In v1 of Sonarr we had an opt in backlog search option, often people would turn it on and then get a bunch of old episodes and ask us why, we also had indexers ask why they saw an increase in API calls, which was due to the backlog searching. Endlessly searching for episodes that have aired that are missing is a waste of resources, both in terms of local processing power and on the indexers and in our experience catches users off guard, wasting bandwidth.
#Qbittorrent with sonarr setup Offline
There are two times when we would want to have missing episodes searched for, when a new series with existing aired episodes is added and when Sonarr has been offline and unable to find episodes as it normally would. As long as your indexer supports paging and it hasn't been too long Sonarr will be able to process the releases it would have missed and avoid you needing to perform a search for the missed episodes. If Sonarr has been offline for an extended period of time, Sonarr will attempt to page back to find the last release it processed in an attempt to avoid missing a release.Or you can go to the Wanted tab and search from there.
You can search individual episodes or seasons automatically or manually.
You can go to the show's page and use the search button, which will do a search and then automatically pick episode(s). If you've already added the show, but now you want to search for it, you have a few choices.It will not actively try to find releases uploaded in the past. Put another way, Sonarr will only find releases that are newly uploaded to your indexers.If the show has had no episodes and hasn't been released yet, you do not need to initiate a search. So how do you deal with the present and past? When you're adding a show, you will need to set the correct path, profile and monitoring status then use the Start search for missing checkbox.If you understand this, you will realize that it only covers the future though. This lets Sonarr cover a library of any size with just 24-100 queries per day (RSS interval of 15-60 minutes). Instead, it fairly frequently queries your indexers and trackers for all the newly posted episodes/newly uploaded releases, then compares that with its list of episodes that are missing or need to be upgraded. Sonarr does not regularly search for episode files that are missing or have not met their quality goals.
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