I am running SABnzbdplus 07.17 on Qnap TS410.
I was running raid 1 with 2 x 3tb drives, but added another 2 x 3tb drives and migrated to raid 6 after running out of space.
I've now noticed that SAB is running on python 2.6, but sickbeard on 2.7.
Where I was getting decent download speeds before the change, I now only average 5-600kbs with the CPU maxing on 100%
What I need advice on is if there is an advantage if I changed SAB to run on python 2.7 to minimise cpu usage, or if the raid 6 write speed is influencing the d/load speed.
I'm looking for the log files of both SAb and Qnap, but dont really know where to find them once ssh'd in to the qnap.
Any and all help is appreciated.
Slow download speeds: RAID 6 [Qnap TS410]
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Re: Slow download speeds: RAID 6 [Qnap TS410]
Hi
Not sure about the python question - but could it be the increased CPU requirement of calculating the additional parity data of raid 6 ?
when you transfer a large file with Sab shutdown do you still get 100% CPU and slow transfers?
Interestingly the website lists the raid levels under the "Software" section rather than the "Hardware" section, read into that as you may - but that could be an option to explore.
http://www.qnap.com/en/index.php?lang=e ... n=3388&g=1
Not sure about the python question - but could it be the increased CPU requirement of calculating the additional parity data of raid 6 ?
when you transfer a large file with Sab shutdown do you still get 100% CPU and slow transfers?
Interestingly the website lists the raid levels under the "Software" section rather than the "Hardware" section, read into that as you may - but that could be an option to explore.
http://www.qnap.com/en/index.php?lang=e ... n=3388&g=1
Re: Slow download speeds: RAID 6 [Qnap TS410]
The Python version doesn't matter much, we support 2.5, 2.6 and 2.7
We generally don't recommend placing the temporary download folder on a RAID array,
because of the overhead.
We generally don't recommend placing the temporary download folder on a RAID array,
because of the overhead.
Re: Slow download speeds: RAID 6 [Qnap TS410]
That is what my initial concern was, but am just seeing how it goes at the moment.Dipstick wrote:Hi
Not sure about the python question - but could it be the increased CPU requirement of calculating the additional parity data of raid 6 ?
not tried that yet. Will give it a go and report backwhen you transfer a large file with Sab shutdown do you still get 100% CPU and slow transfers?
i'll check it out, thanksInterestingly the website lists the raid levels under the "Software" section rather than the "Hardware" section, read into that as you may - but that could be an option to explore.
http://www.qnap.com/en/index.php?lang=e ... n=3388&g=1
Thanks shypike. I have a small usb plugged into the qnap to house the watch folder. I've just ordered a 32gb usb drive to replace it so I can put the temp d/load folder onto as well. Hopefully that'll sort it out.shypike wrote: The Python version doesn't matter much, we support 2.5, 2.6 and 2.7
We generally don't recommend placing the temporary download folder on a RAID array,
because of the overhead.
Re: Slow download speeds: RAID 6 [Qnap TS410]
OK, So I tested this out and placed the temp d/load folder on the usb drive. Restarted SAB and speeds were improved at 3.5MB/s. My normal speed.shypike wrote:The Python version doesn't matter much, we support 2.5, 2.6 and 2.7
We generally don't recommend placing the temporary download folder on a RAID array,
because of the overhead.
This didn't last long.
In fact they returned to the slow speeds of before, and even dropped down to single digit KB/s. The bandwidth history is like a sawtooth profile, not nice and steady at a good speed.
CPU usage of python goes from 7%, right up to 99%, while memory averages at 50-60M
it just seems like since i migrated to raid 6, my problems started.
I'm beginning to thnk a fresh install of SAb....
Any ideas / tips / pointers?
Re: Slow download speeds: RAID 6 [Qnap TS410]
So, I re-installed SAB, but kept the original ini file.
I changed news providers to news demon. I've tried different ports. CPU usage is down, but memory is up.
