Nzbget intermediate folder as NZBGet doesn't seem to be cleaning up this folder even the complete one. To allow scheduling, from the webui set the In conjunction, I'm using NZBGet for downloads and everything is being stored in a NAS that the M1 is automatically connecting to. /TV I do have two of the recent files I've downloaded that caused the issue and can reproduce outside of NZBGet (they didn't get stuck in the Intermediate folder, like last time The intermediate folder is the folder that is used to store the downloaded files before it's unpacked, renamed and then sent to it's final destination. It doesn't stay there for long as NZBGet sees it, gets the data, and starts to download the file, which it does in the You can select all items, click "Delete" and choose "Hide records". "C:\Downloads"). [Unit] Description=NZBGet Daemon I have setup NZBGet to use main dir and some forders on my D: drive. It shows up as a folder in the the docker command line. Windows has limit of 260 character per path, which is here exceeded. Sonarr actually does a separate move that's not logged in NZBGet that My Intermediate directory is on a usb drive mounted directly to the Pi (called pidrive1), and my Complete directory is on a network mounted drive (user) unfriendly So, the ultimate issue was that I had mounted a volume in my docker create statement, and in NZBGet I referred to the shared folder's actual path on the NAS, rather than the mounted All been going well since install just have one issue which is annoying as i have to check folders are empty and delete. They only get moved to my media directory once radarr grabs them and moves them. The docker My MainDir is located on a 1TB HDD with over 500GB free on it currently, and both DestDir & InterDir reside inside that directory. 5TB plus. ChemicalNRG Posts: 3 Joined: 06 Jul 2019, 15:50. As a workaround rename that long nzb-name When they fall into a category that I have setup NZBGet has sub-directories of DATA>Completed>Media>TV/Movies depending So I have a problem with NZBGet filling When it doesn't work perfectly: The scratch disk gets filled up by NZBGet, which then pauses all activity. 0 running in a docker container (linuxserver/nzbget). It finds it and sends what it has to NZBGet as an nzb file. Nzbget makes tempory and intermediate folders but gives errors in trying to remove them. 1. Get help Posts: 16 Joined: 30 Jan 2015, 16:09. am i understanding right - if I have nzbget folders on the same cache as the NZBGet : Extremely Large Intermediate Folder Quick links. During "move" the downloaded files are moved from intermediate directory into destination directory. Using that method with videosort, does not Anyway, NZBGet is cleanly installed (latest version) at all its default settings. queue and tmp folders and files are working fine as well as the . Downloads\Legend (the latter being the name Webui can be found at <your-ip>:6789 and the default login details (change ASAP) are. Logout; Board index Support; Extremely Large Intermediate Folder. Use cache pool: Yes, so i want to have the mover handling those files on a daily basis. log files. i have main folder on C: , NZBGet : FATAL ERROR: Nzb-file not specified Quick links. I currently only have a RAID 1 OP wants to have the /completed and /intermediate folders on what looks like a separate mount point than the actual nzbget program files. It was an old version that i have never updated. I'm not sure # On Windows use absolute paths (e. If I look at directories and files from within docker User "abc" and Group "abc" have permission. If you have more than one physical hard drive (or SSD) you can significantly improve unpack speed by using option InterDir. It has full user rights in making and deleting. I've set puid and Yes. Completed downloads are being filed I change the intermediate directory in the config, save and restart, and if I just start the download again from the queue, it still downloads using the old intermediate directory. Provider settings are identical to Sabnzbd; However, the "Intermediate" path was still pointing to the default (on . On POSIX you can use “~” as alias for Directory Layout on my server (partial): I download to \inter directory (1) and then when the files are sorted and unpacked it moves the video file plus any other files such as . This is rare as most times I can cleanup Then nzbget puts incomplete and complete downloads in the correct folder. Inside I would like to have the intermediate folder, movies, tv, books and so on. # # If you want to Is there a way to have nzbget change the permissions of the folders it creates so that they are accessible by craig from craig. You need to see what user nzbget is running as (compare that w/ sabnzbd, since it worked), you might need to care about umask too. To allow scheduling, from the webui set the time correction value in settings/logging. If I try to download something and it can't be repaired and completed, this folder remains in the intermediate folder. The permissions should be correct. drwxrwxr-x 5 albert docker 4096 Dec 30 17:27 completed drwxrwxr-x 2 albert Do this without the quotation marks of course and what will result inside your nzbget folder on D: will be a bunch of subfolders for "Complete" "intermediate" "nzb" "queue" "temp" and a log file. The archive is extracted by unrar Make sure no other programs are touching files in nzbget intermediate directory (antivirus, media library manager etc. To allow scheduling, from the webui set the For at least one file I could force nzbget to download the par files (they were all set to paused), after that parring + unpacking worked just fine. # # Using of intermediate directory can significantly improve unpack # performance if you can put intermediate directory (option <InterDir>) # and I'm new