August 30, 201510 yr Author Wow I can't believe I missed that. So I need to put ${DestDir}/Series and ${DestDir}/Movies?
August 30, 201510 yr Or just leave it empty, and it will automatically create a folder (category name) and automatically put them in there (once you select that option it talks about)
August 30, 201510 yr Author Or just leave it empty, and it will automatically create a folder (category name) and automatically put them in there (once you select that option it talks about) Got it. That's gotta be my issue. I'll recreate my docker.img again after blanking out those fields and see if that fixes my issue.
September 1, 201510 yr Author Well, it's filling up again. The category paths are still blank so aren't the problem. However I see under the UNPACK settings there is mention of the following two directories: ${AppDir}/unrar ${AppDir}/7za I don't see where you can define ${AppDir} so could that be my problem? What do others have this set to? P.S. I upgraded to 6.1 today.
September 2, 201510 yr Well, it's filling up again. The category paths are still blank so aren't the problem. However I see under the UNPACK settings there is mention of the following two directories: ${AppDir}/unrar ${AppDir}/7za I don't see where you can define ${AppDir} so could that be my problem? What do others have this set to? P.S. I upgraded to 6.1 today. Don't think that would be the problem. (My settings don't have ${AppDir} in there. just unrar. (Using linuxserver.io's container). But I think those are just the paths to the executables to unpack the files. I think you next step would be to remove all containers but nzbget. Manually add an nzb with an appropriate category. Wait for it to finish and see what the docker usage is before and after. After that begin to add containers back in one at a time
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