Watch folder is on USB drive, as is temp d/load folder.
speed will burst in at top speed for a few seconds/minute, then tapers off to a few KB/s for a while before increasing again to about mid-speed, then drops....etc, etc.
It's so frustrating.
ANy ideas would be helpful. Thanks in advance
I changed news providers to news demon. I've tried different ports. CPU usage is down, but memory is up.
Watch folder is on USB drive, as is temp d/load folder.
speed will burst in at top speed for a few seconds/minute, then tapers off to a few KB/s for a while before increasing again to about mid-speed, then drops....etc, etc.
It's so frustrating.
ANy ideas would be helpful. Thanks in advance
Re: Slow download speeds: RAID 6 [Qnap TS410]
have a load of these errors
[20/Apr/2014:04:32:55] Traceback (most recent call last): File "/share/MD0_DATA/.qpkg/SABnzbdplus/cherrypy/_cpwsgi.py", line 79, in setapp s, h, b = self.get_response() File "/share/MD0_DATA/.qpkg/SABnzbdplus/cherrypy/_cpwsgi.py", line 219, in get_response response = self.request.run(meth, path, qs, rproto, headers, rfile) File "/share/MD0_DATA/.qpkg/SABnzbdplus/cherrypy/_cprequest.py", line 579, in run raise cherrypy.TimeoutError()TimeoutErrore
and here is the ini file [passwords etc removed]
here is netstat
here is top
[20/Apr/2014:04:32:55] Traceback (most recent call last): File "/share/MD0_DATA/.qpkg/SABnzbdplus/cherrypy/_cpwsgi.py", line 79, in setapp s, h, b = self.get_response() File "/share/MD0_DATA/.qpkg/SABnzbdplus/cherrypy/_cpwsgi.py", line 219, in get_response response = self.request.run(meth, path, qs, rproto, headers, rfile) File "/share/MD0_DATA/.qpkg/SABnzbdplus/cherrypy/_cprequest.py", line 579, in run raise cherrypy.TimeoutError()TimeoutErrore
and here is the ini file [passwords etc removed]
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__version__ = 19
[misc]
queue_complete = ""
https_port = 9090
folder_rename = 1
password_file = ""
rss_rate = 60
https_key = server.key
cleanup_list = sfv,
cache_limit = 128m
ignore_unrar_dates = 0
par_option = ""
web_color = gold
replace_spaces = 0
web_color2 = ""
dirscan_speed = 3600
enable_filejoin = 1
create_group_folders = 0
never_repair = 0
no_penalties = 0
bandwidth_limit = 0
dirscan_dir = /share/USBDisk1/SAB - NZB watched
disable_api_key = 0
email_to = [email protected],
password = ""
permissions = 777
auto_disconnect = 1
enable_date_sorting = 0
replace_dots = 1
movie_sort_extra = " CD%1"
ionice = ""
enable_unzip = 1
download_free = ""
port = 8800
email_dir = ""
pre_script = None
email_full = 0
log_dir = /share/MD0_DATA/Download/sabnzbd/logs
admin_dir = admin
nzb_backup_dir = /share/MD0_DATA/Download/sabnzbd/nzb/backup
tv_sort_countries = 1
date_categories = tv,
ssl_type = v23
sfv_check = 1
date_sort_string = ""
schedlines = "0 23 * rss_scan ", "0 0 7 remove_failed ", "0 22 1234567 scan_folder "
host = 0.0.0.0
ignore_samples = 2
enable_tsjoin = 1
auto_browser = 0
pause_on_post_processing = 1
enable_unrar = 1
email_rss = 1
email_account = [email protected]
email_server = smtp.mail.xxxxxxx.com
allow_streaming = 0
config_lock = 0
api_warnings = 1
tv_sort_string = %sn/Season %s/%sn - S%0sE%0e - %en.%ext
