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1. #Nzbget directories movie#
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Your downloads will continue as normal and they will be downloaded into their individual folders inside your downloads folder. This will combine the downloads into a single queue. In the main NZBGet area select the queues you want to merge and click the “Merge” button at the top. If you want to manage multiple downloads within a single queue, you are able to merge multiple queues into a single one. Select your default watch folder and click on the “Save all changes” button. Inside the Paths settings, navigate to the NzbDir setting area. Then select the “Paths” option on the left-hand side menu. Support folder in the Library, have a check and delete NZBGets folder inside. To begin, click on the settings tab on the far right side at the top of the screen. Take it easy and we will guide you through the NZBGet removal smoothly. This allows you to define the location that will be automatically scanned for NZB files.

To be able to use the method listed above you first will need to set up your NzbDir setting. NZBGet will automatically scan the folder and any new NZB files will be added to the queue It will do this process automatically, but if you recently added a file and want to prompt the folder scan use the following method.Ĭlick on the “Scan incoming directory” button next to the text “ Add from NzbDir”

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Once the file’s path has been entered click on “Submit” and your download will begin.įrom an NZB directory - If you have an automated process that downloads NZBs into a specific folder you can set NZBGet to watch this folder and automatically download any new NZB that is added to it. Once the NZB file has been selected click on “Submit” and your download will begin.įrom a URL - If you have a URL for an NZB file you can add that URL and NZBGet will be able to add it to the queue directly. Navigate to the folder that the NZB file resides in and select it. Local Files - If you have downloaded an NZB file directly to your device you can select the file path and add it to NZBGet manually. NZB files can be added directly in several ways: rw-r-r- 1 michael michael 10836454 Sep 23 13:25 nzbget.NZBGet is able to work with a number of different methods to add files into the download queue, please note the list below may not be exhaustive. dev/disk/by-uuid/4A6A5F326A5F1A51 /mnt/4A6A5F326A5F1A51 auto nosuid,nodev,nofail,x-gvfs-show,noauto 0 0Īre you thinking that it has to do with the drives automounting (or not automounting)?ĭrwxrwxr-x 2 michael michael 4096 Aug 24 17:12 Completeĭrwxrwxr-x 4 michael michael 4096 Sep 4 00:08 Incompleteĭrwxr-xr-x 2 root root 4096 Aug 24 17:19 NZB Swap was on /dev/sda5 during installation Ubuntu is installed on an 80GB SSD, then I have a 2TB drive for Movies and a 2TB drive for Television. I apologize for the braindump and any poor explanation on my part, again, Linux novice. Now it seems to be moving finished files into a folder somewhere on the system drive that I can't even see without opening the folders as root in terminal with gksu nautilus /etc/apt/ I might setup NZBGet to drop files in /media/michael/Television/Downloadsīefore I fixed my user config issue it would create a second folder /media/michael/Television1/ etc instead of using the existing Television folder. However, NZBGet still doesn't like using the paths I drop in.

Deleting history/stats file in Nzbget queue directory allows Nzbget GUI. The history and/or stats file in queue directory appear to be the cause-Both are readable in Notepad.

#Nzbget directories install#

I went in and edited my config files (is there a way to go in and check these things to see what's running as username vs. Compile, install and create the configuration file for nzbget 13.0. Observations: Other apps run ok: Ombi, Mealie, Radarr, Docker, Portainer, Sonarr, Tautulli, Heimdall, etc-Trying to rule out Docker.

#Nzbget directories mac#

My problem is that when I setup Paths in NZBGet (which I've done on Mac and Windows before successfully but this is my first time with Ubuntu) I'm encountering some kind of permissions or configuration issue that's causing my files not to go in the assigned directories.įirst I hadn't configured NZBGet to run as my username, it was running as root, which was problematic and as I understand it a security risk. I have a system drive and 2 different media drives in this machine all formatted ext3/ext4. I recently rebuilt my Plex server with a clean install of Ubuntu 14.04 and I installed NZBGet following these instructions:

#Nzbget directories movie#

I fixed this by editing my fstab file to mount my TV and Movie drives at boot so the mount points remained consistent with the folders NZBGet was writing to. The main problem was that my drives were not automatically mounting in Ubuntu. EDIT: Thanks to the kind help of some people in this thread, I solved my problem.