v1.4.4

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v1.4.3

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v1.4.2

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v1.4.1

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v1.4.0

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v1.2.1 — Storage Manager

What's new

Storage Manager

A new panel accessible from the home screen's disk usage card lets you browse all your downloaded movies and series sorted by size.

Actions per item:

• 🔍 Delete files + search new release — removes the files from disk, keeps the item in Radarr/Sonarr, and immediately triggers a search for a new release
• 🗑️ Remove from library — deletes files and removes the item from Radarr/Sonarr entirely

All actions require an inline confirmation click to prevent accidental deletes.

v1.2.0 — Gecko Cleaner

What's new

Gecko Cleaner (built-in)

• Replaces external Cleanuparr dependency with a lightweight built-in service
• Monitors Radarr, Sonarr and Lidarr queues every 10 minutes
• Automatically removes stalled, failed, and bad-tracker downloads
• Uses blocklist=true so *arr immediately searches for the next available release
• Zero external dependencies — built locally from source during installation
• Runs independently of the Gecko app (Docker service)

Improvements

• Installation wizard now has 8 service steps (3–10) instead of 9
• Done screen simplified — no manual Cleanuparr setup needed
• Parallel queue processing for faster cleanup cycles

v1.1.9

Cleanuparr setup card

After installation, the Done screen now shows a collapsible Cleanuparr card with all the connection details you need to configure it — no manual lookup required:

• qBittorrent: host URL (auto-detects VPN vs no-VPN), username and password
• Radarr / Sonarr / Lidarr: internal Docker host URL + API key

Each field has a copy button. An Open Cleanuparr button takes you directly to http://localhost:11011.

Fix: removed broken restart-qbittorrent service

ghcr.io/jakubkopys/restart-qbittorrent does not exist as a public pre-built Docker image — pulling it returned "denied". Removed from the stack. The underlying problem (qBittorrent losing connectivity after Gluetun reconnects) is already handled by the network_mode: service:gluetun sharing and Docker's restart: unless-stopped policy.

Regarding a fully API-configurable alternative to Cleanuparr

No equivalent tool exists in the media automation ecosystem that both handles stalled download cleanup AND exposes a full REST API for programmatic configuration. Cleanuparr is the right tool — it just requires a one-time manual setup via its web UI using the credentials now shown in the Done screen.

v1.1.8

New services

• Cleanuparr — Automatic stalled-download cleaner. Detects stuck or errored torrents, removes them from qBittorrent, blocklists in Radarr/Sonarr/Lidarr and triggers a new search. Included in the installer stack and starts as wizard step 11. Connect it to your arr apps and qBittorrent via its web UI at `http://[your-ip]:11011` after installation.
• restart-qbittorrent (VPN mode only) — Monitors Gluetun VPN reconnections and automatically restarts qBittorrent so downloads resume. Fully configured via environment variables — no manual setup needed.

Bug fix (Nubul)

• Fixed `cleanuparr` and `restart-qbittorrent` indentation in Nubul's `docker-compose.yml` — both were at the YAML root level (outside `services:`) and were being silently ignored by docker compose.

v1.1.7

Bug fixes

• Lidarr: Fixed API version — Lidarr v2.x uses /api/v1, not /api/v3. All endpoints (download client, root folder, auth config) were hitting 404 on every fresh install.
• Bazarr: Fixed base_url from '/' to '' when connecting Radarr/Sonarr, preventing double-slash URLs in Bazarr's internal HTTP calls.