Mirrors the Sonarr fix — same MoveMovieService one-at-a-time drain architecture,
never confirmed live on the Radarr side but the DB-instant/move-async split
is identical, so the same batch-verification race applies.
Unlike reverse-anime-leak (deliberate style placements like Castlevania
are common and valid there), reverse-kids-leak's signal is specifically
"adult certification with zero Family/Animation genre" — confirmed live
the 4 titles it catches (Addams Family, Saving Mr. Banks, Dark Shadows,
The DUFF) are all genuinely non-kids content. Moves them to the new
RADARR_GENERAL_ROOT config var (container-path literal for the general
Movies root, needed since RADARR_MOVIES_ROOT is a filesystem path).
Junk entries have no release to blocklist and no file to delete —
only a bad monitored record with a thin/wrong TMDb match. Removes the
record and adds it to Radarr's import exclusion list, same mechanism
radarr_tmdb_removed.sh already uses, so the same bad match can't get
re-added by a future Overseerr request or list sync.
Instead of skipping monitored-but-undownloaded titles entirely,
correct their DB pointer (rootFolderPath/path) now so Radarr saves
under the right root whenever it grabs a release, and fire an
immediate MoviesSearch rather than waiting for the next scheduled
one. Junk entries stay excluded — nothing to search for there.
Acts only on forward misplacements (clear-cut anime/kids classified
content sitting outside its dedicated root) — reverse leaks and junk
entries stay report-only, since those need human judgment or a
different action (removal, not a move). One movie at a time with a
real re-fetch-and-verify after each, matching the race condition found
doing this by hand for Sonarr earlier in the session.
Overseerr lets users request content into the wrong root folder; these
new report-only scans classify every tracked movie/series (anime, kids,
regular) from metadata alone and flag mismatches against the actual
root folder, in both directions. Rules were validated against real
library data before being adopted — see the header comments in each
script and the master.conf notes above the curated lists.
Gmer4Lfe