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2017-06-24 02:28:15,864 ERROR: Cannot change permissions of /mnt/tv_shows/show/_UNPACK_show S01E01 1080p WEBRip x264-STRiFE/sample-show.s01e01.1080p.webrip.x264-strife.par2 2017-06-24 02:28:15,862 ERROR: Cannot change permissions of /mnt/tv_shows/show/_UNPACK_show S01E01 1080p WEBRip x264-STRiFE/sample-show.s01e01.1080p.webrip.x264-strife.mkv 2017-06-24 02:28:15,861 ERROR: Cannot change permissions of /mnt/tv_shows/show/_UNPACK_show S01E01 1080p WEBRip x264-STRiFE/show.s01e01.1080p.webrip.x264-strife.srr 2017-06-24 02:28:15,860 ERROR: Cannot change permissions of /mnt/tv_shows/show/_UNPACK_show S01E01 1080p WEBRip x264-STRiFE/show.s01e01.1080p.webrip.x264-strife.sfv 2017-06-24 02:28:15,859 ERROR: Cannot change permissions of /mnt/tv_shows/show/_UNPACK_show S01E01 1080p WEBRip x264-STRiFE/show.s01e01.1080p.webrip.x264-strife.nfo 2017-06-24 02:28:15,859 ERROR: Cannot change permissions of /mnt/tv_shows/show/_UNPACK_show S01E01 1080p WEBRip x264-STRiFE/show.s01e01.1080p.webrip.x264-strife.mkv 2017-06-24 02:28:15,857 ERROR: Cannot change permissions of /mnt/tv_shows/show/_UNPACK_show S01E01 1080p WEBRip x264-STRiFE Just started happening tonight out of nowhere. All shows download, none are written to their respective folders, and the error log for SAB fills with this.

Anyone?

2017-06-24 02:28:15,864 ERROR: Cannot change permissions of /mnt/tv_shows/show/_UNPACK_show S01E01 1080p WEBRip x264-STRiFE/sample-show.s01e01.1080p.webrip.x264-strife.par2 2017-06-24 02:28:15,862 ERROR: Cannot change permissions of /mnt/tv_shows/show/_UNPACK_show S01E01 1080p WEBRip x264-STRiFE/sample-show.s01e01.1080p.webrip.x264-strife.mkv 2017-06-24 02:28:15,861 ERROR: Cannot change permissions of /mnt/tv_shows/show/_UNPACK_show S01E01 1080p WEBRip x264-STRiFE/show.s01e01.1080p.webrip.x264-strife.srr 2017-06-24 02:28:15,860 ERROR: Cannot change permissions of /mnt/tv_shows/show/_UNPACK_show S01E01 1080p WEBRip x264-STRiFE/show.s01e01.1080p.webrip.x264-strife.sfv 2017-06-24 02:28:15,859 ERROR: Cannot change permissions of /mnt/tv_shows/show/_UNPACK_show S01E01 1080p WEBRip x264-STRiFE/show.s01e01.1080p.webrip.x264-strife.nfo 2017-06-24 02:28:15,859 ERROR: Cannot change permissions of /mnt/tv_shows/show/_UNPACK_show S01E01 1080p WEBRip x264-STRiFE/show.s01e01.1080p.webrip.x264-strife.mkv 2017-06-24 02:28:15,857 ERROR: Cannot change permissions of /mnt/tv_shows/show/_UNPACK_show S01E01 1080p WEBRip x264-STRiFE Just started happening tonight out of nowhere. All shows download, none are written to their respective folders, and the error log for SAB fills with this.

My sonarr/sab installation continues to be a complete and total trainwreck. I am posting this in the sonarr forum because, using sickbeard and later sickrage, I never had these issues, so I assume its a sonarr issue, although I don't know for sure. As stated in previous posts, I continue to see duplicate folder names ("TV Show" "TV show" "tv show"), some of which contain duplicate episodes (some are simply empty except for show clipart and nfo files). Sometimes clip art will go in "TV Show" while the actual episodes will go in "tv show." I also continue to see dupes such as "TV-Show" and "TV Show" that are completely empty -- ie, shows added moments ago that haven't had anything downloaded yet, yet two, and sometimes three different directories have been created. I also have hundreds (literally) of dupes in the form of "S01E01.mkv" in the show's root directory, followed by a folder called "S01E01-obfuscated" etc with a file in that folder that is the exact same episode, only with an obviously obfuscated filename. I also have tons of dupes like "S01E01.mkv" "S01E01(1).mkv" "S01E01.mkv(1)" and "S01E01-(author's name).mkv' etc. Hundreds of dupes. I am literally spending hours a week going through thousands of episodes to find and remove dupes, organize directories, rename as needed, etc. It should be noted that sonarr is being specifically told that a show should go into "/tv_shows/show" and yet I have dupe episodes in "/tv_shows/show" as well as "/tv_shows/Show" with different download dates, often from the same author, but sometimes from different authors (same filesize and presumably same quality etc). Everything is all over the place and I am at a complete and total loss. I am using the same sab settings I've been using for five years. The only new addition, as of going on a year ago, is sonarr. I've tried nearly everything I can think of short of a complete and total reinstall of the docker. I am at my wit's end here. Any advice appreciated.

So does it automatically delete the lower-quality files? That's not happening, if it is.

sonarr is really stupid. Not stupid in the "its garbage," sense, but stupid in the "its dumb as a box of hammers" sense. I've had a show, complete, that is over 30 years old, on my server, for about four years. Tonight Sonarr downloaded almost every episode from almost every season. For a show I already have. And have had. For years. Complete. What the heck? (This happens all the time btw, usually one or two episodes at a time in almost all shows, after a few months I end up with a ton of dupes that I constantly have to seek out and find and remove) What setting is causing this?

The plastic piece on the back of the drive bay (the piece that can be removed to make room for a video card) can be notched very easily. A few guys have done it here, myself included. I used a dremel and a razor blade, literally took less than a minute and wasn't very difficult. I have an LSI card in my DS380, and with the notch cut, it fits perfectly. RE: fans. Cooling is the biggest problem in this case; the thousands of posts in the hundreds of threads spanned across the web, along with product reviews on various vendor sites, will confirm that. I added two additional fans on the opposite side of the case to blast air crossflow across the drives, and then have the fans in the stock locations doing evac duty. Even with this setup I have heat issues, although my server is in a cabinet (a cabinet that is vented with fans, but still an enclosed space). In open air I have no heat issues whatsoever, so I can't blame the case 100% on this. I am relegating this case to backup server duty. My main system is moving to a larger case with better cooling. My DS380 will sit in my garage with Nidec and Sunon fans where fan noise won't bother me, and will come on once a month to do an rsync with my main server, and then automatically shut down. Its a fantastic little case that requires some modification to make it better.

Is anyone having issues with sonar not finding missing episodes? When I tell it to "search all missing" I end up with somewhere between 2-5TB (yes, TB) of stuff to download, takes a few days, and finds thousands of missing episodes. I've done it three or four times now with the same result (a metric ton of missing episodes found, then downloaded). Why isn't it doing this on its own?

Guys I am still having an issue where sab (I think) is creating multiple directories. I am using sonarr as well and I'm not sure if its sab or sonarr. I also don't know how to tell for sure if sab is post-processing. As an example, I have these directories: Last Man Standing (2011) --- original directory with the majority of the content Last Man Standing 2011 --- Several duplicate episodes already contained in Last Man Standing (2011) Last Man Standing --- Also several dupes Last Man Standing US --- some dupes Last Man Standing Us --- some dupes Have no idea how to fix this, I've been dealing with it since I switched to dockers, many months now. All folders contain some shows. The (2011) is the original folder but is missing some recent episodes. The subsequent folders have varying quantities of newer episodes, most have dupes (ie S06E21 is contained in virtually every folder except the original) Thankfully Plex hides all this from the user and presents the entire series and only lists one "S06E21" episode, however disk space use is up due to dupes, and frankly its just messy any annoying. How can I completely disable post-processing in sab? I thought I already had, but this issue persists.

An honest question -- how do I tell?

This is still happening weekly if not daily. I am constantly having to go through my share and move files from duplicate (not exactly duplicate I guess) folder names to the correct ones. Still no idea what's causing this.

I always preclear my disks outside the array in another machine, but the one time I did take a drive straight from its antistatic bag and placed it in my array, I believe it did a preclear before adding it to the array. It was years ago, but if I recall correctly, the array was down for something like 30 hours total, with me banging my head against the wall the entire time (I was new to unraid at the time). Perhaps that's the clear he's talking about?

What are the speeds/loss of throughput on the second AP? UBNT says 50% reduction in speed, and I've read it adds massive latency. Thanks.

I'm not running any scripts, and just unchecked the box under "Sorting" labeled "Enable TV sorting" Its still doing it, which is a lot of work because Windows doesn't see the difference between "Show" and "show", so I am having to manually move files from the command line in unraid. Not a show-stopper, but still a PITA that wasn't happening before I started running it in a docker. There has to be a setting somewhere I'm missing. ETA disregard. I have re-checked "enable TV sorting" as files were going in /mnt/tv_shows/ not /mnt/tv_shows/show This is driving me crazy, every few days I end up with "/show", "/Show", "/Show 2012", "Show (2012)", "Show US" etc

Wait. Off topic slightly, but I have an AC Lite and a couple of old UAPs. I have been posting about wireless uplink on the UBNT forums for YEARS (ie, ap downstairs wired, ap upstairs with a host connected to it to get network access). They said the feature was never coming, or I was told it flat out wouldn't support it. I ended up with a Nano in my garage, which does what I need, albeit slowly. Do the AC Pros now support uplink???? I'd like to add this docker as I am constantly going back and forth between my laptop and desktop to manage my APs, and I end up re-doing the entire configs every darn time.

