Hello People,
I have been using Sabnzbd for years on my Qnap, it normaly extracts to a folder on the Qnap, but now i bought a Dune mediaplayer with HDD internaly..... now i have to manuly copy the file,s to the Dune....is it possible to extract to that HDD...automaticly?????
i have been trying all night, google is not my friend tonight....
please advise.
Dennis
ps: sorry for my English
SabNzbd categories extract to Dune
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Re: SabNzbd categories extract to Dune
That's only possible when the Dune player also offers its harddisk as a public share.
Even so, you still need to mount that share as an external drive on the QNap.
Altogether this requires quite a bit of technical expertise and there's no simple step by step plan.
Even so, you still need to mount that share as an external drive on the QNap.
Altogether this requires quite a bit of technical expertise and there's no simple step by step plan.
Re: SabNzbd categories extract to Dune
shypike wrote:That's only possible when the Dune player also offers its harddisk as a public share.
Even so, you still need to mount that share as an external drive on the QNap.
Altogether this requires quite a bit of technical expertise and there's no simple step by step plan.
Oke, i am glad its possible....do you know where i can find the how-to for this... or a way up the good direction?
Re: SabNzbd categories extract to Dune
Checkout support forums of Dune and QNap.
It helps if you now something about Linux, because most of these boxes are Linux-based.
It helps if you now something about Linux, because most of these boxes are Linux-based.

