Download History
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The Download History (/history) is a persistent, searchable log of every individual episode that was downloaded — with its start and end time, and a detail view with speed, target path, who added it and more. Unlike the download Queue (which is cleared/hidden over time), the history is kept permanently.
One entry is written per episode the moment a download attempt finishes:
- Successful episodes are stored as Done, failed ones as Failed (skipped/cancelled episodes are not recorded).
- Movies (FilmPalast) are recorded too and labelled Movie instead of
SxxExx. - Recording happens automatically — there is no setting to enable; it is always on. Downloads completed before the feature existed are naturally not back-filled.
Each record holds: title, season/episode, start & end time, duration, file size, average speed, provider, language, source (Manual / AutoSync / Seerr), the user who added it, and the target file path.
The table shows, newest first: Title · Episode · Start · End · Duration · Status.
| Control | Description |
|---|---|
| Search | Filter by title (live, debounced) |
| Status tabs | All · Done · Failed |
| Results per page | 10 (default) · 20 · 50 · 100 — remembered in your browser |
| Load more | Append the next page; a counter shows shown / total |
| Clear history | Delete the whole history (your own entries; an admin clears all) |
Per-user scoping: regular users see only their own downloads, admins see everyone's.
Clicking a row opens a modal with all stored fields:
- Title, episode, status
- Start and End time (stored in UTC, displayed in your local time & language)
- Duration, Size, Average speed
- Provider, Language, Source
- Added by (user)
- Target path (full file path) and the episode URL
- A Delete button removes just this entry
- Timestamps are stored as UTC and formatted client-side, so they always match your local timezone and the selected UI language.
- Average speed is derived from the episode's downloaded size and its own start/end time.
- Download System — the live queue, statuses and watchdog
- Web UI — navigation overview