Why does it say no such file or directory? vftTestData.xmlĭrwxrwxr-x 2 root share 65536 Shared Musicĭrwxrwxr-x 2 root share 65536 Shared Picturesĭrwxrwxr-x 3 root share 65536 May 11 17:12 Shared Videosĭrwxrwxrw- 2 nobody share 65536 May 9 16:42 incompleteĭrwxrwxr-x 2 nobody share 65536 May 9 16:16 logĭrwxrwxrw- 2 root root 65536 May 9 16:42 tmpĪfter that i tried to do the same command with: NASftw:~# ls -la /shares/Public/Shared Videos/Moviesls: cannot access /shares/Public/Shared: No such file or directory NASftw:~# ls -la /shares/Publicĭrwxrwxr-x 10 nobody share 65536 May 9 16:34. Then i used putty to see what kind of access is allowed with the ls -la command. I created the movies folder myself and the strange thing is, i can’t delete the folder. The box in the settings just says “unrar” but i think by default it takes the path opt/bin/unrar. I think the default path is the opt folder where all the programs are installed.
I will try to recreate your setup if you want me to and see why the program is messing with the file permissioms I have my paths setup as follows and haven’t run into any permissions issues Cabled and wireless.ĭo you have any suggestions what might be the problem?ĭid you create the folder “movies” by yourself or did you let NZBGet create it? If NZBGet created it, move your files out of there then delete the share and recreate it yourself and try another download. Whenn i try to play the file with xbmc it works for 2/3 minutes but then the playback stops. It says i don’t have permission, even though it is the public folder that was allready on the nas. But i can’t acces the file from my windows machines. I downloaded a file to the the following folder: shares/public/shared videos/movies.If you can check and let me know what the default path is it may help me remember. I can’t actually remember why I changed the path as it’s been awhile lol and I can’t remember what the default path was.
Is it still necessary to point to the unrar path, maybe for better performance?
#Nzbget not running windows 10 password
Go to Settings/Remote Control/Control Password to change the Web UI passwordīrowse around settings and make any other changes you might want toĬlose out the web browser and go back to your PuTTY or Terminal WindowĬlick in the window and hit Q to quit NZBGet from runningĪdd NZBGet to auto start on a MBL reboot nano /etc/init.d/nzbget Go to Settings/News-Servers and setup your News-Servers Go to Settings/unpack/UnrarCmd and change it to /opt/bin/unrar
Go to Settings/Paths and change it to /DataVolume/shares/ whatever share you would like Login to NZBGet using your browser at MBL Network Name or IP:6789įor authorization to the web-interface use predefined username " nzbget" (not configurable) Start NZBGet nzbget -s -o outputmode=curses
Open PuTTY or Terminal and connect to the MBL again ipkg updateĬopy example configuration file to /etc or /opt/etc cp /opt/share/nzbget/nf /opt/etc/nf Issue the following commands to ensure that we can use the command “ipkg” from any directory echo "export PATH=$PATH:/opt/bin:/opt/sbin" > /root/.bashrcĮcho "export PATH=$PATH:/opt/bin:/opt/sbin" > /etc/profile
#Nzbget not running windows 10 install
It maxed out my 30Mb connection without breaking a sweatĬonnect to the MBL with PuTTY or Terminal and install optware wget This program does give you a nice speed boost over SABnzb This program is a nice alternative to SABnzb but not quite as powerful
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