You only need to save the second file under the same filename as the first one. Please advise.ĮDIT EDIT: It wasn’t the reboot that fixed the mount, I was SU, which does not allow me access to AMZe. With option 'MergeNzb' NZBGet can merge files automatically.
#Turn on nzbget post processing download
The NZBGet integration continuously monitors nzbget’s download history. Server pauses the processing of post-processor queue and also attempts to pause the active post-processing job: par-jobs can be paused mostly instantly.
nzbgetspeedlimit: Download queue speed limit in MB/s. For NZBGet 18+ (Not sure if its available in older versions): Settings > Download Queue > PostStrategy > Aggressive or Rocket. nzbgetsize: Amount of data downloaded since server start in MB. not sure why they are not being pushed to sabnzb it appears i have a post processing error this is what is happening with the files that are pushed from nzbgeek to nzbget. Happy to create, but, since there is a \movies in other folders, I’m not 100% I’m using the correct path. nzbgetpostprocessingpaused: Whether post processing is paused. when items are pushed, they only go to nzbget. However, still no \movies folder in there. Once I get my head around what folder does what, I’m sure I’ll work it out.Īlso, is the copy (rclone?) to ACD automatic, or is it user-triggered? Bit hazy on that part too!ĮDIT: Reboot seems to have re-connected the AMZe folder, can now access. There is a \movies folder over at \ALL and \LOCAL It turns out that real people who want to make a lasting impression with their final. (Permission Denied, no user/group shown, just ?) NZBFriends 750 days of Usenet posts, 1097 newsgroups, image/video. The Couch Potato page states to add your library as “/home/$username/$encrypted/movies” Looking at VARS "encrypted is AMZe, there is no \movies folder in there, I can’t access it from CLI either. I think the reason is I can’t see in the documentation an good explanation of what our folders are for and where things should be written to.Ĭould you please explain the AMZ, AMZe, LOCAL, ALL etc.
#Turn on nzbget post processing windows
Thanks so much for these scripts, I’ve mostly muddled through from a Windows host, which adds some complexity, but now a bit stuck at the Couch Potato page…
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