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Ok, so I created the path for /data/complete and /data/incomplete. The system did not want to allow me to do so via SAB settings, it threw and error, and file explorer would not let me do it for some permissions related reason saying I didn't have permission to change that directory (even though it's located under my share that I have read/write user access to). I was able to use terminal to create those two folders manually, and SAB now recognizes the absolute path as valid. So based on my limited understanding I believe the issue should be resolved, as long as I don't run into permissions issues within that directory for the files being moved in or out.

I don't seem to be able to alter the /config in docker, container path is set as /config: or in SAB settings from anything I can find? I found this on the SAB forum, but can't seem to find the spot its referencing:

Looks like lots of people have had issues with this type of thing, but I haven't been able to resolve it from other posts. All my docker apps appear to be mapped the same, including the SABnzbd, with the /mnt/user/Total_Library/Downloads/ utilized. However I'm getting the Radarr error "You are using docker; download client SABnzbd places downloads in /config/Downloads/complete but this directory does not appear to exist inside the container. Review your remote path mappings and container volume settings." SABnzbd is using Download/incomplete and Downloads/complete. Ideally I would like completed downloads to end up in the /mnt/user/Total_Library/Downloads/ directory, and incomplete downloads stored somewhere (anywhere) else. Its says using absolute paths can go outside default folders, since all of them are located in the /config base folder, however when trying to use absolute paths I get an error saying that pathways cannot be created. I'm still new to all this so I've having a difficult time wrapping my head around the issue or how to resolve it. Any suggestions are appreciated!

Perfect thank you!

Hello all, I'm pretty new to all this so I've been stumbling my way through setting up an Unraid server here with the help of tutorials. I believe I just made a mistake. I was trying to set a static IP for the my server in the Unraid web interface, but when I did so I didn't look closely enough to see that it was also asking for a static IP for router. When I applied the changes I am no longer able to access the web ui at the IP I specified for the server. I also don't know what the IP address I had pre-filled for my router in the unraid settings is. Is there a way to tell what this IP is, or reset to automatic IP selection? Thanks in advance.