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Now how do I increase the total path length allowable?
Path too long error
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Re: Path too long error
You cannot.
The only thing you can do is to let SABnzbd trim down the path elements.
Set the option "folder_max_length" in Config->Special to something like 32.
The only thing you can do is to let SABnzbd trim down the path elements.
Set the option "folder_max_length" in Config->Special to something like 32.
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kevindd992002
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Re: Path too long error
Thanks. In this case, what if I already removed the job from SAB interface and then I modified the path so that it shortens, is it possible to re-add the job to SAB and let it extract it by itself so that it notifies my CP interface that it successfully finished?
Re: Path too long error
If you renamed the folder in "incomplete", go to Status->QueueRepair.
From there you should be able to add the lost job back to the queue.
From there you should be able to add the lost job back to the queue.
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kevindd992002
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Re: Path too long error
Ah ok. Thanks, will try that.shypike wrote:If you renamed the folder in "incomplete", go to Status->QueueRepair.
From there you should be able to add the lost job back to the queue.
Re: Path too long error
Thanks!shypike wrote:You cannot.
The only thing you can do is to let SABnzbd trim down the path elements.
Set the option "folder_max_length" in Config->Special to something like 32.