Hello,
I use SAB to download music from Headphones.
I use a category called music to put the completd download in a folder \mnt\cache\music
All is work fine apart from when a album name contains a ? such as If Not Now, When? [2011]
The error comes back...
Incubus - If Not Now, When? [2011] - PostProcessing was aborted (Cannot create final folder /mnt/cache/music/Incubus - If Not Now, When? [2011])
Any ideas how I can get this to work?
Creating a folder with a ? in the name
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Re: Creating a folder with a ? in the name
Which operating system are you using?
Where do you get your NZB files from?
Where do you get your NZB files from?
Re: Creating a folder with a ? in the name
Sorry, not enough info...
SAB is running on ubuntu 12.04LTS, the NZB's come from Newzbin or NZBMatrix.
SAB is running on ubuntu 12.04LTS, the NZB's come from Newzbin or NZBMatrix.
Re: Creating a folder with a ? in the name
Those sites don't have question marks in their file names.
So how exactly do you get the NZBs in SABnzbd?
Through an RSS feed?
So how exactly do you get the NZBs in SABnzbd?
Through an RSS feed?
Re: Creating a folder with a ? in the name
Headphones passes the link to SAB. It actually grabbed this one from nzb.su
Then from SAB...
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05-Oct-2012 08:44:52 - INFO :: CP Server Thread-4 : Pre-processing result
05-Oct-2012 08:44:55 - DEBUG :: Thread-12 : Using the following server values:
MBHost: 178.63.142.150 ; MBPort: 8181 ; Sleep Interval: 0
05-Oct-2012 08:45:13 - INFO :: CP Server Thread-4 : Found best result: <a href="http://nzb.su/getnzb/da2ea298aa12b69484c1bd8a3cd5a9a6.nzb&i=61945&r=c3e1949af9f2cca2158affaaf1b33041">Oasis-Whats The Story Morning Glory-(EK67351)-CD-FLAC-1995-DeVOiD</a> - 396.0 MB
05-Oct-2012 08:45:14 - INFO :: CP Server Thread-4 : Result text from SAB: ok
05-Oct-2012 08:45:14 - INFO :: CP Server Thread-4 : NZB sent to SAB successfully
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Completed 2012-10-05 08:50:03
Name Oasis - (Whats the Story) Morning Glory? [1995] - PostProcessing was aborted (Cannot create final folder /mnt/cache/music/Oasis - (Whats the Story) Morning Glory? [1995])
Size 358 MB
Status Failed
Category music
Download Downloaded in 1 minute 21 seconds at an average of 4.4 MB/s
Source Oasis - (Whats the Story) Morning Glory? [1995].nzb
Repair [Oasis-Whats_The_Story_Morning_Glory-(EK67351)-CD-FLAC-1995-DeVOiD] Quick Check OKRe: Creating a folder with a ? in the name
There are several ways in which an app can set a title through the API.
Apparently, SABnzbd misses one of the ways names get in and fails to filter that one.
I have no idea how Headphones communicates with SABnzbd, so I cannot tell you a work-around.
I'll see whether I can find out where things may go wrong, but a solution won't be available soon,
since 0.7.4 has just been released.
Apparently, SABnzbd misses one of the ways names get in and fails to filter that one.
I have no idea how Headphones communicates with SABnzbd, so I cannot tell you a work-around.
I'll see whether I can find out where things may go wrong, but a solution won't be available soon,
since 0.7.4 has just been released.
Re: Creating a folder with a ? in the name
After checking this in Ubuntu 12.04, I conclude that there may be something odd in your system.
A question mark is a valid character in Ubuntu's native file system and I can see no issues when I test.
Which file system are you using?
A question mark is a valid character in Ubuntu's native file system and I can see no issues when I test.
Which file system are you using?