 2017 · 4 comments
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Support for download client priority #1866

RaphaelJenni opened this issue Apr 22, 2017 · 4 comments
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@RaphaelJenni
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RaphaelJenni commented Apr 22, 2017

It would be nice if you can set a main download client and a fallback one (prioritize clients).

In my case, I use my normal work machine during the day. It has way more power than my nas, where sonarr is running on. So I want, that during the day, sonarr downloads the series via sabnzbd on my PC and switches to the sabnzbd on my NAS during the night (when my PC isn't running).

@markus101
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Perhaps something that could be useful in combination with disabling offline download clients, but we'd need to add the ability to prioritize them still. Definitely limited to a small number of users though.

@redfellow
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Either 1) This or 2) toggle for being enabled but not accepting new downloads would be really nice.

Another use case for the feature would be migrating from one download client to another on the fly. Older secondary client can still churn through whatever is in the queue while new one gets the fresh stuff.

@fahadsgalaxy
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Definitely an awesome feature.

Waiting for this feature

@markus101
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Done in #2278

@markus101 markus101 added this to the v3.0 milestone Aug 5, 2019
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