February 1, 201214 yr I'm not sure if this is a SabNZBd or an Unraid issue but my current setup is like this: temp/incomplete = /mnt/cache/.sabnzbd/incomplete complete = /mnt/cache/.sabnzbd/complete i have categories setup in sabnzbd that move from the complete dir to /mnt/user/BLAH (my BLAH share is setup to use a cache drive) The 'moving' stage takes a really long time considering it's going from the cache drive to the cache drive. Am I doing something wrong? Could it be I don't have enough RAM? I only have 1GB installed but all I have on there is sabnzbd and cache_dirs enabled..
February 6, 201214 yr Moving files from the cache folder to the user folder puts it straight on the disks (I just tested this on my machine). Therefore a parity write will take place thus taking longer to move the items. Instead, have it setup to move the item from mnt/cache/.sabnzbd/complete to /mnt/cache/BLAH It's going to be instant because no actual move is taking place but rather a table is being rewritten to show the new location of the file.
February 9, 201214 yr Author Sorry for the late reply. Thanks flixxx, I'll give that a try. Basically instead of using /user/ i'd be using /cache/.. I do have one question though, will the mover script override my user shares' "use cache drive" option? For example, for some of these I do not have the cache drive enabled.. does that mean that the mover will not move them if I do it this way? Example usershares: xvid - set to use cache drive tv - set to use cache drive appz - NOT set to use cache drive mp3 - NOT set to use cache drive sab moves Xapplication to "/mnt/cache/appz" >>>>> will the mover still move it or will it say in cache drive purgatory until i move it? EDIT: did my own test and it looks like it does. solved!
February 10, 201214 yr Moving files from the cache folder to the user folder puts it straight on the disks (I just tested this on my machine). Therefore a parity write will take place thus taking longer to move the items. Instead, have it setup to move the item from mnt/cache/.sabnzbd/complete to /mnt/cache/BLAH It's going to be instant because no actual move is taking place but rather a table is being rewritten to show the new location of the file. This is not true. Moving to the user share location will use the cache as long as the share as set to use the cache drive. The /mnt/user locations are what is used for the network as well as local access to the shares and they automatically take the cache settings into account. Peter
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