A simple Sonarr, Radarr & Lidarr script to clean out stalled/slow downloads. Couldn't find a python script to do this job so I figured why not give it a try.
Details:
This script checks every 10 minutes (configurable in seconds) Sonarr's, Radarr's & Lidarrs queue json information for downloads that has an errorMessage that states The download is stalled with no connections or if the download speed is less than the DOWNLOAD_SPEED_CUTOFF (kb/s) env var for each item in the queue.
NEW: Consecutive Hit System: The script now uses a consecutive hit system to prevent false positives. A torrent will only be removed after it has been flagged for removal X consecutive times in a row (default: 3). This helps avoid removing torrents that are temporarily slow or stalled but recover quickly. The hit counter is stored in memory and resets if a torrent becomes healthy again or if the removal reason changes.
The script uses asyncio to allow each call to wait for a response before proceeding.
Logging defaults to the INFO level, but you can configure this to be e.g. DEBUG to get more information.
This script was created to work in a docker container so the included files are necessary.
to use in a docker container, copy folder to the machine hosting your docker, CD into the directory where the files are located and enter these following 2 commands:
1# docker build -t media-cleaner .
2#. docker run -d --name media-cleaner -e SONARR_API_KEY='123456' -e RADARR_API_KEY='123456' -e SONARR_URL='http://sonarr:8989' -e RADARR_URL='http://radarr:7878' -e API_TIMEOUT='600' -e LOG_LEVEL='INFO' -e CONSECUTIVE_HITS_REQUIRED='3' media-cleaner
CONSECUTIVE_HITS_REQUIRED: Number of consecutive times a torrent must be flagged for removal before it's actually removed (default: 3)DOWNLOAD_SPEED_CUTOFF: Download speed threshold in kb/s below which torrents are flagged for removalAPI_TIMEOUT: How often to check the queues (in seconds)LOG_LEVEL: Logging level (INFO, DEBUG, etc.)