to NZBGet and I've had this issue occur several times. NZBget finishes downloading it and then it just gives me a folder with 14 files named like 7666. It could be permissions, it could be incorrect Point just "sudo chmod -R 777 /the/download/folder" and be done with it, if you're new to permissions that will just share everything, nzbget: container_name: nzbget image: linuxserver/nzbget NZBGet is running after login (from the preferences item in the system tray icon) and seems to have full access to the paths. The Intermediate directory. I added it to my docker volume paths and mapped it to /intermediate. But it make the MainDir be "/opt/nzbget" and specify the Dest and Inter directories with static paths, Destdir On my Mac, a new folder would automatically be created upon unpack of the rar from NZBGet to parent folder either "Movies" or "TV Shows". I looked into something exactly the same, couldn't figure it out either. As soon as I move the intermediate directory to a local path everything works fine even if all other directories are still on the mounted share. The Note that on the failed 7zip extracts that hang, I will sometimes just stop the nzbget Docker container and then use my Windows box with 7zip installed to do the extract manually. Start downloading and watch nzbget putting intermediate files into the old path. Unassigned Device 1 - 256GB SSD - This is where NZBGet's cache, history and nzbs are stored Inter (Intermediate Directory) NZBGet. So in NZBGet your main directory would be data and not downloads. Some though show up in their own folder, e. g. My media folders are cached - so the next transfer is to the cache NVME. I find this confuses nzbget's unpack processing, especially when the first file in the archive set has a In NZBGet you still have the path wrong. nfo I used nzbget since a couple of years on my nas (QNAP 219p). The only way to tell it’s not the finished download is by looking into the folder and seeing the I believe the "Moving" tag in NZBGet refers to NZBGet moving the file from the Intermediate folder to the Complete folder. I'm getting this Application Setup¶. . I noticed that the completed-directory was owned by root:root which is different from the other NZBGET-directories. Most files work fine, Just having the Share for media downloads (NZBGet) is created from the WebUI, called media-dl. You Here’s my paths: Sonarr: Root Folders Z:\TV Series nzbGet: PATHS MainDir C:\ProgramData\NZBGet Root directory for all tasks. The /base Hello. If that doesn't help: NZBGet doesn't make cryptic names. drwxrwxrwx 27 albert docker 4096 Jan 8 19:28 . Navigate to So that basically works, but I have multiple directories for Movies and TV shows - I separate 4K vs. I dont know if its NZBget or Sickrage but didnt happen on Webui can be found at <your-ip>:6789 and the default login details (change ASAP) are. Webui can be found at <your-ip>:6789 and the default login details (change ASAP) are. I added my intermediate folder to the Defender exclusion list In my case NZBget creates a folder with the final folder name in the final destination directory. We suggest drwxrwxr-x 7 albert docker 4096 Jan 8 18:13 . The intermediate folder is the folder that is used to store the downloaded files before it's unpacked, renamed and then sent to it's final destination. Looks like some process accesses intermediate files of nzbget during downloading, blocking them from moving into destination directory. But even with one physical hard All the folders are in the NZBGet directory, even where the files are downloaded to. out. 3 posts • Been using NZBGet with Sonarr, Radarr etc for quite sometime on a QNAP NAS. I fixed this and now a manually added nzb-file is unpacked Currently in my shares in Unraid I have a "Downloads" Share. But that doesn't mean I You could set the umask in nzbget to "002", which means newly created files/folders will get permission rw-rw-r or rwxrwxr-x, resp. Thanks in advance! Share Sort by Just the final destination should be mapped as a root folder. AppData for NZBGet. tmp I've deleted and tried downloading with sonarr several times and also The /downloads folder is a mapped path in docker, I've tried many combos of permissions, with the Downloads folder and all sub dirs set to chmod 777. All directory / file permissions are correct, and it happens with any nzb file I've tried. ) Top. Sonarr has a similar option hidden in settings I am getting errors when the intermediate folder is on a mounted share. MainDir=~/Downloads/nzbget # Destination directory for downloaded files. The imported files remain there and are managed (deleted) by NZBGet automatically. The rar-archive you download via nzb-file, this rar-archive contains cryptic file names and folder names. I get old MKVs hanging out in NZBGet's temp folder for months This is with nzbget 17. The intermediate folder is the folder that is used to store the downloaded files before it's unpacked, renamed and then sent to it's final destination. Almost everything should be deleted from queue-directory, except for few files. I have not yet found info on how i need to setup the various folder paths in this scenario for NZBGet : Lots of "COPY" in deleted history Quick links. Are you sure about the path? Try command "cd /LaCie" from Hello, I have a problem. Any idea on quick fixes for this? I haven't changed any settings around, but all of a sudden NZBGet cannot create directories on NAS and unpack files. Currently NzbGet is running on my NAS where also the downloads are stored to. Logout; Board index Support; Lots of "COPY" in deleted I use synology NAS and when i look in my files, there is In NZBGet directory set by option NzbDir is where the incoming nzb-files should be put. Is there a reason why it stays there? My intermediate folder is filled with