Running ver 0.7.11 (win install) as a service
Win 7 Pro 64bit
I have been racking my brain but havent been able to figure it out.
Categories relative folders - E:\Downloads\Complete
In Categories my folder path for the tv category is E:\TV Shows. When i load sab with a tv nzb it automatically selects the tv category but on completion i get the message "PostProcessing was aborted (Cannot create final folder E:\TV Shows\Show Name\Season 1\Random.Showname.S01E01.avi)
If I change the tv category folder path to E:\TV the post processing completes with no errors.
"E:\TV Shows" contains all my shows and i would like this destination to continue to be the home for shows. How come sab can 'post-process' OK to E:\TV but not to E:\TV Shows?
Im sure its something simple im missing.
Post process aborted - cannot create final folder
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Re: Post process aborted - cannot create final folder
Check access rights.
Under which account is the SABnzbd service running?
Under which account is the SABnzbd service running?
Re: Post process aborted - cannot create final folder
The service is on the local system account.
I dont think its a folder permission issue because the previous sab install could post process to it no problems.
I dont think its a folder permission issue because the previous sab install could post process to it no problems.
Re: Post process aborted - cannot create final folder
Well im an idiot, after closer inspection of the folder permission and comparing it to other folders i quickly realised that this was the issue. Thank you shypike for highlighting a access right issue. Would not have figured it out otherwise.