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On the Raspi, what is the output of: netstat -lpon | grep ^tcp ps -ef | grep -i sabnzbd ifconfig | grep addr Post it here It seems to magically be working again. ??? Here's the output anyways: pi@raspberrypi ~ $ netstat -lpon | grep ^tcp (No info could be read for "-p": geteuid()=1000 but...

You have /usr/local/sabnzbd/... , which I haven't got on my Raspbian. And it's version 0.7.7 ... weird. Anyway: Your second screenshot (so I can't copy-paste it here and I can't even see the full line ... ), shows /usr/local/sabnzbd/SABnzbd-0.7.7/SABnzbd.py So, can you run: sudo /usr/local/sabnzbd/...

If you have Raspbian and you have sabnzbd/sabnzbdplus installed, you should have sabnzbdplus in your path and and you should have /etc/default/sabnzbdplus. So I'm puzzled. You could reinstall, but that is the Windows Way, so not something I would do on Linux at one; I would first try to find out wh...

You haven't sabnzbdplus in your path?! ??? Which distro are you running: Raspbian, or something else? What is the output of: cat /etc/default/sabnzbdplus Post it here, and - if possible - post it as text. Running Raspbian (coz I use apt-get)... pi@raspberrypi ~ $ cat /etc/default/sabnzbdplus cat: /...

sander wrote:

feoZA wrote:
Do I just type "kill -9" from PuTTY?

... plus the process id (PID) of SABnzbd of course. Plus "sudo.

So:

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sudo kill -9 2292

in your case

Killed it but "sabnzbdplus -s 0.0.0.0:8080" isn't working.

Is your Raspi connected to a screen, keyboard and mouse, and can you physically log on? If so: start a webbrowser on the Raspi, and change the SAB settings. If not: First stop SABnzbd (with a kill -9), then start it with "sabnzbdplus -s 0.0.0.0:8080". You can then access SAB from a remote...

Assuming it's SAB that's listening on 8080, SAB is only listening to 127.0.0.1. Change "SABnzbd Host" to 0.0.0.0 (under Config -> General), Save and Restart SABnzbd. Yes, I usually accessed sabnzbd via port 8080. But I can't get to the web GUI, so how do I change the "SABnzbd Host&qu...

sander wrote:Post the output of

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netstat -lpon | grep ^tcp
ps -ef | grep -i sabnzbd

here in this forum

Hi there My sab has been broken for a while now and I'm not sure why. Running it on a Raspberry Pi alongside Sickbeard. When I try to access the web GUI at 192.168.0.103:8080 I just get that the web page is not available. Not of my TV shows download automatically using Sickbeard, here's what I see i...

I seem to have a similar issue as the original post, I am using the latest 0.7.14 version on my qnap nas and I have loads of issues with downloads failing as they hit the par2 verify stage. Running par2 manually on the nas shows that it cannot see all the spanned .r01 .r02 etc files to unpack. Howe...

I came here with the exact same problem, it's been driving me mad! I discovered my problem is that my stick was formatted as FAT32, and apparently FAT32 does not support linux permissions, hence why all the mysterious 'permission denied' errors. I have formatted my USB as ext3 now (using sudo mkfs....

Cool thanks very much for the explanation.

I'm not home at the moment but will post the results of running those commands later in the day.

So just to be clear, I should run those commands while the USB is mounted?

Also, mind giving a quick explanation of what each command does exactly?

Well, say I mount it manually.

I'd use something like this to mount it:
How do I check what user sabnzbd is running as?

O If I manually mount the USB to /var/sabnzbd/Downloads then all I expect should happen is that sabnzbd will show 15GB free in my Download folder and not 5GB free, which it does. If you mount it, and it is visible in "df -h", and then you start SABnzbd, and SAB points to /var/sabnzbd/Down...