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Voorheen kon je het password achter de naam zetten in sabnzbd zelf, door op de queue naam te klikken en de naam aan te passen.
Ik zie nu inderdaad dat er een extra password box is, als je op de queue klikt. als ik het daar in zet, werkt alles weer.

Ik heb sinds kort 0.7.17 geinstalleerd, en nu valt me op dat als ik een password toevoeg dmv het toevoegen van "/" achter de naam met het password, dat zodra ik het gesaved heb, de '/' is veranderd in een '+'... is dat goed? Ik had dat met de vorige versie niet. Dus: 'dinges123/p@ssw0rd' w...

As always, support on this site is overwhelming... i wonder why i even bother asking here...

Ok, looks like i solved it. Sabnzb takes the seriesname from the nzb sickbeard (or others) supply. So in this case, the name with lowercase parts. I've solved it by using a pre script, which finds the seriesname in an nzb, and converts it to words with uppercase before sabnzb gets its hands on it :)...

On my linux nas i have a tv series folder for Two And A Half Men, /mnt/user/tv series/ Two And A Half Men /Season x/[episodes here]. I'm using sickbeard, and i've added this folder to sickbeard 'add existing show', so it points to /mnt/user/tv series/ Two And A Half Men . So far so good. If sickbear...

I guess those parameters, though specified, arent used at all... ?
Also no solution from the sickbeard community. Too bad.

FYI, i've posted this question about the missing parameters on sickbeard's forum as well.

Ok, this works, but... it looks like sickbeard does not send all the parameters, or it is not parsed to the pre-queue script by sabnzb. I'm interested in the show, season & episode for my pre-queue process. Is this maybe some setting in sickbeard or sab i've overlooked? If you take a look at the...

The difference is perhaps that the postprocessing script is being parsed to an interpreter to be processed, and the preprocessing to a (internal?) shell which output is processed? Because the output should be ok, it's the source that probably can't be processed due to the ^M's. Which is still strang...

You are using DOS/windows format files. Shells don't like that. Convert your script with dos2unix. Those ^M characters are the culprits! That would mean sabnzb treats pre processing scripts different from post processing scripts? Because i've created both the same way, using a Python plugin in Visu...

NoTolerance wrote:Carriage returns maybe?
Run 'cat -vE pre.py' and look for '\r' in the output.

Nope...

shypike wrote:BTW: do you also use post-processing scripts and do they work?

Yep... wrote them myself as well.

Anyone who knows what i'm doing wrong here?
Any tips or ideas? I'm running Sab 0.7.2 on an unRAID v5.0 server.

Go to sab's config, create a category and enter the post processing script you want to be executed there.
(or use the default item so the script is executed for all downloads)

Yes it does.

Will try to. I'm new at linux.
But the bash script does run from the command line...

*edit* looks ok to me?