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Module: Sonarr & Radarr Activity type: Quiz / retrieval practice Target: ≥80% Objective: Explain how Sonarr turns parsed release information into season folders and episode filenames.
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Why should a Sonarr root folder normally be separate from the download client's staging directory?
What filesystem condition is required for a hardlink between a completed download and a library file?
Why is the series year useful in a series folder name?
What is the main risk of bulk-renaming managed episode files outside Sonarr?
Why should quality and release-group information be preserved when available?
What does a duplicate S01E01 filename finding prove, and what does it not prove?
When is a remote path mapping appropriate in Sonarr?
What should an operator do before applying a new naming scheme to an entire production library?
In plain words: A root folder is the shelf where finished files should live.
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