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Your target mount point. You originally created it as /mnt/qnap1/tv.

I'm still getting an error. Just to clarify I used Qnap1 and Qnap2 just to describe here. They are actually QNap and QNap-2. [~] # mount -t cifs //192.168.7.113/Multimedia /mnt/QNap/TV -o username=changed,password=again:) Couldn't chdir to /mnt/QNap/TV: No such file or directory Your target mount l...

Ah, so you're using the Multimedia share. You'll need to specify that share name instead of TV:

What is the share name you're attaching to? Is it 'TV' or something else?

No worries. Let's assume you're using SMB on QNAP1 (SMB is the default sharing protocol). SSH into QNAP2 as the 'admin' user, and make a directory to mount your remote share (from QNAP1) at: mkdir -p /mnt/qnap1/tv Then tell QNAP2 to mount the TV share (located on QNAP1) to your new mount point on QN...

What protocol are you using for your shares? SMB, NFS, etc...

What are the LAN IP addresses for each QNAP? Which is QNAP1 & QNAP2?

Thanks mate. https://i.imgur.com/ATzmuh9.png Best-guess (until the OP responds) is that the location they've configured in SAB for Downloads is one of the remote share mounts available in the QNAP FileStation app. These are mounted onto a very small drive: [~] # df /mnt/ Filesystem Size Used Availab...

Haha, just missed it.

@sander, can SABnzbd use a network share for the download path?

Beware using that mount location: QTS won't reliably give the same mount the same path each time the share is mounted. Might be better to manually mount the share from QNAP 1 on QNAP 2 (at the CLI)... that way you can ensure it'll always mount to the same place. Not sure, but I think I've read in th...

Thanks @safihre.

sander wrote: ↑April 17th, 2022, 6:52 am Good it works now. I think SAB should warn when no newsserver is usable.

+1

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Sorry, I’m not a Windows user so I can’t help there. It might be your Windows firewall settings.

Maybe someone else can advise?