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@mynameisbogdan fixed formatting

Erai now requires the cookies of a logged-in browser. RSS key on its own is not sufficient anymore.

I am unable to replicate the issue using curl 7.74.0
Could you please show a way to replicate the issue so we are able to work on a fix? Thanks.

EDIT: Pushed auth and regex changes in 0b592a9

Hi,

thanks for your quick response.

I also tried the "token=" fix on line 136 yesterday on my local definition. Tho this introduced this new error I mentioned in Prowlarr. Here it is:

https://pastebin.com/NkPGakPx

I made also did some tests in Chrome yesterday. The same Request in the error above (with and without the RSS token) works only, if the user account is logged into Erai web, it has something to do with cookies that have to be set for prowlarr to work.

If you need more information / logs I could send them later this evening.

EDIT: Pastebin added

It seems that only the search functionality requires you to be logged in. Will do some more tests with it and implement a fix soon.

EDIT: Fix implemented in 688f8ff

Thanks for your hard work, search works perfectly fine now. I've noticed something different though.

The Release Title gets changed on grab. is there a way to workaround that? It messes up the custom format scores and fails import.

Shown in search:

After grab:

Have a nice day / night.

Thank you for the work on this indexer.
It's working correctly on my side for sonarr. There is only one problem with radarr.
Radarr need the year of the film while parsing the title.

For example:
[Erai-raws] Trapezium - Movie (1080p) [us][br][mx][es][fr][ru][Movie or Special Episode] don't work but [Erai-raws] Trapezium - Movie (2024) (1080p) [us][br][mx][es][fr][ru][Movie or Special Episode] work correctly.

I don't know if it's possible to fetch the year from the query as radarr send it with the title.

It is possible to add infomkv to the title. Because sonarr is treating the media as HDTV.
erai:infomkvCR WEB-DL AVC EAC3</erai:infomkv>

Thank you for the work on this indexer. It's working correctly on my side for sonarr. There is only one problem with radarr. Radarr need the year of the film while parsing the title.

For example: [Erai-raws] Trapezium - Movie (1080p) [us][br][mx][es][fr][ru][Movie or Special Episode] don't work but [Erai-raws] Trapezium - Movie (2024) (1080p) [us][br][mx][es][fr][ru][Movie or Special Episode] work correctly.

I don't know if it's possible to fetch the year from the query as radarr send it with the title.

The RSS feed doesn't provide year data for releases, you can only extract the year from the title which is inconsistent as the title format doesn't have a defined standard as of now.

Thanks for your hard work, search works perfectly fine now. I've noticed something different though.

The Release Title gets changed on grab. is there a way to workaround that? It messes up the custom format scores and fails import.

Shown in search:

After grab:

Have a nice day / night.

The release title will be different from the name of the file that you are grabbing.

To fix this you would need to rename the file that you downloaded, because the definition has no control over what the name of the downloaded file would be, just the title you see on the release.

What need this PR to be merged?

What need this PR to be merged?

Feedback from users needs to be addressed. E.g. movie cat or caps should likely be removed since it doesn't return years and thus would never return a valid movie release title to support automation

Hi,

Is it possible to modify the definition to allow selecting multiple subs? I usually use subs%5B0%5D=mx&subs%5B1%5D=es in my RSS feed URL to select more than one.

Thank you for creating the definition!

What do we need for this? Erai-raws are almost the only page that releases spanish subs, I actually need it added as an indexer.

Hi,

Is it possible to modify the definition to allow selecting multiple subs? I usually use subs%5B0%5D=mx&subs%5B1%5D=es in my RSS feed URL to select more than one.

Thank you for creating the definition!

Will do

I've been wanting this indexer for a long time however I'm not familiar with how all this works. I'd love to help I'm just not sure where to start.

It can be added following the custom definition instructions on the wiki.

the PR is awaiting further testing and confirmation from users of the site to confirm it is reasonably working

Hey man, I'm getting a 502 Bad Gateway.

I setup the cookies and rss token, but when I try to save or test the Indexer this is my return.

https://pastebin.com/VE9KGBfM

Hey man, I'm getting a 502 Bad Gateway.

I setup the cookies and rss token, but when I try to save or test the Indexer this is my return.

https://pastebin.com/VE9KGBfM

A 502 status code occurs when the website itself is having issues, this is outside of the indexer's control.

I have tested the link and it is working on my end.