grizlyadams

Ah - ok, I thought all three were needed (CW, CWA and CWABD) - i'll get rid of CW and take a look at the folders. Thanks for your input.

downloaded book not importing I think I have everything set up correctly. CW and CWA both installed and we interface working. CWABD searches work and files download but they don't get imported. I see them in an "available" list and i can click the link to download to my PC, but they are not being imported into the Calibre library. Log say files are downloaded to /tmp/cwa-book-downloader but if i look in that directory, they are not there. What am i missing?

apologies for late reply - all seems good now, thanks.

didn't work after the update (neither did radarr or sonarr - i've rolled them all back to previous and they're working fine. FYI, the one i rolled back to for sonarr was 260MB rather than 960MB.

Just updated the lidarrr docker - and it pulled 1 GB on the download. Is that correct?

that's probably the way I'll go - j̶u̶s̶t̶ h̶o̶w̶ t̶o̶ a̶t̶t̶a̶c̶h̶ t̶h̶e̶ S̶S̶D̶s̶ w̶i̶l̶l̶ b̶e̶ t̶h̶e̶ n̶e̶x̶t̶ c̶h̶a̶l̶l̶e̶n̶g̶e̶. with a PCIe 4 slot NVME ssd adapter. That, or wait and build the new SSD box standalone and transfer the current data to the new one (what I was trying to avoid in the first place of course )

I'm guessing the lack of trim is an issue in that the drives will degrade over time. It doesn't mean my want of a low power, low heat, always on NAS device is unobtainable, it just means my route there is different and it will use a different method for redundancy without an array and i'll need to build it pretty much from scratch rather than my planned shortcut. 🙂

Well, that's burst my bubble 😕 I don't want SSDs for speed, I want them for their power efficiency and weight savings and to use them on the move; the server is mounted in an RV and I have to shut it down when I'm on the move, not the end of the world of course, but I just want a large capacity, redundant, NAS that I can just set and leave, and use for all the bits I have on it now and some future (homeassistant) that doesn't hammer the power when off-grid . The current one also generates a ton of heat which is of course just wasted energy. The other factor is of course cost - this works, with limitations, and going the all SSD route has a significant cost to get the same array size.

Hi, I'm going to be moving from my GEN 8 HP micro server to an SSD based NAS box (something like the Terramaster F8) but can't really justify the one hit spend on the NAS box and the drives, so my plan, if it's feasible, is to buy the nvme M.2 drives, over time and swap the HDDs out of my current HP box and replace with the SSDs - let them rebuild and eventually will have replaced the whole array with SSDs which will then be ready to be switched to the new hardware in due course.... Is this process feasible or am I wishing too hard for an easy life? I really don't want to build a whole separate box and copy the data over - I just can't be bothered with the palava of it and want the path of least resistance and effort Thanks in advance.

yeah, i've unchecked the email in the list - the trick was to remove the server. Thanks

I'm using 6.12.10 there is no option to disable the SMTP notification agent; there is no "disable" option like there is with the rest of the agents listed - why? I have another agent that works fine, I don't need two. Yes, I can set "custom" and leave it to fail auth and log that every day, but why can't i just disable it?

You mean the right click and select logs? I looked at that and it seems like it's only got old stuff in there nothing from the date(s) that it stops....

my Xteve docker keeps stopping (almost every day). Where should I look for possible errors /solutions as to why? thanks

sadly zap2xml only works with tvguide.com which doesn't have UK listings....

I'm just messing with the TVXML Schedules Direct unraid docker, but of course SD is subs based