Move to NAS/server

[Usenet]

STOP reading this is not needed, as kindly explained by neilt0...

(just forgot to have absolute path's to my nas...)

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set newdir=%1
set newdir=%newdir:C:\Program\SABnzbd\download\complete=\\nas\media\Download%
set sourcedir=%1
robocopy %sourcedir% %newdir% /MOVE /E /V /NP /XF *.nzb /R:10 /W:30 >>C:\Program\SABnzbd\Robocopy.log

Uses the Robocopy.exe program from [url=http://"http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?familyid=9d467a69-57ff-4ae7-96ee-b18c4790cffd&displaylang=en"]windows 2003 resource kit[/url] and will create a new destination folder on you server/NAS and move the content from you computer to the server. Once done the ..\complete folder will be empty...

the

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/XF *.nzb

part just skips .nzb files unless they are already cleared by SABnzbd

Enjoy!

[neilt0]

How is this different/better from setting your complete folder to the server?

[Usenet]

First of all , for me it doesn't work. All folders are assumed to be under the install folder ... 
Secondly, it must be much faster to access the files locally during checking and repairing and once done , sent it away

[neilt0]

First of all , for me it doesn't work. All folders are assumed to be under the install folder ... 

Works for me, and has done for years. The directory I unpack to on my NAS is named as follows: \\LSLIVE\usbdisk1\

Secondly, it must be much faster to access the files locally during checking and repairing and once done , sent it away

That's done anyway, unpacking to the remote directory is only done after par2 check and repair locally.

[Usenet]

Aha, even for the win32 version of SABnzbd? 

[neilt0]

Aha, even for the win32 version of SABnzbd? 

Yes.

[mcka]

Why don't you run SABnzbd on your NAS? Works like a charme here (Synology DS207)

[neilt0]

Why don't you run SABnzbd on your NAS? Works like a charme here (Synology DS207)

Hilarious. I wrote guides on how to run it on a NAS!
http://forums.sabnzbd.org/index.php?top ... een#msg289

I run on the NAS and on a PC, unpacking to the NAS. PC is faster at downloading.