So, I installed IronicBadger's archVM preconfigured image, then installed SABnzbd and SickBeard applications.  I had some issues with not being able to get some of the SAB settings to save, but eventually got it worked out.

 

So, currently, SAB is downloading fine, and seems to be mostly working, but I recently saw a problem with it not completing the post processing.  It was a nzb that I manually downloaded, and required a password.  It seems to have downloaded fine, but I get these messages in SAB...

 

2014-04-24 18:09:33,021 ERROR: Post Processing Failed for Big Bang Theory s7e20 (Cannot create final folder /net/media/mnt/user/video/TV/Archive/Big Bang Theory s7e20)

2014-04-24 18:09:33,021 ERROR: Failed making (/net/media/mnt/user/video/TV/Archive/Big Bang Theory s7e20)

 

I have plenty of files in this location.  Actually, upon closer examination, it seems to be trying to put this file into the wrong folder.  In the "Categories" section of SAB options, I have a category called "tv shows" which I have calling the script sabToSickBeard.py and I inlcluded the folder/path of /net/media/mnt/user/video/TV/Archive

 

this is where it seems to have tried to move this file, but the sabToSickBeard.py script should reference the SickBeard settings, which have it processing to Season %0s\%SN - s%0Se%0E - %EN  or  Season 02/Show Name - s02e03 - Ep Name.ext

 

Any ideas on what I need to "fix" to get this working?  I've already spent too much time on this, so I'm hopeful to have a fully functional system again sooner than later.

 

***EDIT  -  I just realized I can get the log file from SAB, in case it helps.  I've attached it below.

sabnzbd.log.txt

What version of unRAID 6 are you running? If you're using beta3, there is a bug that requires you to mark your NFS shares private and use switches. The info is in the beta3  thread.

 

If you're using beta4, then there is some other problem. Can you 'ls "/net/media/mnt/user/video/TV/Archive/Big Bang Theory s7e20"'? For that matter, can you even 'cd /net/media/user'? 

 

My unraid server's hostname is "media" as well, and the only way I could get it autofs to work was to add '192.168.1.5 media.localdomain media' to /etc/hosts. After that, it worked perfectly.

 

I'm running unRAID v6b4

 

I can't ls "/net/media/mnt/user/video/TV/Archive/Big Bang Theory s7e20" as that directory diesn't really exist, but I can ls "/net/media/mnt/user/video/TV/Archive/The Big Bang Theory" and it does correctly show my subdirectories...

 

[root@IronicsArchVM_v4 ~]# ls "/net/media/mnt/user/video/TV/Archive/The Big Bang Theory"

Season 01  Season 02  Season 03  Season 04  Season 05  Season 06  Season 07

 

yes, I can cd /net/mount/media just fine also.  It's not a matter of having access to the shares, it seems a problem of not having permissions to write to them.

 

I was not able to access /net/mount/media until I added the server IP to the /etc/hosts file either.  It took quite some time for me to figure that out too

 

With that said, I had posted in another thread, and someone mentioned the possibility that my drive might be full, and several drives are actually full. 8 of 10 drives have less than 300KB free space.  I'm currently moving a few hundred GB off of those 8 drives, but it's going to take a few hours for that to finish.