Hardlinks (may) not work with Default Configuration

[GCPins]

Describe the bug
Not sure if anyone else has this issue, but when I used the default docker-compose-*.yml settings for volumes/mounts my hardlinks were not working correctly.

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Go to your ?/radarr/movies or ?/sonarr/tv directory.
   (optionally go to where your torrents are stored)
2. Use your preferred method of confirming hardlinks
3. hardlinks are not working

Expected behavior
Hardlinks work as intended

Desktop (please complete the following information):

• Ubuntu Server (LTS)

Additional context
I was able to fix the issue by (slightly) modifying the volumes/mounts in the compose yml's. I will perhaps make a pull request with those changes as they were the ones suggested by the popular "Trash Guides" website for setting this sort of thing up (or I may just send here for reference).

[KelpJerky]

I've recently started using this and fairly new to the whole -arr suite and I noticed this too. Everything I've downloaded sees to be taking double my space because it's in both /downloads/radarr and /radar/movies and similarly with sonarr. What did you change in your .yml to make hardlinks work properly?

[GCPins]

I've recently started using this and fairly new to the whole -arr suite and I noticed this too. Everything I've downloaded sees to be taking double my space because it's in both /downloads/radarr and /radar/movies and similarly with sonarr. What did you change in your .yml to make hardlinks work properly?

https://termbin.com/7ynm

This is my .yml, you may need to remove or comment out services you don't want

[KelpJerky]

How did you fix this issue without mapping /downloads as directory in your sonarr/radarr?

You are using docker; download client qBittorrent places downloads in /downloads/sonarr but this directory does not appear to exist inside the container. Review your remote path mappings and container volume settings.

[GCPins]

How did you fix this issue without mapping /downloads as directory in your sonarr/radarr?

You are using docker; download client qBittorrent places downloads in /downloads/sonarr but this directory does not appear to exist inside the container. Review your remote path mappings and container volume settings.

To be honest it's been a while since I set everything up so I don't remember - sorry.

I would recommend reviewing this: https://trash-guides.info/

it had a lot of helpful info on getting hardlinks working correctly.

[BarryTheShen]

Anyone got this to work? Same problem here.