#Sonarr manual import how to
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Open your sonarr (v2) app and go to System -> Backup and hit the Backup buttonĪfter it finishes backing your database up (it might take a while based on how large db you have - you might need to refresh the page though), a new entry will be shown just right below the Backup button.Ĭlick the link and download the zip file to your PC.Īfter backing up your configuration, you need to go to Settings -> Indexers and disable them all (rss sync and search options).

#Sonarr manual import install

Make sure to install the Sonarr with the v3 tag on it However, bear in mind that v2 reached EOL (End Of Life) which means that there will be no more support from the developers, so perhaps you should reconsider migrating to V3 and uninstalling V2 at the end InstallationĪs with any other app, head to your client area and install the app as usual via 1-click installable apps. Note: If you don't wish to migrate to sonarr v3, you can continue to use sonarr v2 without any issues.

#Sonarr manual import how to

This guide is about how to import your existing v2 database to your new sonarr v3 database. Sonarr v3 can be run independently from v2 but it would be wise to use only one of them to avoid any unforeseen issues / double downloads etc.

#Sonarr manual import update

It is based on the latest v3 built which is released on sonarr's github and it will automatically update within a week once there is a new version available.

If (-not (Get-Command choco.Sonarr v3 is now released as stable which means that you can find it at our list of installable apps via your client area.

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