Hey everyone, I've been running sab in a Windows environment for about a year now and loving it. I've since moved my SB and Plex to my Unraid box and am wanting to do the same for sab; running into frustrating download problems though. My downloads are kicking off and being passed to sab without a problem. The file appears to pull but each download attempt results in "repair failed, not enough repair blocks". The same downloads initiated from my Windows box work just fine. The other problem I am having that could be the main cause is my inability to access the complete/incomplete folders. I have set the permissions to 777 but am stil unable to access.
Any help would be appreciated; I'm at wits end!
Sab / Unraid frustration
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AutomaticCoding
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Re: Sab / Unraid frustration
Does unraid contain a unrar/par program? I don't believe the source of sabnzbd (Could be wrong, I use windows) contains a unrar/par2 program.
Re: Sab / Unraid frustration
Does this work on your Unraid box: http://forums.sabnzbd.org/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=12666gouie wrote:...each download attempt results in "repair failed, not enough repair blocks". The same downloads initiated from my Windows box work just fine.
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AutomaticCoding
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Re: Sab / Unraid frustration
In fact, directly off that page binsearch is recommended me a few of those do have missing parts in of themselves, I understand your objective was that Ubuntu is freeware and can be distributed anywhere (E.G. no DCMA), but...sander wrote:Does this work on your Unraid box: http://forums.sabnzbd.org/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=12666gouie wrote:...each download attempt results in "repair failed, not enough repair blocks". The same downloads initiated from my Windows box work just fine.
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