I'm not sure, I'll have to check when I get home. With all the other issues I was having, I may a lot of changes inside sab. How can I make sure its not post processing?

Still doing this, can't figure out what's causing the duplicate directory names.

Its working. One question. I actually had this same problem with sickbeard/sab, and then sickrage/sab, and now sonarr/sab. So I'm thinking its sab, but I gotta check. When I added shows in sonarr, it found each show in its respective folder. When I edit each show, it shows the correct path, let's say "Show1 (2016)" or "SHOW2" (note case) I am finding multiple folders now being generated. Some episodes download into "Show1 (2016)" and "SHOW2." Other shows are being downloaded into newly created folders, ie, "Show1 2016" (no parenthesis) or "show1 2016" (note case) or "show2" (note case) or "Show2" (note case). Any idea what's causing this? I am regularly having to move files into the correctly named folder (the one sonarr is configured to use) and then delete the newly created extra folders. Thanks.

Well its too early to tell, but one show just downloaded, PERFECTLY, except for one thing -- the obfuscated filename was renamed, unpacked into the show folder on the array, but not deleted from the /downloads/complete folder. If I can get that to happen automatically, everything will basically be 100%.

THANKS!!!!!!!!!!!

AH! OK I think I get it now, I was using the defaults for both containers, but I need to specifically change the mappings, understood. THANKS. One final... After reading through your FAQ, I see the extra parameters option, and I have been looking for a way to limit CPU and RAM usage. How do I use more than one extra parameter? In the field where I write " --cpuset-cpus=0,1" for example, I can't then press <enter> at the end to start a new line for the next set up extra parameters.

/mnt/disks/wd500/appdata/binhex-sabnzbdvpn/Downloads/complete This is listed as the "/data" container path (Host Path 2) for sab, and as the "/downloads" path (Host Path 4) for sonarr. Reading the links you posted above (very helpful, thank you), this should work, correct?

When you say the host side and the container side, I'm not clear on what that means. Is host my media server, where the media lives? And container side are the paths inside the container (docker -> edit)? What does the slave option do? I am eventually going to consolidate servers, and wonder if the slave option will be needed when everything eventually resides on the same physical machine.

I need some clarification guys, sorry. I'm new to sonarr, had been using sickbeard for years and years, then sickrage for a few months, now sonarr. I am having issues: sonarr is not moving files, sab is downloading two or three different versions of the same show (720p, 1080p, and obfuscated), filenames aren't being renamed, sab is downloading the same file multiple times (I think sonarr is telling it to, when I manually move a file from the downloads folder to my tv shows share, I think sonarr thinks its missing and tells sab to download again). Actually four files did get moved last night, but they were moved into the root of the TV shows folder, not into the folders corresponding to the TV show itself (ie, "/tv_shows/show_s1_ep1" instead of "/tv_shows/show/s1_ep1"). Plus the shows that were moved didn't get deleted from the downloads directory. Anyway, there are more options in sonarr than there were in sickbeard, and I don't understand many of them. But for starters, I think my paths are messed up. So that's where I need the initial clarification, and then I will move onto the next issue that persists. I have "/mnt/disks/192.168.0.4_tv_shows/" as the directory where all TV media lives, its mounted via CIFS from another server. "/mnt/disks/wd500/appdata/binhex-sabnzbdvpn/Downloads" is the directory where I have told sab to do its work, and there is of course an "/incomplete" sub-directory. That's it. When I ran sickbeard (initially Windows, which was ridiculously easy, and later linux, which required some work), everything ran 100%. Sickbeard scanned the tv_shows share, found a missing episode, told sab about it, sab downloaded it, unpacked it, and it was moved into the appropriate directory on the tv_shows share, then was deleted from the Downloads working directory. Presently I am doing everything by hand, and it very time consuming. One thing I was never clear on, even after all these years of using sickbeard, is who moves the files -- sickbeard or sab? When a show is done downloading, I see sab change its status to "moving..." but then nothing happens. I have read threads about post processing, some say "have sickbeard handle it" and some say "have sab handle it." I configured both back in the day, and it worked, so I was never sure which one was correct and doing the work. Does sonarr handle moving (and hopefully renaming as these obfuscated filenames are insane), or does sab? What does "import" mean with regard to sonarr? What is a "proper" and is it why I am getting multiple versions of the same show" How do I auto-rename obfuscated filenames? Etc etc etc etc (like I said, sorry) I'll start by asking for clarification with the paths, to make sure I am at least telling sab and sonarr to look and work in the correct places. Thanks.

How does the community feel about a WD Red 8TB for parity and the rest of the array being comprised of 8TB Seagate Archives?