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The download/delete part works great - love it! My issue is that once files are downloaded, I don't have permission to do anything with them. I get the following error:

File Access Denied
You need permission to perform this action

You require permissino from NAS\nobody to make changes to this file

My workaround has been to telnet into my box (NAS in the above example), log in as root and run "chmod +777 -R" on the folder. That's a pain to do every time I download a new file though, and I can't find a case where another person ran into the same situation. What have I done wrong?

[(v6.7.2) Looking for an automated file manager]

47 minutes ago, trott said:

you might check Flexget

Thanks trott. I took a look and it appears to be based on YAML, with which I'm not familiar. I may circle back to this after I'm done getting my brain around python if I don't have another option.

[(v6.7.2) Looking for an automated file manager]

I love unRAID. It's the heart and soul of my digital world and has been for the better part of a decade. I'm finally getting around to automation and I've run into a wall. I'm using Davos to download completed files from a seedbox. I then want to use filters (regex, plain text, whatever) to put them where they belong. I did some research and Krusader came highly recommended - while an awesome tool, I wasn't able to find anything capable of the automation I'm looking for.

 

My ideal state would be every hour (or whatever set interval), it checks a specific directory and, based on file/folder name, moves it to a designated folder. There's no way I'm the first to want this but my google-fu has failed me. I could do something similar with davos using like 30 scheduled jobs but that sounds like a hack job and I'd rather do it right. Any tips on a plugin or docker?

 

Thanks in advance!