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My internet connection is currently 500 Mbps, and I can get most of that with Sab on a Linux PC. The bottleneck is transferring completed files to the ancient NAS at about 350 Mbps. It still works OK as a file server for Kodi, but software support must be ending soon. Kudos ...

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I'm wondering if Sab will run well enough on a smaller Synology NAS, such as the DS124, given that it only has 1GB of RAM?

I'm not planning on running much else on it, other than serving files to Kodi.

I have an ancient DS213j, with only 512MB of RAM, but I've never tried to run Sab on it ...

Thanks for explaining!

I decided that I'm better off without the encryption, so I removed it (roughly following https://www.howtogeek.com/116179/how-to-disable-home-folder-encryption-after-installing-ubuntu/).

I agree with a comment made on another forum that the Mint installation process ...

OK, I've fixed my notification settings so that I will get an email if someone replies.

Apologies for the slow reply... I am new to this forum, and was expecting to get an email if someone replied to my post.

Yes, the file did exist. These were the ownership and rights:


ls -ld /home /home/leon /home/leon/.sabnzbd
drwxr-xr-x 4 root root 4096 Jul 27 11:52 /home
drwxr-x--- 22 leon ...

I am setting up a laptop with the latest version of Linux Mint (22.3). I have been running Sabnzbdplus as a service on an older laptop, which runs Mint 21, and it's been running beautifully on that machine,

On the new laptop, I followed the instructions in the Wiki for installing the Ubuntu version ...