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You installed the snap, that's not the same.. Hi Is there a full explanation on how to install and get sabnzbd running using snap? I am new to ubuntu core. I did sudo snap install sabnzbd and I see sabnzbd when I do a snap list, but I am not sure it is running and I have been unable to access it wi...

Sorry for the late reply, moved to a new house.
Does it mean that I should writhe the path as 1) or 2) ?
Thank you.

Whenever I download one movie with one file, it always create a folder and store the file in it.

How can I avoid this?

Not a big deal. Thanks for your support though.
Greetings from Geneva.

I removed the sorting, but still, same.

I do use sorting actually, but not really to sort, I just want to avoid that the file is stored within a folder, I want a flat list of my downloads.
Is there a better way to do that?

It seems that some files (videos) get the current date whilst others get the original file date:

https://i.imgur.com/YNdPw08.png

Today. Now.

Correct.

Any test I can do? Log I can share?

I am using SABnzbd 3.1.0 on Windows 10. I have checked the switch "ignore_unrar_dates" to ON and restarted SABnzbd. The unpacked files still get the date/time stamp they have in the archive, not the date/time of unpacking. I have tried to disable "Direct Unpack" but the result is...

What if you set Complete also to your local SSD, and run a postprocessing script to afterwards copy from SSD to NAS? Yes, thanks, that's the option I was thinking of. @safihre Disabling the direct unpack is less efficient. Note: I had this "problem" since my Internet connection speed has ...

It does not slow down the process, but the NAS becomes unresponsive for other apps (i.e. VLC opening another file)

If the unpack was on the SSD, then only the move to the target would be done sequentially.

My SABnzbd service runs on a box with an SSD, the temp directory is on it. The target drive is on a NAS with mechanical hd. When I activate direct unpack it apparently does it on the slower NAS instead of the local SSD, hence slowing down the process. I see the temporary UNPACK directory on the NAS ...

safihre wrote: ↑June 3rd, 2019, 1:47 am If the problem is what Puzzled describes, you can also use the Config > Special option "ignore_unrar_dates", which will set the date of all unpacked files to the current date/time.

That solved it. Thanks @safihre

Thanks to all of you guys, that's helpful.

I will try the special option first.