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update:

• works in 4.2.0Alpha1
• works in 4.2.0Alpha2
• not working in 4.2.0Alpha3
• not working in 4.2.0Beta1

If filesystem.py hasn't changed, maybe it’s the interface?

Just did a test: went back to SABnzbd 4.1.0 (running from source), and it correctly lists my scripts in the same environment 4.2.1 doesn't.

I'll continue checking the later releases and see if I can find out where it stopped working.

#Metoo!

Ah, no worries.

And did you click the ".." to jump back to the parent directory?

Have you tried entering the full path manually?

Hi and welcome to the forum.

Are you using forward-slashes or backslashes when creating your path?

Your post shows backslashes (used only in DOS, Windows environments).

Linux paths use forward-slashes.

No worries, thanks @safihre.

Hi guys. :) Using SABnzbd 4.2.1 on Debian 12.4 and it's all working very well. Nice job. I noticed a short time ago, there's now an additional processing counter shown (with a cyan background), along with what appears to be the original history counter. However, the display of these totals is a litt...

Yes, you could also watch that folder as SABnzbd is running and see if anything is written to it.

Try this one too (please correct the path if it’s wrong):

And where is your home folder located? It appears your /dev/shm (a temporary path used by the OS and created in RAM) is the same size as reported by SABnzbd. I suspect your temporary folder is actually on that RAMdisk.

Hi and welcome to the forum.

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

+1

That's how I run it in Debian Bookworm.

Try upgrading just the 'sabctools' module: