Install SABnzbd+ on Netgear ReadyNas Duo

[DJP]

I'm getting an error while installing this on my ReadyNAS Duo

I'm getting stuck at step 5.8

The Pysqlite2.5.6 can't seem to install... It will either hang on this:

gcc -pthread -fno-strict-aliasing -DNDEBUG -g -O3 -Wall -Wstrict-prototypes -fPIC -DMODULENAME="pysqlite2.dbapi2" -DSQLITEENABLEFTS3=1 -DSQLITEOMITLOADEXTENSION=1 -Iamalgamation -I/usr/local/include/python2.5 -c amalgamation/sqlite3.c -o build/temp.linux-padre-2.5/amalgamation/sqlite3.o

Or will give an gcc error....

Reinstalling gcc did not help!

I hope someone can help me with this!

[johnyb]

Hi guys,
Iam still running on 0.4.12 so want to upgrade to latest version.  Will the instruction earlier work for the new version ? 

[shypike]

Hi guys,
Iam still running on 0.4.12 so want to upgrade to latest version.  Will the instruction earlier work for the new version ? 

It may, but anything after 0.4.12 requires sqlite support for Python to be installed.

[johnyb]

Hi guys,
Iam still running on 0.4.12 so want to upgrade to latest version.  Will the instruction earlier work for the new version ? 

It may, but anything after 0.4.12 requires sqlite support for Python to be installed.

THanks ... So how do I install this or is this not possible?

[shypike]

I you can get (or already have) Python 2.5 installed, it should be included.
For Python 2.4, you'll have to Google a bit.

[MIRR_DE]

Hi guys,

I followed the instructions and everything worked great.
Thanks for this.

Now I got a little problem:
I'd like to configure SABnzbd+ to store the files in an absolute folder on the ReadyNas Duo, but for some reason it always switches back to relative folder.

That's what I'd like to have:
\\192.168.178.5\\c\media\Downloads\Incomplete
\\192.168.178.5\\c\media\Downloads\

And that's what SABnzbd+ does:
192.168.178.5/c/media/Downloads/Incomplete
192.168.178.5/c/media/Downloads/
That's a relative folder and the files are stored here now:
/etc/sabnzbd/192.168.178.5/c/media/Downloads/Incomplete

I hope someone can help me, I just can't get it to work.
Thanks a lot.

[MIRR_DE]

For everybody who is interested in.
I solved my problem described above.

The correct path is:

../../c/media/Downloads/
../../c/media/Downloads/Incomplete

Now everything works great.

[Doncock]

The files/programs in the tutorial are a bit outdated. Is it safe to change them to the latest versions available in the folders the files are in?

[Duckstar]

Hi Guys.

Firstly thanks for this tutorial.

I am having a slight problem on the last line.  I manage to do everything else ok (i think)

Hippo:/etc/init.d# ./sabnzbd start
Starting SABnzbd.
./sabnzbd: line 5: /user/local/bin/python2.5:No such file or directory

Any ideas ?
Only thing i did differently is i installed the latest sabnzbd-0.5.4

Thansk for any help

EDIT :
Just read up and saw this :
UPDATE:- so found the locations of the SABnzbd.py file and manualy ran the following: /usr/local/bin/python2.5 /root/src/SABnzbd-0.4.11/SABnzbd.py
Tried it and it doesn't work for me  Come back saying -bash: /user/local/bin/python2.5: No such file or directory

EDIT 2 :
Been using /user/ instead of /usr/    Great....

[Duckstar]

Hi,
# For newest RC6 then a new unrar needs to be installed - this can be carried out post apt-get install unrar
  1. apt-get install g++
  2. Go to /root/src/
  3. wget http://www.rarlab.com/rar/unrarsrc-3.9.9.tar.gz
  4. gunzip unrarsrc-3.9.9.tar.gz
  5. tar -xvf unrarsrc-3.9.9.tar
  6. cd unrar
  7. mv makefile.unix makefile
  8. make
  9. Now replace current unrar binary, which unrar will display location. Rename said unrar file to unrar.old.
 10. Copy recently made unrar binary to the location of the previously renamed binary.
Forgot to post the update before, apologies.
Hope this works for all you guys.

On doing this i get the error message "No UNRAR program found, unpacking RAR files is not possible" on my SABnzbd home page.

i renamed the file to unrar.old successfully.
typed cp unrar /usr/bin/
and i can see it there by doing ls /user/bin/
Rebooted a couple of times and it still isn't working... any ideas ?
Thanks in advance

EDIT:

I am confused to if I need to copy the unrar directory or the unrar file inside the directory ?  I have tried both to no avail

EDIT 2 :
If anyone else comes across this problem i fixed it by doing this :
Remove the unrar directory using :  rm -rf /user/bin/unrar/
Then check its gone : ls /usr/bin/
Then copy the latest unrar you downloaded across using : cp /root/src/unrar/unrar /usr/bin/unrar
Click Config on SABnzbd, then restart. 
Fixed it for me, hope it helps anyone else trying to do this who is as clueless as me !

[joeranjensen]

Hi

I have now managed to install Sabnzbd (and sickbeard) on my Ready nas duo. Installed it the easy way using these addons: http://readynasxtras.com/readynas-sparc-add-ons/tools.

Allmost everything is working well right now, but I am struggeling with the automatic post processing. Ive been reading alot of guides about setting it up, but there is one thing I cant figure out. How do I get sabToSickBeard.py to show up as an alternative under scripts in the categories-settings?

I did specify the path to the Folder containing the user scripts (\\192.168.1.12\c\.sabnzbd\scripts), copyed the content from \\192.168.1.12\c\.sickbeard\autoProcessTV to the .sabnzbd\scripts folder and edited the autoProcessTV.cfg to the right settings:

[SickBeard]
host=192.168.1.12
port=8888
username=
password=
web_root=

Now after days with reading forums and guides im out of ideas. It feels like ive tried everything. I would really apreciate a helping hand now if someone have suggestions to a solution.

Thanks in advance!

[metooism]

I have followed the guide. Now, when i try "/etc/init.d/sabnzbd start" i get "Permission denied"

Can anyone help me, please?

[sander]

I have followed the guide. Now, when i try "/etc/init.d/sabnzbd start" i get "Permission denied"

Can anyone help me, please?

You apparantly must be root / superuser to run that command.

So: login as root, OR "su -", OR "sudo ...".

[metooism]

i am logged in as root through ssh, still get the permission denied

[metooism]

fix:

chmod +x /etc/init.d/sabnzbd

this helped