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Yep, I saw that.

Bah, I should have said that 6.10 beta 3 is the ONLY version available via Entware.

AFAIK, we can't go back a version in Entware.

An alternative is to install @QNAP_Stephane's Unrar QPKG. I think he's on 6.0.6 at the moment. I'd like to confirm this but the Qnapclub site is down (again).

Aaah, now I see. The problem is your unrar version, you should update to 6.10 stable. So not the beta. At the moment, 6.10 beta 3 is the latest version available via Entware, so we're stuck with it for now. :( @kallek, maybe try asking @zyxmon if he can update the 'unrar' package to a later version...

Yup, it might have a BusyBox version of 'find', with reduced capabilities.

What version of SABnzbd were you running? I’d just like to verify you’re not here for general computer help.

Qoolbox is Stephane.

Hi and welcome to the forum. :) Your 'sabyenc3' Python package needs to be upgraded by your QPKG maintainer. If you're using Stephane's QSAB package, please ask him to fix this by posting on the QNAP Community Forum. If you're using the package installed via sherpa , please run this: sherpa reset; s...

Hi and welcome to the forum. :) Yes, sherpa will upgrade the 'sabyenc3' package automatically, but only if you're using the SABnzbd QPKG installed via sherpa . Please run this to upgrade: sherpa reset; sherpa check If you're using Stephane's QSAB package, he'll need to update it to include the newer...

$1 might be empty.

For testing purposes, add a line that sends $1 to stdout (which will be shown in the SABnzbd log). This will allow you to evaluate $1.

Just throwing this out there: are the devices you’re trying to reach SAB from all connected wirelessly? Are you using any sort of AP isolation in your router?

Have you checked your mount isn't already active? You can only mount to that location once. If you try again whilst a current mount is active, you'll get the "device or resource busy" message. Did you remember to unmount the existing mount first?

I made a file in notepad++(use that alot) with the commands you suggested. Did you choose the option in Notepad++ to save your file with Unix line-ending characters? Named the file "tvshows.dos2unix" Let's call it 'mount-multimedia-share.sh' instead. ;) Moved it to Qnap2 public folder. Un...

Correct. First install RunLast. Then create an executable bash script in the RunLast [scripts] directory. You script should look something like this: #/usr/bin/env bash mkdir -p /mnt/qnap1/Multimedia mount -t cifs //192.168.7.113/Multimedia /mnt/qnap1/Multimedia -o username=testuser,password=testpas...

Cool.

Now, you'll need to remake that mount point and run the mount command after each restart of QNAP2. Suggest using something like the RunLast QPKG to do this. Help for it is available on the QNAP Community Forum.