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Ah, just saw your reply.

Good work mate.

I’d remove the listening address and the port number. See how it runs. If there’s an issue, you can always put back the listening address. It should be in the SABnzbd config file anyway.

Are you also specifying the port when launching SABnzbd?

If-so, it may be overriding the setting in sabnzbd.ini

I'm on Debian Bookworm, and run SABnzbd from source (have done for many years): https://sabnzbd.org/wiki/installation/i ... ff-modules

No problems here.

Hi and welcome to the forum.

I'd guess it's because the filesystem (as-seen by SABnzbd on Windows) doesn't support Unix permissions.

What share protocol are you using? SMB, NFS, etc...

What are your local ranges set-to?

Run this on the server: ... adjusting the port number if-required.

This is a simple loopback query. It will show you the location SABnzbd is using for its config file.

Something you should report to the Radarr folks?

Sounds like an indexer. You’re not trying to add it as a Usenet server, are you?

sander wrote: ↑February 13th, 2024, 11:23 am So SABnzbd does not stop randomly, but as it is instructed by an authorized client.

Nice catch @sander.

Do I need to run it from source to leverage systemd so it's always running as a service? No, you can run any version this way. The service script is only to manage starting and stopping an application automatically during OS startup and shutdown. You don't need it however. Just run the SABnzbd exec...

Can you guide OP how to do that? Already covered in the wiki: https://sabnzbd.org/wiki/installation/install-off-modules Just need to use the SystemD service file: https://github.com/sabnzbd/sabnzbd/blob/master/linux/sabnzbd%40.service Mine looks like: # copy or _hard_link to # Debian: /lib/systemd/...

Although, running SABnzbd from source on Debian isn't a big deal. I've been running it that way for quite a while now.

Follow-up:

It seems there are a handful of apps available: https://www.westerndigital.com/en-au/su ... -cloud-nas

We were both right though.