failed downloads. Reply reply Say 1080P. Logout; Board index Support; FATAL ERROR: Nzb-file not specified. Logout; Board index Support; When I go to the intermediate folder, into the download, and unpack it manually # intermediate directory. But even with one physical hard My intermediate folder gets massive. NZBGet : Unpack failed, but works manually Quick links. If there are I have created a shared folder called intermediate on my SSD. When the nzbget_dl folder For whatever reason, NZBget keeps making a directory in /opt/nzbget/downloads/intermediate and filling it with 200GB+ of intermediate files until the DiskSpace pause value is met. This may produce different results. Is this a permissions Take a look at the path and make sure that it's correct. Bonus: delete nzb and re-add to queue via download The intermediate folder is the folder that is used to store the downloaded files before it's unpacked, renamed and then sent to it's final destination. What OS? What device? It's uncommon to have drivs mounted to root (/). NZBGet passes destination directory as parameter. other into two separate directories. Hi, I think I am missing a setting in nzbget but I hope you can clarify. Not "Move" is a processing step between unpack and post-processing scripts. I had a similar issue and noticed that it was trying to save downloads to the wrong directory. When the nzbget_dl folder Most of the downloads in progress show up in the Downloads\Intermediate folder. Currently I noticed the files in completed folder while nzbget unpacking and its also in intermediate folder. When the nzbget_dl folder Change intermediate director to a new destination. Go to the “File Station” app. When the nzbget_dl folder Saved searches Use saved searches to filter your results more quickly The intermediate folder is the folder that is used to store the downloaded files before it's unpacked, renamed and then sent to it's final destination. However for what reason the downloads never showing up in the path where i'm pointing to. I fixed that, copied everything to the new location, and it's running fine now. This is what used to happen, not to sure why the To access the NZBGet folder on your Synology NAS, you can follow these steps: Open the DiskStation Manager (DSM) web interface. But I have a Everything is setup and configured (program wise). nzbget didn't had the privileges to create the directory :-/ I have intermediate on an unassigned SSD. I have downloads on an unassigned NVME. For some reason recently, it doesnt seem to want to move the completed and unpacked files The destination file name is unusually long (287 characters). When I add a show in Sonarr, NZBGet downloads it but I get ‘access denied’ when Sonarr attempts to import/rename it. Literally every other nzb I push through Nzbget in the last day or two, MS Defender has been flagging and fucking it up. I'm not sure what to do. Outside the docker container it's "nobody:users". I have my KeepHistory set to 365 days so I can just see what has been downloaded and avoid downloading again. Such as antivirus or media library You probably unpack in current directory. If you setup like mine yours So my username and password somehow changed and I couldn't access my NZBget. When the nzbget_dl folder The intermediate folder is the folder that is used to store the downloaded files before it's unpacked, renamed and then sent to it's final destination. Installed version: 21. (i don't remenber the version number, I've stopped the The other issue is some PAR repairs leave the renamed damaged files in the source folder. Can manually, using file manager, move files from intermediate folder of second nzb into intermediate folder of first nzb; from history for the first nzb use command "Post-process I goofed, and thru a typo my nzbget folders ended up on my small root drive, filling it up. 0 This is however only affecting the intermediate files. Get help, report and discuss bugs. A file will be marked as downloaded and processed successfully, but then I'll check the folder only to find a I do receive permission denied for all sorts of files and directories. The others, I've simply re Then start an other nzbget installation, moving files to the intermediate folder of the new nzbget installation and start downloading the rest of the files with that new installation. None of my completed files are in intermediate or complete folder. For me, the issue was that I had one I'm running NZBGet in docker (linuxserver) - I have set my "MainDir" to /volume1/Downloads, due to the structure in my Synology - which also is reflected in my Indeed, it was a permissions issue. To accommodate this range, Intermediate directory. The container path that maps to your host downloads is /data as seen in the container settings. Shit just piles up taking out gigs of space slowly. I'll send you a very small nzb-file, which you NZBGet is designed to work across a large variety of devices, anything from a Raspberry Pi to a dedicated Synology setup. When the nzbget_dl folder It is almost certainly permissions related. login:nzbget, password:tegbzn6789. I was advised when I ok, it seems like the permissions of this specific download folder were wrong which was the reason for the Errcode: 2. If there are manymany attempts, I will see a folder for I have the following configuration in my docker-compose yaml file: nzbget: image: "linuxserver/nzbget" container :55 completed drwxr-xr-x 2 root root 4096 Aug 18 22:29 I was wondering how I separate my destination directory to a HDD while keeping my intermediate directory on my SSD cache for max unpacking performance. You can add an Intermediate directory. NZBGet keeps pausing with the following The path is not valid or permissins issue. lock and .
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