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Ok, did a full strace and found some interesting stuff. Full strace is on http://sinas.rename-it.nl/~tobias/output2 (watch out, 1.1mb plaintext). Ctrl+f for 'fleet foxes' since this is the file i added and where the magic stuff happens. I'll paste some excerpts. Worker 4653 receives something about ...

I'll try baking a small PoC to see if python never wants to write to this disk. That would be weird, since even Sickbeard is happy to oblige with it. update: root@tobion:/mnt/sharedoos/news/incomplete# python Python 2.6.5 (r265:79063, Apr 16 2010, 13:09:56) [GCC 4.4.3] on linux2 Type "help"...

nope. It's an ext4 formatted, single disk, single partition USB disk, shared by OpenWRT (linux) as samba. In the house are win7 clients, mac clients and linux clients that are all happy to read and write to it without a hitch.

With Samba: 2012-02-14 14:50:31,794::INFO::[__init__:560] Adding Fleet Foxes -- Helplessness Blues (2011).nzb 2012-02-14 14:50:31,802::INFO::[misc:722] Creating directories: /mnt/sharedoos/news/incomplete/Fleet Foxes -- Helplessness Blues (2011) 2012-02-14 14:50:31,830::DEBUG::[__init__:769] Saving ...

When I have mounted the samba-share on /mnt/sharedoos, the log above happens. When I unmount /mnt/sharedoos, basically /mnt/sharedoos becomes a regular folder. If I then start Sab again, and feed it the nzb trough the api (sickbeard) it'll create the full directory structure like the little happy Sa...

Samba results are unpredictable, that's the whole issue. There have been twenty something releases since 0.5.0 and a huge amount of changes. As far as SABnzbd is concerned, it expects the file system to behave like a normal native file system. In fact SABnzbd doesn't really bother with access right...

Same problem here. Very simple: i've mounted my smb dir in /mnt/sharedoos with -o gid=0,uid=0. Sab runs as root. Touching stuff on console as root in there works fine. Dir/filemasks are 755. Easy as kittens, you'd think. But, Sab says: 2012-02-13 22:16:36,856::INFO::[__init__:428] Fetching msgid 649...