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Do you get the same issue in another browser?

Hi and welcome to the forum.

What version of SABnzbd is installed please? Which OS?

What is your browser make and version?

Not a Linux issue, more of a user-knowledge issue.

Being able to mount drives is an important skill to have if you're going to be a daily Linux user. There are no-end of online tutorials for this. If you're presently using Ubuntu, find one that uses Ubuntu for its examples.

What is your operating system please? And OS version number?

Are you running SAB from source, or from compiled binaries?

Hi and welcome to the forum.

You could look into using categories in SABnzbd. Then, different downloads can be assigned to different categories (e.g. tv for Sonarr, movies for Radarr), and be placed in different final folders.

Have you contacted support at Thundernews? This is an issue only they can help you resolve .

That lonely -f argument doesn’t look right. Try removing it from your command.

sander wrote: ↑December 2nd, 2025, 4:16 pm 100.99.37.89 is the IPv4 range for CGNAT: "The Carrier-Grade NAT (CGNAT) IP address range is 100.64.0.0 to 100.127.255.255 (100.64.0.0/10), as defined by RFC 6598."
It's used by ISPs on the WAN-side of client CPE's.

Today I learned.

Yes, enable debug logging. You can check the logs without access to the web UI.

But, I suggest starting SABnzbd at the CLI in non-daemon mode. Then you can watch what happens live.

Thank you @safihre and @sander.

I know, but I'm hoping someone will save me the trouble.

Hi devs, I'm hoping someone can tell me where files will end-up if I provide a config file to SABnzbd with these path fields blank: nzb_backup_dir = "" download_dir = "" complete_dir = "" script_dir = "" Are they automatically created below the installation pa...

Why not have it all go to the same completion folder, then move it in post-processing?

Basically a "hacky" way of solving the issue. But why have temp locations per-category? Users are typically only downloading a single item at-a-time anyway. An exceptional example being: you have multiple usenet providers, and the first priority one doesn't have the needed articles. This ...

Usadbzn wrote: ↑September 28th, 2025, 1:00 pm Thanks to Docker, I can run a separate SABnzbd instance per HDD, so the temporary download folder resides on the same disk as the final storage location.

Why are you running multiple SABnzbd instances?