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What is the free-space of the block device holding your temporary folder? What is the present location of your temporary folder? This can be found in the SABnzbd settings.

I can, but I’m not sure which path should be shown as the correct one. Should we update the path in the example or above it?

Hey guys, The second section of this wiki page (named "Installation of pre-built binaries") says the example is for /usr/local/bin/ Example of unpacking and putting into /usr/local/bin/ on Linux x86_64: ... but this path isn't used in the example. Instead, the example shows /usr/bin/ xz -d...

sander wrote: ↑October 9th, 2023, 9:55 am But if you're that technical, why don't you run SABnzbd from source, with a python-venv? (Disclaimer: Maybe I missed something) See https://github.com/sabnzbd/sabnzbd/disc ... nt-6198486

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That's how I run it in Debian Bookworm.

Try upgrading just the 'sabctools' module:

sander wrote: ↑August 7th, 2023, 1:22 am > Not there!

Ah. Maybe because you are on Windows that option is not there. And that feature is then on by default.

The 'Naming' section only appears on that page when you check the 'Advanced Settings' box at the top-right of the screen.

Apache is a dependency for @QNAP_Stephane’s package.

Try installing SABnzbd with sherpa instead: https://onecdonly.github.io/sherpa

Thank you @jcfp, I’ll give that a go.

Cheers!

I'm no compiling guru, so I'm kinda in the dark here. Any help on-offer is much appreciated.

Does qnap have a public bug tracker for their ubuntu derivative? ;D No chance. They are quite private (comes with the Taiwanese culture, I think). Is there a way I (or the affected user) can test 'patchelf'? BTW: I just purchased an old QNAP NAS online with the same ARMv7 arch, so I'll be able to t...

Apologies, I’m still trying to understand the process. I was working on the basis that if an existing arch-compatible wheel could not be downloaded for ‘sabctools’, then a new one is compiled from source. Is this correct? If a ‘sabctools’ wheel is built locally from the source distribution, is manyl...

Here's the response from the affected user: Hi OneCD. Back Online and here ist the Result from the 2 shell commands. [~] # grep -ir pagesize /proc/1/smaps KernelPageSize: 32 kB MMUPageSize: 32 kB KernelPageSize: 32 kB MMUPageSize: 32 kB KernelPageSize: 32 kB MMUPageSize: 32 kB KernelPageSize: 32 kB ...

Thank you @jcfp, I'll translate those commands for QTS so the affected user can execute them.

QTS doesn't contain 'getconf', so I'll use this instead to display the page size if that's OK? I'm not sure how reliable this method is:

Hi guys, recently had a new error reported . It relates to the 'sabctools' module and might be another manylinux issue. :( This is on an ARMv7 QNAP NAS running QTS (modified Ubuntu). I can confirm this error doesn't occur on ARMv5 or AARCH64. So, we are running SABnzbd from 'master' branch, in a ven...

So, you can probably guess what my next question would be.