username = ""
unpack_check = 0
download_dir = /share/USBDisk1/SAB - Temp download folder
size_limit = ""
enable_par_cleanup = 1
safe_postproc = 1
cache_dir = /share/MD0_DATA/Download/sabnzbd/cache
complete_dir = /share/MD0_DATA/Download/sabnzbd/complete
replace_illegal = 1
par2_multicore = 0
warned_old_queue = 0
language = en
check_new_rel = 1
enable_https = 0
no_dupes = 0
top_only = 1
quick_check = 1
movie_sort_string = %title (%y)/%title (%y).%ext
email_from = [email protected]
movie_extra_folder = 0
email_endjob = 1
tv_categories = ,
pause_on_pwrar = 1
login_realm = SABnzbd
send_group = 0
refresh_rate = 0
movie_categories = movies,
script_dir = /share/MD0_DATA/.qpkg/SickBeard/autoProcessTV
email_pwd = xxxxxxxxxxxx
ignore_wrong_unrar = 0
nice = ""
enable_movie_sorting = 1
https_cert = server.cert
web_dir2 = ""
fail_on_crc = 1
auto_sort = 0
ampm = 0
web_dir = Plush
queue_complete_pers = 0
enable_tv_sorting = 1
folder_max_length = 256
api_key =
rss_filenames = 0
nzb_key =
win_menu = 1
allow_64bit_tools = 1
local_range = ""
movie_rename_limit = 100M
rating_enable = 0
enable_recursive = 1
pre_check = 0
rating_feedback = 1
randomize_server_ip = 0
osx_speed = 1
quota_period = m
quota_day = ""
use_pickle = 0
https_chain = ""
warn_empty_nzb = 1
history_limit = 50
quota_size = ""
wait_ext_drive = 5
ipv6_servers = 1
show_sysload = 2
sanitize_safe = 0
req_completion_rate = 100.2
fsys_type = 0
allow_incomplete_nzb = 0
uniconfig = 1
enable_meta = 1
quota_resume = 0
rating_api_key = ""
wait_for_dfolder = 0
warn_dupl_jobs = 1
fail_hopeless = 1
no_ipv6 = 0
nomedia_marker = ""
max_art_opt = 0
keep_awake = 1
max_art_tries = 3
osx_menu = 1
rss_odd_titles = nzbindex.nl/, nzbindex.com/, nzbclub.com/
prio_sort_list = ,
empty_postproc = 0
rating_host = http://www.oznzb.com
web_watchdog = 0
flat_unpack = 0
start_paused = 0
overwrite_files = 0
[logging]
log_new = 0
max_log_size = 5242880
log_level = 2
log_backups = 5
enable_cherrypy_logging = 0
[newzbin]
username = ""
bookmark_rate = 60
bookmarks = 0
password = ""
unbookmark = 1
url = http://www.newzbin2.es
[nzbmatrix]
username = ""
apikey = ""
del_bookmark = 1
[categories]
[[*]]
priority = 0
pp = 3
name = *
script = sabToSickBeard.py
newzbin = ""
dir = ""
[[music]]
priority = -100
pp = 3
name = music
script = None
newzbin = ""
dir = /share/Download/to_distribute/Music
[[movies]]
priority = -100
pp = 3
name = movies
script = None
newzbin = ""
dir = /share/Download/to_distribute/MC - to scrape
[servers]
[[news.supernews.com]]
username = [email protected]
enable = 1
name = news.supernews.com
fillserver = 1
connections = 30
ssl = 0
host = news.supernews.com
timeout = 30
password = xxxxxxx
optional = 0
port = 23
retention = 1871
[[news.newsdemon.com]]
username = xxxxxxxxx
enable = 1
name = news.newsdemon.com
fillserver = 0
connections = 50
ssl = 0
host = europe.newsdemon.com
timeout = 120
password = xxxxxxxx
optional = 0
port = 443
retention = 2073
[rss]
[[Usenet-Crawler -- Movies]]
pp = ""
enable = 1
name = Usenet-Crawler -- Movies
script = None
uri = http://www.usenet-crawler.com/rss....................................................................
