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I saw someone put sickbeard in /var/packages/sickbeard/ and I am wondering, is this not a good idea due to sickbeard's filesize/caching concerns? I thought about that, but found a cache_dir option in the config.ini file (doesn't show up in the WebUI). I set Sick Beard to use the same cache and log ...

Edit: got it working, change the first line of sabToSickBeard.py from #!/usr/bin/python to something like this (respective of where you installed your sab2 package) #!/volume2/@appstore/sab2/utils/bin/python I also added that line to the top of autoProcessTV.py Tho the next time you update SickBear...

Was anyone successful with getting SickBeard to start/stop with SABnzbd? I'm running both on my Synology NAS and would love to have SickBeard start/stop automatically instead of having the terminal open all the time on my home computer. Mike, you can put the sickbeard startup command line in the SA...

Can anyone help set up the SickBeard source to run at startup on my QNAP NAS please? I can start it via python /SickBeard.py but if I close the terminal window it stops of course. Any hints please? Edit: OK I have almost cracked it using Ainers script, but my QNAP doesnt support update-rc.d command...

I have a small problem. When Sickbeard adds shows it add them as "none" for the category and then it doesn't run the post-processing  on the download because only the "TV" category is set to run the post processing. With Newzbin seemingly dead in the water is there another way t...

That's like 3 updates in the last 24 hours. You're a freakin' machine, midget! Take the rest of the night off!

Ok, I must not be getting it.  What do I need to change?  I have unchecked the auto post processing, where should my download dir point to ensure this stops? Assuming that you're having the same problem that I was, you need to make sure that your final show/episode directories are NOT subdirectorie...

::smacks palm to forehead:: My TV Download Dir was the root directory of my episode directories. That basically put SB in an infinite loop of trying to copy the episode files back over themselves.  At least I wasn't the only one to screw up the configuration this way.. ::pointing at penguin:: :D Fix...

penguin: what do you mean your history is processing every second, all day? I've noticed this behavior, as well. If I have "Automatically post-process episodes" enabled, SB appears to process every episode in my folder structure once every 10 minutes. I have that setting disabled right no...