Skip to content

GuardTowarr 1.4.1

Latest
Latest

Choose a tag to compare

View all tags
@tonytrawl tonytrawl released this 17 Jun 19:57
1.4.1
1379703
This commit was created on GitHub.com and signed with GitHub’s verified signature.
GPG key ID: B5690EEEBB952194
Verified
Learn about vigilant mode.

A reliability and polish release. The focus this round was making Diagnose & Fix
quieter and more trustworthy: it should only ever put a card in front of you when
something genuinely needs you, and every issue should point you straight at the fix.

Fixed

  • No more false "stuck download" cards. GuardTowarr now correctly ignores normal
    pipeline states that briefly look like problems:
    • Downloads that already imported successfully and are just seeding.
    • Completed releases sitting as an archive waiting to be extracted.
    • An import scan that's still finishing ("No files found are eligible for import")
      is now given a short grace window to clear on its own before it's ever flagged.
  • "Manual import required" is surfaced for you to handle, without offering a
    destructive remove button that would throw away a good download.
  • Correct documentation links. Queue and import problems now link to the Servarr
    wiki (not qBittorrent's docs), and qBittorrent connection issues link to the
    qBittorrent FAQ. Each link points at the section that covers the specific error.
  • Fixed the Docker image ignoring the TZ environment variable, which caused timestamps and quiet hours to use UTC. Set TZ to your timezone and recreate the container.

Changed

  • Overseerr and Jellyseerr are now one "Seerr" service. They share the same API, so
    GuardTowarr monitors either one through a single card. Existing setups are migrated
    automatically; no reconfiguration needed.

Added

  • Blocked-file scan (beta). An optional check that scans the files inside your
    Radarr/Sonarr torrents for risky extensions (like .exe). Off by default, with an
    editable extension list and an opt-in for automatic removal. Lives in the Stability tab.
  • Tunarr support (beta). Monitors Tunarr's own health checks (ffmpeg, hardware
    acceleration, transcode directory), each linked to the right Tunarr docs page.

Notes for Docker users

The optional Remote-access port (9596) is now exposed by the image. If you use
Remote access, make sure you publish 9596 in your compose file or run command. Adding
a port needs the container recreated (docker compose up -d), not just restarted.

Assets 3
Loading