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Description
Is there an existing issue for this?
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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe
When using YggTorrent as an indexer in Prowlarr, the authentication cookie expires every 24–48 hours. Once expired, Prowlarr can no longer fetch results, and the indexer becomes non-functional until I manually update the cookie.
This constant renewal makes the indexer difficult to rely on long-term.
Describe the solution you'd like
I would like a more stable and persistent authentication method for YggTorrent in Prowlarr. Ideally, this would mean:
Automatically handling the login and session renewal process,
Or using a long-lasting token or credential that doesn’t expire so frequently.
This would make YggTorrent integration much more user-friendly and reliable.
Describe alternatives you've considered
Manually updating the cookie every couple of days (unsustainable).
Using a browser automation script to extract the new cookie and inject it into Prowlarr via API (fragile and complex).
Switching to another indexer (but YggTorrent is an important French-language tracker).
Anything else?
Anything else?
This is a known behavior of YggTorrent, which rotates session cookies frequently.
Possibly allowing username/password-based login (if feasible) would be a more stable alternative.
Any workaround or semi-automated solution would be appreciated.
Thanks for your work on Prowlarr—hoping this can be improved to make YggTorrent more usable long-term!