averageafro

Thank you for your help!

Thank you. I'll give that a go and see if it works! Will I be deleteing everything I have downloaded if I get rid of everything in the completed folder?

I've had this on all the time and it's still leaving the files there

So I've got Sonarr and Radarr set up with thier downloads going into the specific downloads share with a completed and an incomplete folder. Then when everything is downloaded it gets moved to my specified Media share that Plex then reads from. All nicely organised. What's not happening is then the file that's in the Downloads share being deleted. So I effectively have 2 copies of the same file. Have I missed something in set up or is that the intended way for it to work? If that is how it's supposed to work, can I delete everything in the downloads completed folder and be fine or will that mess things up? Sorry if this is in the wrong place, I had a look around the forum and wasn't sure where to put the question. I've also tried googling what's happening to no avail.

Yes! There's a script for it on the front page but I can't figure out how much of it I'm supposed to change in order to get it to back up the couple shares I've got, and then a specific folder inside a share and not the whole share. Edit: I could maybe figure it out, but I don't want to accidentally curropt any of my devices and I don't have the extra resources incase I mess anything up

Hey guys, new here. So I've just recently put together my server that I use as a way to move move data and have a media server for the family. I've got no linux experience and very little command line experience. I know I can use Unassigned Devices to run a script that will automatically back up what I desire to an external HDD (Most for appdata and some other important data), but I can't for the life of me figure out how to do it! I need a very noob friendly step by step guide or maybe someone can just point me in the right direction? I've found a couple scripts on here, but I don't know how to implement them at all! Sorry if this is in the wrong place