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******Update fwiw: I finally got SAB working. NzbGet also for that matter. Operating through a guest account for Samba didn't look like it was going to happen on my Pi, so I added a credentials option to my fstab that provided my samba user and samba password on startup: ,credentials=/home/pi/.smbcr...

So ... let your raspi access the NAS as guest (not as pi) ... ? The share is mounted as guest already (in fstab). I've changed the Owner of all of my media to pi in my NAS with 777 access to see what happens. Nothing changed wrt OSX, now on to experiment further with the Pi. I switched to a Pi to d...

what type of share(nfs/samba? is it? Guessing samba? It's a samba share. From OSX as a guest user I can write to any of the directories except the mountpoint, and I can delete files from any directory. From the Raspberry Pi I can write to the directories but I can't delete except thru the command l...

Check the settings of the share on the NAS(samba/nfs), it is possible that the share is configured read only on the NAS side. The share works fine from my OSX machine with guest access. ie I can write to the directory(s) Something with permissions is amiss, I tried nzbget and am having similar issu...

Sabnzbd 2.3.9 running from source on RaspberryPi 3 (Raspian Stretch 9) Sabnzbd is running as user pi Folders are owned by pi, group access to pi, folder permissions 777 Directory is a network NAS share I get this error: Error while adding Swamp.Thing.2019.S01E09.The.Anatomy.Lesson.720p.DCU.WEB-DL.AA...

OK I fixed it.

Created a new local repository using the code above, copied my sabnzbd.ini into the new repository and restarted: I think what I did wrong originally was to clone the repository without executing:

What does "git branch -a" say? Interesting: fatal: Not a git repository (or any of the parent directories): .git Odd, because it runs fine. I must have set up my local repository incorrectly. I put a Git directory in my ~/pi folder and: git clone https://githubdotcom/sabnzbd/sabnzbd.git (...

Which command do you use to run Sab?

It's set up to run on startup.

I need some help. I'm a noob wrt Git and running sabnzbd from a local Git repository. I've been running SAB successfully running v2.3.8 from what (I think) is the Git Master in a folder on my Raspberry Pi I did a Git pull request to update to 2.3.9 because my SAB install keeps throwing a warning tha...