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Created Reverse symlink script for Connect (markdown)

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Slightly updated from the Radarr version this works well if you wish to keep seeding torrents however archive them on a device across the network like a NAS.
Copy this to a folder reachable in your Docker config if necessary (i.e., create a config/connect folder) name whatever you like and ensure you chmod 777 so no issues running.
For those running with combined Torrent and Usenet downloaders it's helpful to create a 'torrent' tag for this script and also shows that are torrent eligible - this works for more obscure shows where you'd wan to minimize torrent use.
```
#!/bin/bash
PERMPATH="$sonarr_episodefile_path"
LINKPATH="$sonarr_episodefile_sourcepath"
if [[ -f "$LINKPATH" ]]; then
sleep 1
else
exit 0
# changed from Radarr as Sonarr fails on test unless exit normally
fi
ORIGFILESIZE=$(stat -c%s "$LINKPATH")
PERMFILESIZE=$(stat -c%s "$PERMPATH")
sleep 30
while [[ $PERMFILESIZE != $ORIGFILESIZE ]]; do
sleep 60
PERMFILESIZE=$(stat -c%s "$PERMPATH")
done
if [[ $PERMFILESIZE == $ORIGFILESIZE ]]; then
# Save current time stamps to prevent radarr from identifying our simlink as new, and double-processing it
LINKDIR=$(dirname "$LINKPATH")
FOLDER_DATE=$(date -r "$LINKDIR" +@%s.%N)
FILE_DATE=$(date -r "$LINKPATH" +@%s.%N)
rm "$LINKPATH"
ln -s "$PERMPATH" "$LINKPATH"
touch --no-create --no-dereference --date "$FILE_DATE" "$LINKPATH"
touch --no-create --no-dereference --date "$FILE_DATE" "$PERMPATH"
touch --no-create --no-dereference --date "$FOLDER_DATE" "$LINKDIR"
fi
```