i installed sabnzbd on my centos system but because it is set up in the root folder rather than the usr/local/ folder i only have a tiny download directory...anyone know how i can fix this please?
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chris
SAB Installed (Linux) but i need to change directory from root, help anyone?
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Re: SAB Installed (Linux) but i need to change directory from root, help anyone?
Why don't you just move it elsewhere?
Alternatively you can change any folder name to a full path (starting with a '/').
Alternatively you can change any folder name to a full path (starting with a '/').
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Re: SAB Installed (Linux) but i need to change directory from root, help anyone?
hi,
you can either use the mv command as root to move the whole directory to /usr/local, or alternatively if you just need a bigger download folder you can define this under config/folders in the web ui. This means you leave sab where it is, and just tell it to use a different download location, somewhere with more space
the second option i think is pretty much what shypike says but i thought i'd make it a little clearer:)
you can either use the mv command as root to move the whole directory to /usr/local, or alternatively if you just need a bigger download folder you can define this under config/folders in the web ui. This means you leave sab where it is, and just tell it to use a different download location, somewhere with more space
the second option i think is pretty much what shypike says but i thought i'd make it a little clearer:)