Josh7890

I'm having problems getting a postprocessing script to work. I'm trying to use the Email.py script to send myself an email on completed downloads. Overall, I had NZBGet installed and working. CouchPotato and Sonarr are automatically sending downloads to NZBGet, the downloads are successful, and the files are being handled properly in NZBGet, CP/Sonarr, and Plex. Here's what I've done so far: * Added Email.py to the appropriate ppscripts folder * Confirmed that the script is in the right place by virtue of the fact that NZBGet now displays the config UI for the script * Entered my email information (including my Gmail two-factor authentication app-specific password) * Added Email.py to the list of default post-processing scripts, as well as the list of post-processing scripts for each category (I have no other scripts configured) * Saved and soft-reloaded NZBGet * Confirmed that python is installed in unRAID (via the NerdPack - I needed it for an unrelated python script. Not sure if it's relevant in this case though.) On completion of a download, no email arrives and Gmail shows a null value for the last date that the app-specific password was used. Is there anything obvious that I've missed? Are there logs that I can look at to diagnose what's happening? I couldn't find anything in the NZBGet log. I had the same config working on a previous install of NZBGet on OS X.

How'd it go?

Great, thanks!

After installing this plugin, I received the following email overnight. What does it mean? From: [my email address] To: "root" <root> Bcc: [my email address] Subject: cron for user root /usr/bin/run-parts /etc/cron.daily 1> /dev/null Body: sed: can't read /boot/config/plugins/dynamix.file.integrity/disks.ini: No such file or directory sed: can't read /boot/config/plugins/dynamix.file.integrity/disks.ini: No such file or directory

Not sure what I did, but it's working now with a new install. In case this helps: I installed unRAID on a new flash drive, and installed the preclear plugin and script. The unassigned (and now never-assigned) drives showed up right away on the Settings/Preclear page. I tried preclearing one drive but it failed immediately due to lack of a boot.cfg file. Not wanting to add either HDD to my array, I registered a key (bought unRAID Plus), added my SSD cache drive assuming that this would create the boot.cfg file (it did), and now my first two HDD's are going through the preclear process.

I'm running this plugin on a newly-built unRAID 6.1.6 server, but I can't get it to see my unassigned disk(s). I'm running the unRAID free trial because I'm still waiting for delivery of the flash drive that I'll be using long-term. I have an SSD cache drive and two 4 TB HDD data drives. Originally I assigned one HDD as parity and the other as data, but then I realized that I should pre-clear the drives. So, I removed the parity drive from the array since the trial requires one data drive, and that drive is now visible on the Main tab as not assigned to the array. I added the script to the /boot/config/plugins/preclear.disk/, started up the server again, and the web GUI for the plugin tells me it can't find any unassigned disks. (As a side issue, I ran the preclear script through SSH from my Mac overnight, but it stalled after an hour without an obvious error and I'm not sure why. I put my Mac to sleep around the same time, so maybe that's why. I doubt this is related to the plugin since I ran the script without it, but I thought I'd mention it in case it's relevant.) Any ideas? Edit: Screenshots here: http://i.imgur.com/BpYPo2i.png and here: http://i.imgur.com/dDSU913.png - I expect that the disk labelled sdb here would display in the screen above.

According to the second post in this thread, the CORSAIR Builder Series CX430 CMPSU-430CX 430W supports up to 12 green drives. I'm building a system with this PSU for 7-8 green drives. I just realized, though, that the CX430 only has 4 SATA power cables. How do I get power to the other drives? I see online that molex to SATA adapters exist - where would they need to be connected to draw the right amount of power, or does it matter? http://www.corsair.com/~/media/Corsair/download-files/manuals/DC_Cable_consolidation_Rev_28.pdf I'm a relative newbie here - I've built one system (non-unRAID system) before, but I've never run out of power connectors. Here are the details of my build: https://lime-technology.com/forum/index.php?topic=44837.msg428873#msg428873 EDIT: With some more research, I think I've answered my own question: Looks like it should be fine with some molex-to-SATA adapters.