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The mono command has the --debug option, not Radarr. You should post on reddit or get help in Discord to figure out what is going on, it doesn't do that on my system. Or you're welcome to just over ride the ExecStart= command via normal systemd methods.

Good luck.

Why radar has --debug flag in its command? It floods my system journal with 100000 log entries daily....

Whoops sorry I had not seen your reply.

Thank you very much!

At the top of the radarr.tmpfiles file is a comment, # Override this file with a modified version in /etc/tmpfiles.d/ which tells you how to over ride the file/folder ownership and links.

You've probably already figured out how to override the .service file, right?

Hello,

I'm using radarr with this PKGBUILD, but I have an issue.

I set radarr to use another user in the systemd service file, but the /usr/lib/radarr and /usr/var/radarr folders keep resetting to radarr:radarr. What do I need to change to fix this?

Thank you!

In the radarr.service file, Restart=on-failure is supposed to deal w/ that.

How do you make it happen? Using the restart built into Radarr? Or using the built in updater? I never use either, personally.

Any way to keep this from happening? Seems to happen when radarr tries to use it's built-in restarting mechanism rather than the systemd service:

$ ps aux | grep -i radarr
365:radarr    1582  2.5  0.3 2354004 218192 ?      Rsl  08:43   0:33 /usr/bin/mono --debug /usr/lib/radarr/Radarr.exe -nobrowser -data=/var/lib/radarr
436:radarr    3495 47.3  0.0 235356 56148 ?        Rl   09:05   0:01 /usr/bin/mono --debug /usr/lib/radarr/Radarr.exe /data=/var/lib/radarr /nobrowser /restart

Which causes the logs to fill up with messages that the IP radarr is using is already in use.

Thanks man!

The files had two versions in their name. I talked to @gallileo and he'll flip them from draft -> pre-release when they're ready. :)

Edit: File names are fixed now at least!

No worries, I haven't done a release here in awhile so I didn't want to break things. The only difference I see it not saying develop in the package name.