But thing is sabnzbd shouldn't be messing with that file in the first place, so why does it need access?ERROR: Cannot change permissions of /volume1/Dir1/Dir2/File
Question about an error message
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Question about an error message
I'm getting an error like:
Re: Question about an error message
Because you set "permissions" in Config->Folders?
Re: Question about an error message
I'm afraid I don't understand your comment.shypike wrote:Because you set "permissions" in Config->Folders?
My question is why does it need permissions for files it shouldn't be touching?
Re: Question about an error message
If you tell SABnzbd to adjust permissions on the end result of a download,
you do so in Config->Folders.
SABnzbd will start setting permissions starting at the "Completed Download Folder".
What are your settings for permissions and folder paths?
you do so in Config->Folders.
SABnzbd will start setting permissions starting at the "Completed Download Folder".
What are your settings for permissions and folder paths?
Re: Question about an error message
I don't think I've set anything about that, wasn't the default 777?shypike wrote:If you tell SABnzbd to adjust permissions on the end result of a download,
you do so in Config->Folders.
SABnzbd will start setting permissions starting at the "Completed Download Folder".
What are your settings for permissions and folder paths?
That's what "Permissions for completed downloads" and I think thats the way it was as default?
Re: Question about an error message
What is the value of the Permissions field?
A value means that SABnzbd will try to apply those and complain when it fails.
Empty means that SABnzbd will silently try to set permissions conform
your user account's default permissions. It should not complain when that fails.
A value means that SABnzbd will try to apply those and complain when it fails.
Empty means that SABnzbd will silently try to set permissions conform
your user account's default permissions. It should not complain when that fails.
Re: Question about an error message
There is only a field called "Permissions for completed downloads" which is 777shypike wrote:What is the value of the Permissions field?
shypike wrote: A value means that SABnzbd will try to apply those and complain when it fails.
Empty means that SABnzbd will silently try to set permissions conform
your user account's default permissions. It should not complain when that fails.
Ok, but why you want it to set permissions on old folders?
Re: Question about an error message
Oh well.
Re: Question about an error message
It tries to set permissions right for the full path leading to the folder.dcuritois wrote: Ok, but why you want it to set permissions on old folders?
So assuming you already have /volume1/Complete/job1
and now it's time for /volume1/Complete/job2 it will try to set permissions for:
/volume1/Complete
/volume1/Complete/job2
/volume1/Complete/job2/file
but not for
/volume1/Complete/job1