General

General configuration settings that apply to the entire Cleanuparr application.

⚙️ System Settings

🧪Dry Run

When enabled, logs irreversible operations (like deletions and notifications) without making actual changes. This is useful for testing configurations without affecting your actual downloads.

🌐 HTTP Configuration

🔄HTTP Max Retries

The number of times to retry a failed HTTP call. Applies when communicating with *arrs, download clients and other services through HTTP calls.

⏱️HTTP Timeout

The number of seconds to wait before failing an HTTP call. Applies to calls to *arrs, download clients, and other services.

🔒HTTP Certificate Validation

Controls whether to validate SSL certificates for HTTPS connections. Set to "Disabled" to ignore SSL certificate errors, but this reduces security.

Options:

Enabled: Validate all SSL certificates
Disabled for Local Addresses: Skip validation for local/private IP addresses
Disabled: Skip all SSL certificate validation

🔍 Search Settings

✅Search Enabled

Enables searching for replacements after a download has been removed from an *arr application.

💡Note

If you are using Huntarr, you may want to set disable this setting to let Huntarr handle the searching.

⏳Search Delay

If searching for replacements is enabled, this setting will delay the searches by the specified number of seconds. This is useful to avoid overwhelming the indexer with too many requests at once.

🚨Warning

A lower value or 0 will result in faster searches, but may cause issues such as being rate limited or banned by the indexer.

📦 Download Management

🚯Ignored Downloads

Downloads matching these patterns will be ignored during all cleaning operations. Patterns can match any of these:

torrent hash
qBittorrent tag or category
Deluge label
Transmission category (last directory from the save location)
µTorrent label
torrent tracker domain

Examples:

fa800a7d7c443a2c3561d1f8f393c089036dade1
tv-sonarr
qbit-tag
mytracker.com

📝 Logging Settings

📊Log Level

Controls the detail level of application logs. Lower levels include all higher level messages.

📐Log Rolling Size (MB)

Maximum size (in megabytes) for a single log file before the logger rolls over to a new file. Larger values reduce the number of files created but increase individual file sizes.

🗂️Retained Log Files

The number of non-archived log files to keep on disk. Older files beyond this count will be removed or archived, according to the settings.

⏳Log Time Limit (Hours)

Maximum age (in hours) for non-archived log files to keep on disk. Older files beyond this age will be removed or archived, according to the settings.

🗄️Archive Logs

When enabled, log files that exceed retention limits will be archived instead of being immediately deleted. Archiving helps preserve historical logs while reducing the disk size used by them.