Change Download Folder location on D-Link DNS 320

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epocaliptic
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Change Download Folder location on D-Link DNS 320

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Like the title says I am trying to change the default location of my download folder (SABnzbd is installed on the NAS itself)and am having no success.

the default location is in ffp/opt/optware/share/sabnzbd

I would like it to be in a folder right on the drive.

I know that the mapping is different somehow because It is installed on the NAS, but I just am lost as to what I should do.

So far, I have tried for the complete folder:

/192.168.restofip/Volume_1/downloads/complete
/Volumes/Volume_1/downloads/complete
/Volume_1/downloads/complete

I've also read through the other threads about this but I have not found a solution that has really helped or I woulden't be asking :) ,

would anybody be able to help me out?

Thanks.
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epocaliptic
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Re: Change Download Folder location on D-Link DNS 320

Post by epocaliptic »

sorry to re-bump this thread, but I still have not solved this problem and am looking for advice if anyone has any.

Thank you.
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Re: Change Download Folder location on D-Link DNS 320

Post by sander »

I have no NAS, but it looks like a Unix/Linux device. I can only give you a few hints:

Login on the NAS' command prompt, probably via SSH or telnet. Then issue two commands:

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mount
ls -al /
That should give an overview of mounted disks, and the root file system.

BTW: How did you install SABnzbd on this device? Is it a standard package, or did you have to download it from somewhere. If so: where?
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