#error-createDir# - Win 7 x64
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MilkmanDan
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#error-createDir# - Win 7 x64
Ok, so my SABnzbd has been running fine up until a couple days ago when I noticed my files that were downloaded were not being stored in my D:\Usenet drive. Now, further inspection reveals they've been downloading to my Documents\Downloads folder for some reason. I am unable to switch it manually or through the configuration, as it gives me an error message saying it cannot create the directory. I have no idea what's going on with it.
Re: #error-createDir# - Win 7 x64
Probably because SABnzdb doesn't have the permission to create folder.
Does it exist? Have you tried to create manually?
What kind of drive is it?
When do you see the error message exactly?
Does it exist? Have you tried to create manually?
What kind of drive is it?
When do you see the error message exactly?
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MilkmanDan
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Re: #error-createDir# - Win 7 x64
I haven't changed anything to make it NOT have permission anymore. It's my internal 1TB drive. I can create folders manually fine. The message happens every time I start the client.shypike wrote: Probably because SABnzdb doesn't have the permission to create folder.
Does it exist? Have you tried to create manually?
What kind of drive is it?
When do you see the error message exactly?
Edit: Hurp durp. I just noticed that my storage drive has changed letter assignment from D: to E:. :|
Last edited by MilkmanDan on April 13th, 2010, 1:08 am, edited 1 time in total.