Syncarr

Syncs two Radarr/Sonarr/Lidarr servers through the web API. Useful for syncing a 4k Radarr/Sonarr instance to a 1080p Radarr/Sonarr instance.

• Supports Radarr/Sonarr version 2 and 3.
• Can sync by

  profile

  name or

  profile_id

• Filter what media gets synced by

  profile

  name or

  profile_id

• Supports Docker for multiple instances
• Can set interval for syncing
• Support two way sync (one way by default)
• Skip content with missing files (Radarr only)
• Set language profiles (Sonarr v3 only)
• Filter syncing by content file quality (Radarr only)
• Filter syncing by tags (Sonarr/Radarr v3 only)
• Allow for a test run using

  test_run

  flag (does everything but actually sync)

Configuration

1. Edit the config.conf file and enter your servers URLs and API keys for each server.
   

2. Add the profile name (case insensitive) and movie path for the Radarr instance the movies will be synced to: ```ini [radarrA] url = https://4k.example.com:443 key = XXXXX

   [radarrB] url = http://127.0.0.1:8080 key = XXXXX profile = 1080p path = /data/Movies # if not given will use RadarrA path for each movie - may not be what you want! ```

3. Or if you want to sync two Sonarr instances: ```ini [sonarrA] url = https://4k.example.com:443 key = XXXXX

   [sonarrB] url = http://127.0.0.1:8080 key = XXXXX profile = 1080p path = /data/Shows

1. Or if you want to sync two Lidarr instances: ```ini [lidarrA] url = https://lossless.example.com:443 key = XXXXX

   [lidarrB] url = http://127.0.0.1:8080 key = XXXXX profile = Standard path = /data/Music ```

   Note you cannot have a mix of Radarr, Lidarr, or Sonarr config setups at the same time.

2. Optional Configuration ```ini [*arrA] url = http://127.0.0.1:8080 key = XXXXX profilefilter = 1080p # add a filter to only sync contents belonging to this profile (can set by profilefilterid as well) qualitymatch = HD- # (Radarr only) regex match to only sync content that matches the set quality (ie if set to 1080p then only movies with matching downloaded quality of 1080p will be synced) tagfilter = Horror # (Sonarr/Radarr v3 only) sync movies by tag name (seperate multiple tags by comma (no spaces) ie horror,comedy,action) tagfilter_id = 2 # (Sonarr/Radarr v3 only) sync movies by tag id (seperate multiple tags by comma (no spaces) ie 2,3,4) blacklist = movie-name-12,movie-name-43,432534,8e38819d-71be-9e7d-b41d-f1df91b01d3f # comma seperated list of content slugs OR IDs you want to never sync from A to B (no spaces) # the slug is the part of the URL after "/movies/" (for Radarr), "/series/" (for Sonarr), or "/artist/" (for Lidarr)

   [*arrB] url = http://127.0.0.1:8080 key = XXXXX profileid = 1 # Syncarr will try to find id from name but you can specify the id directly if you want language = Vietnamese # can set language for new content added (Sonarr v3 only) (can set by languageid as well) path = /data/Movies

   [general] syncbidirectionally = 1 # sync from instance A to B AND instance B to A autosearch = 0 # search is automatically started on new content - disable by setting to 0 (default 1) skipmissing = 1 # content with missing files are skipped on sync - disable by setting to 0 (default 1) (Radarr only) monitornewcontent = 0 # set to 0 to never monitor new content synced or to 1 to always monitor new content synced (default 1) testrun = 1 # enable test mode - will run through sync program but will not actually sync content ```

   Note If

   sync_bidirectionally

   is set to

   1

   , then instance A will require either

   profile_id

   or

   profile

   AND

   path

   as well

Requirements

• Python 3.6 or greater
• 2 Radarr, Sonarr, or Lidarr servers

How to Run

1. install the needed python modules (you'll need pip or you can install the modules manually inside the

   requirements.txt

   file):

   bash
   pip install -r requirements.txt
   

2. run this script directly or through a Cron:

   bash
   python index.py
   

Docker Compose

This script can run through a docker container with a set interval (default every 5 minutes)

syncarr:
    image: syncarr/syncarr:latest
    container_name: syncarr
    restart: unless-stopped
    environment:
        RADARR_A_URL: https://4k.example.com:443
        RADARR_A_KEY: XXXXX
        RADARR_B_URL: http://127.0.0.1:8080
        RADARR_B_KEY: XXXXX
        RADARR_B_PROFILE: 1080p
        RADARR_B_PATH: /data/Movies
        SYNC_INTERVAL_SECONDS: 300

or

syncarr:
    image: syncarr/syncarr:latest
    container_name: syncarr
    restart: unless-stopped
    environment:
        SONARR_A_URL: https://4k.example.com:443
        SONARR_A_KEY: XXXXX
        SONARR_B_URL: http://127.0.0.1:8080
        SONARR_B_KEY: XXXXX
        SONARR_B_PROFILE: 1080p
        SONARR_B_PATH: /data/Shows
        SYNC_INTERVAL_SECONDS: 300

or

syncarr:
    image: syncarr/syncarr:latest
    container_name: syncarr
    restart: unless-stopped
    environment:
        LIDARR_A_URL: https://lossless.example.com:443
        LIDARR_A_KEY: XXXXX
        LIDARR_B_URL: http://127.0.0.1:8080
        LIDARR_B_KEY: XXXXX
        LIDARR_B_PROFILE: Standard
        LIDARR_B_PATH: /data/Music
        SYNC_INTERVAL_SECONDS: 300

Docker

For just plain docker (radarr example):

docker run -it --rm --name syncarr -e RADARR_A_URL=https://4k.example.com:443 -e RADARR_A_KEY=XXXXX -e RADARR_B_URL=http://127.0.0.1:8080 -e RADARR_B_KEY=XXXXX -e RADARR_B_PROFILE=1080p -e RADARR_B_PATH=/data/Movies -e SYNC_INTERVAL_SECONDS=300 syncarr/syncarr

Notes * You can also specify the

PROFILE_ID

*ARR_A_PROFILE_ID

*ARR_B_PROFILE_ID

*ARR_A_PROFILE_FILTER

*ARR_A_PROFILE_FILTER_ID

*arr_B

SONARR_B_LANGUAGE

SONARR_B_LANGUAGE_ID

SONARR_B

SYNCARR_BIDIRECTIONAL_SYNC=1

SYNCARR_AUTO_SEARCH=0

SYNCARR_MONITOR_NEW_CONTENT=0

*ARR_A_QUALITY_MATCH

*ARR_B_QUALITY_MATCH

*ARR_A_TAG_FILTER

*ARR_B_TAG_FILTER

*ARR_A_TAG_FILTER_ID

*ARR_B_TAG_FILTER_ID

SYNCARR_TEST_RUN

*ARR_A_BLACKLIST

**ARR_B_BLACKLIST

Troubleshooting

If you need to troubleshoot syncarr, then you can either set the log level through the config file:

[general]
log_level = 10

Or in docker, set the

LOG_LEVEL

20

10

Disclaimer

Back up your instances before trying this out. I am not responsible for any lost data.