Add safety check to repair #32
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Jul 31, 2024
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Updated with a bunch of your proposed changes. I hope I did them all correctly. It seems to work well for me. I also included the check for Torbox, but I didn't test it since I don't use that service. |
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West added a safety check. Closing this PR. |
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Added a check into each iteration of the outermost FOR loop to ensure that the torrent mount is up and functioning. Since the mount could get dropped at any time, I thought it best to check each time it looped since there could be significant time between each one. The command that is used can be overridden with the MOUNT_SAFETY_CHECK_COMMAND environment variable or will default to checking count > 0 for the folders within the mount.