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Off to Spain for a week now - Sickbeard will be a project for my return

I don't suppose you know how to get sickbeard to auto start on boot??
I already managed to get it downloading straight to the NAS, thanks to you

Cheers,

Keith.

sander wrote:Cooolll! You just tested my writing disk speed measurer.

Summary:
The writing speed to your flash card is 3.6 MB/s
The writing speed to your NAS is 2.2 MB/s

Thanks for testing.

My pleasure.

Thanks very much for your help.

Cheers,

Keith.

First part looks good! Your flash card speed is 3.6 MB/s (which by itself is not much) Second part not good ... my fault: do this: sudo python diskspeed.py /media/MBL and post the result Here you go................... pi@raspberrypi ~ $ sudo python diskspeed.py /media/MBL Let's go filename /media/M...

Ah, now I have a request: Can you do this on your Raspi: sudo apt-get install wget cd wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/sanderjo/disk-speed/master/diskspeed.py and then python diskspeed.py /tmp And post the output? It should be something like: Let's go filename /tmp/outputTESTING.txt Disk writ...

OK, so you filled out "USER=pi". I would do this: 1) stop SABnzbd and remove the user setting from the auto-startup 2) log in as root. Start SABnzbd. You will get the SABnzbd wizard. Fill it out. Make sure SABnzbd is running and working and downloading (all under root account) 3) Then fil...

Auto start on boot ... ok, so how did you configure that? I just followed these instructions...... The only thing you have to do is edit the SABnzbd /etc/default/ file to indicate which user you want the daemon to run under. In order to do so, type the following command in the terminal to open up n...

How do you run on SABnzbd now? From the command line (if so: as which user are you logged on?), or as a daemon (and auto-start at boot)? EDIT: You realize that running SABnzbd with all drives on a NAS is slow? If you want to *save* to a NAS, it's better to use the NAS only as destination drive (&qu...

sander wrote:
So, options:
- if you run SABnzbd as root, you can SABnzbd let save to /media/MBL/. Problem solved


HTH

I like that option

How do I do it?

Cheers,

Keith.

On the Raspi, what is the output of: ls -al /media/MBL touch /media/MBL/test.txt Post it here pi@raspberrypi ~ $ touch /media/MBL/test.txt touch: cannot touch `/media/MBL/test.txt': Permission denied Ouch. Not good: rights problems with your NAS. Long shot: output of: sudo touch /media/MBL/test.txt...

On the Raspi, what is the output of: ls -al /media/MBL touch /media/MBL/test.txt Post it here ls -al /media/MBL............. pi@raspberrypi ~ $ ls -al /media/MBL total 3076 drwxr-xr-x 2 root root 0 May 3 11:51 . drwxr-xr-x 3 root root 4096 May 5 18:20 .. drwxr-xr-x 2 root root 0 Apr 14 20:18 backup...

Use the path that is visible in your "df -h". That is probably something like /mnt/blabla/blabla/.../. Do not use the //192.168.1.18/ stuff in SABnzbd running on a Linux/Unix. Does that work for you? Nope :( df -h gives me //192.168.1.18/Public 2.8T 930G 1.9T 34% /media/MBL Trying to conf...

Hi, After some help please. I'm running SABnzbd on my Raspberry Pi but I'm trying to configure SABnzbd to download to my Western Digital MyBookLive NAS. I have mounted the NAS onto the Pi, confirmed as it is visible both using df -h and in the directory tree when looking at the Pi's desktop. When I ...

Cool - thanks.

Cheers,

Keith.

I have no idea how a username/password got into the INI file, unless you (or, more likely, your browser's password manager) accidentally entered it in Config->General. On Windows and OSX is trivial to reset through SABnzbd's desktop icon. However, on an embedded system, you really have to go in and...