SeeThruHead

this is the first topic that comes up with searching for "unraid pause sabnzbd during mover" So I thought I would answer it even tho it's old. CA mover tuning allows you to run scripts when move starts and ends. You can run a script to sent http request to sabnzbd to pause when move starts and resume when it ends You can write this script however you want to i created my own nodejs docker container with the npm module 'sabnzbd' installed i then run that docker container to execute my scripts this is my docker run sh script #!/bin/sh docker run -it --rm \ -v /mnt/user/appdata/seethruhead_sabnzbdscriptrunner/scripts:/usr/src/app/scripts \ -e URL=http://SABNZBDHOST:8080 \ -e APIKEY=YOURAPIKEY \ --network="YOURDOCKERNETWORK" \ seethruhead/sabnzbdscriptrunner node $1 CA mover schedule settings: Script to run before mover (No checks, always runs): /mnt/user/appdata/seethruhead_sabnzbdscriptrunner/run.sh ./scripts/pause.js Script to run after mover (No checks, always runs): /mnt/user/appdata/seethruhead_sabnzbdscriptrunner/run.sh ./scripts/resume.js i places run.sh and my scripts folder into /mtn/user/appdata/seethruhead_sabnzbdscriptrunner the scripts folder is mounted to my container pause.js: const SABnzbd = require('sabnzbd'); if (!(process.env.URL && process.env.APIKEY)) { console.error('Missing URL OR APIKEY'); process.exit(1); } const client = new SABnzbd(process.env.URL, process.env.APIKEY); client.version().then(version => { console.log(version); client.queue.pause().then(() => { console.log('client paused'); process.exit(0); }) }).catch(error => { console.log('error'); console.log(error.message); }); resume.js const SABnzbd = require('sabnzbd'); if (!(process.env.URL && process.env.APIKEY)) { console.error('Missing URL OR APIKEY'); process.exit(1); } const client = new SABnzbd(process.env.URL, process.env.APIKEY); client.version().then(version => { console.log(version); client.queue.resume().then(() => { console.log('client resumed'); process.exit(0); }) }).catch(error => { console.log('error'); console.log(error.message); }); There are easier ways to do this but i wanted to use javascript for some reason. hopefully this will answer the question for anyone googling for this search term