Win7 and SABnzbd 0.6.9
My completed job file path is G:\downloads. The first download will go into G:\downloads\"show title 1"\_ADMIN_\downloads\"show title 1"\.
The next download will go into G:\downloads. The first download will go into G:\downloads\"show title 1"\_ADMIN_\"show title 2"\_ADMIN_\downloads\"show title 2"\. It will continue this pattern for every download.
I also get an error saying "error importing" when i set the temp file path to anywhere on the G: drive, but I don''t think that is important to the file naming problem.
Completed download file gets stored in previous download
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rokyholler
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Re: Completed download file gets stored in previous download
Set different paths for the "temporary download folder" and the "completed download folder".
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rokyholler
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Re: Completed download file gets stored in previous download
Temp path is on C:
Just tried a movie, it was placed using the same pattern.
Just tried a movie, it was placed using the same pattern.
Re: Completed download file gets stored in previous download
I suspect that you have omitted a slash in one of the paths.
For example: using a path like D:folder instead if D:\folder leads to unpredictable results.
Also using C: instead of C:\ is also problematic.
For example: using a path like D:folder instead if D:\folder leads to unpredictable results.
Also using C: instead of C:\ is also problematic.