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The issue of Lidarr downloading unwanted content can stem from many sources. Common reasons include:
However, even if slskd downloads 100 tracks, Lidarr only matches what you’ve explicitly requested. Unwanted matches should only occur if your download folder is incorrectly set as your root folder, which shouldn’t happen. While some users may have messy libraries, not everyone uses Lidarr, so this is unavoidable. If you find a solution, it could benefit many others, but this seems more like a Lidarr-specific problem. |
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My download folder isn't set as my root folder. I think I maybe didn't explain myself clearly. To give you an example, I had some MP3's of Joan Baez's album/release group Joan Baez . This album was monitored and was set to a quality profile that tried to upgrade the album to FLAC. SearchSniper/Lidarr somehow imported the album/release group Joan Baez, Vol. 2 even though that album was not monitored nor did I have that album in my library. My assumption is that SearchSniper found it on slskd (or possibly through a torrent), thought it was a match because of how close the name is, and downloaded it. Once downloaded either SearchSniper or Lidarr (I'm not sure how it works exactly) found the best match for the downloaded album and imported it. I'm fairly certain that this all happened automatically and that I didn't accidentally manually import the wrong album. Something similar has happened for 13 albums out of ~1300 that SearchSniper has upgraded so far. What I'm asking is if this is possible/easy to prevent or if it should already be prevented. |
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I've been upgrading my entire collection to FLAC and I recently noticed that roughly 13 albums were added to my library even though I never selected them to be monitored and I didn't previously have any files for those albums. I think what happened is that someone on soulseek had multiple albums within one folder or that searchsniper mistook the unmonitored album for a similar monitored album and downloaded it. Usually if that happens lidarr doesn't import that album but for these albums it did. I'm not using Queue Cleaner. Does this seem possible with the way SearchSniper downloads and Lidarr imports? Clearly this isn't intended behavior, but it might be very difficult to always avoid, so I wanted to ask if this is possible before submitting it as a bug and trying to debug the issue further.
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