In this Installing Sonarr v4 Synology tutorial, we will install Sonarr V4 on a Synology system. In this tutorial I use DSM7. It will work approximately the same as DSM6. Only the interface looks a little different from Synology.
In this step-by-step guide, we’ll walk you through the installation process so you can easily access this powerful tool for managing your TV shows. We’ll be using DSM 7, but don’t worry, if you’re still using DSM 6, the process is pretty much the same—just the interface is a little different.
If you have installed V3 it will be upgraded to V4. V3 will be removed. It is therefore important that you first make a backup of V3.
Log in to your Sonarr console. Go to System. And click Backup Now. And download the zip file. There should be a figure in front of it. This means that you have made a backup manually.
If you don’t yet have the option to add synocommunity.com packges. Then you have to set that up first.
Go to the Packe Center.
Go to Settings. Click Add.
Name: don’t care.
Location: http://packages.synocommunity.com
Click Ok.
Go to Communtity search for Sonarr v4. And then click Install.
Click Agree.
Check the box and then Next.
Volgende.
And then Next again.
Click Next.
Volgende. Now wait a minute.
You can now access the Sonarr web interface at http://ip-synology:8989.
You will then see the above screen if you have not protected Sonarr with a username and password.
Set Authentication to Disabled for Local Addresses. Then you do not have to provide a password within your own private network.
And provide a username and password. Click on .
Check whether you have installed the latest version of Sonarr v4. That wasn’t the case for me yet.
Open the Sonarr web interface and then go to System. Select Updates. And if an update is available there is a blue Install Latest button.
If there is a new update available, it is best to install it immediately so that you have the latest improvements.
Sonarr v4 Synology tutorial
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You may also need to give r/w permissions to the sc-sonar system user to relevant shared folders (e.g. root location where downloaded episodes are copied AND download directory used by download client, e.g. SABNZBD). If Sonar shows errors about no access to root it is likely this is the issue.