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You see, the problem is that radar and sonarr move my files into designated folders. That is a good thing, but it also makes it so that my download client can't find it again to continue uploading.
I have now set it up so that I keep a copy in my downloads folder for a week, but I don't have the space to permanently keep two copies of all my downloads.
It would be great if radarr could tell my download client where the file has moved to so that it can keep on seeding indefinitely.
You can configure radarr and sonarr to use hard linking instead of moving the.
I haven't gotten around to finishing my stack but i could've sworn that's the default behavior
I believe it is, but I don't think it always has been. I'm not sure if they automatically enabled it for existing installs when it was added.