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@tripkip: For the qnap nas systems i've made a auto update version, that automatically can grab a new version. works fine

Thnx

ehm, yeah normal post postprocessing in that case. no custom post processing script i meant.

grab an nzb containing a .wav file .e.g. and those will stay behind (at least under linux)

will pm you a link to a nzb to test

have the same issue that sometimes the_unpack_ folder is not removed, only containing the .nomedia file.
i'm not using sorting at all. Simple downloads without post processing, fed from spotweb.

thats a safari annoyance and can be turned off in the preferences somewhere. else install chrome as a browser. also solves it

read this: http://docs.qnap.com/nas/en/qpkg_plugin ... htsub=qpkg , but skip the first 2 screenshots / get qpkgs section. It should all become clear after that...

well if you cross post, i'll do it too ;) 1. install, and enable the Optware qpkg, this one is better then QNAPs official one: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/8298909/Qnap/Optware/Optware_0.99.163.zip 2. Install, enable and configure the sabnzbd qpkg (version 0.68 from here please, not the antique one on qn...

Don't tell me you want a qpkg out of this too

Volume1 sounds like a Synology nas

Right. I forgot one important thing. The script must start with: !/usr/bin/python That is assuming that Python is actually in /usr/bin, you may want to check that. The script only replaces stuff in the folder name. If you want more, refer to the Sorting options, which contain some more options in t...

i understand...

That would be a work around yes, but then ofcourse i would get the question how to copy the sabtosickbeard script from the sickbeard dir to that share...

+1, saves me a lot of time
Else i'm going to build a script into the qpkg that checks sourceforge for a new version. Allthough creating a qpkg for sab doesn't take me long (~3-5 minutes), having to do it every week takes the fun out of it a little bit :+

from the linux users that work on nas systems, i regularly get the question how and where to upload/change post-processing scripts. It would be quite helpfull if a user could upload his own script via the sabnzbd interface. just upload to the configured post processing script dir.