SAB on RasPi - Changing download location

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crkfc
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SAB on RasPi - Changing download location

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Hello. Surprisingly enough, I've gotten SAB running successfully on my RPi and it's working, except I'm having some issue getting the download folder to change. I'm trying to get it to download directly to a Time Capsule. I've mounted the Time Capsule to /mnt/tc and I can browse it in the command line and the SAB config even lets me select it and the sub folders in it as download locations. Whenever I set it up how I want, it always reverts back to the default. I do see an error pop up in my terminal when I select it:

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2012-09-10 20:19:28,427::ERROR::[misc:370] download_dir directory: /mnt/tc/Temp error accessing
The SAB config gives me no errors though and let's me save it. Could this be a permission thing? Should I change permissions on this folder to something else? Thanks in advance. If anyone is having trouble setting up SAB and SickBeard on a RPi, let me know.

edit: I realized I didn't have HFS+ installed so I did that and I no longer get the error but SAB is still reverting back to the defaults.
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Re: SAB on RasPi - Changing download location

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Can you create folders on the TC from a bash shell session?
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