cat = movies
priority = -100
filter0 = movies, "", None, A, *, -100, 1
[[Usenet - Crawler -- My Movies]]
filter5 = movies, 3, None, A, 720p*x264, -100, 1
pp = 3
enable = 1
name = Usenet - Crawler -- My Movies
script = None
uri = http://www.usenet-crawler.com/rss..................................................................................
cat = movies
priority = -100
filter4 = movies, 3, None, M, 720p, -100, 1
filter6 = movies, 3, None, A, HD, -100, 1
filter1 = "", "", None, R, Cam, -100, 1
filter0 = movies, "", None, R, Web, -100, 1
filter3 = movies, 3, None, R, R6, -100, 1
filter2 = movies, 3, None, R, TS, -100, 1
[[MyNZBgeek]]
pp = 3
enable = 1
name = MyNZBgeek
script = None
uri = https://01100111011001010110010101101011.info/rss..................................................................
priority = -100
filter0 = "", "", "", A, *, -100, 1
[[MYNZBGEEK - My movies]]
pp = ""
enable = 0
name = MYNZBGEEK - My movies
script = None
uri = https://01100111011001010110010101101011.info/rss..................................................
cat = movies
priority = 0
filter1 = "", "", "", R, TS, -100, 1
filter0 = "", "", "", R, Cam, -100, 1
filter3 = "", "", "", A, HD, -100, 1
filter2 = "", "", "", A, 720p*x264, -100, 1
[[Oznzb]]
pp = 3
enable = 1
name = Oznzb
script = None
uri = https://www.oznzb.com/rss?t...............................................................................
cat = movies
priority = -100
filter0 = "", "", "", A, *, -100, 1
[[NZBNDX]]
pp = ""
enable = 1
name = NZBNDX
script = Default
uri = http://www.nzbndx.com/rss?......................................................................................
cat = Default
priority = -100
filter0 = "", "", "", A, *, -100, 1
[growl]
ntfosd_enable = 0
growl_enable = 1
growl_server = woodlands
notify_classes = startup, download, pp, complete, other
ncenter_enable = 0
growl_password = ""
[nzbxxx]
username = ""
apikey = ""
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[~] # netstat [-laenrtuwx] -e :8080 -e :9090
Active Internet connections (w/o servers)
Proto Recv-Q Send-Q Local Address Foreign Address State
tcp 0 0 QNAP:45760 QNAP:49152 CLOSE_WAIT
tcp 0 0 QNAP:8800 192.168.1.85:15109 ESTABLISHED
tcp 67616 0 QNAP:60955 81.171.118.148:https ESTABLISHED
tcp 0 0 QNAP:37510 192.168.1.84:55000 CLOSE_WAIT
tcp 0 0 QNAP:60707 192.168.1.73:49153 CLOSE_WAIT
tcp 67168 0 QNAP:54506 81.171.118.147:https ESTABLISHED
tcp 66816 0 QNAP:60965 81.171.118.148:https ESTABLISHED
tcp 0 0 QNAP:60693 192.168.1.73:49153 CLOSE_WAIT
tcp 67168 0 QNAP:36467 81.171.118.146:https ESTABLISHED
tcp 67200 0 QNAP:36427 81.171.118.146:https ESTABLISHED
tcp 0 0 QNAP:53584 192.168.1.85:2869 FIN_WAIT2
tcp 67200 0 QNAP:60921 81.171.118.148:https ESTABLISHED
tcp 67200 0 QNAP:60935 81.171.118.148:https ESTABLISHED
tcp 1 0 QNAP:46006 192.168.1.254:2555 CLOSE_WAIT
tcp 0 0 QNAP:8800 192.168.1.85:15107 ESTABLISHED
tcp 67200 0 QNAP:36460 81.171.118.146:https ESTABLISHED
tcp 1 0 QNAP:53583 192.168.1.85:2869 CLOSE_WAIT
tcp 57312 0 QNAP:54463 81.171.118.147:https ESTABLISHED
tcp 0 0 QNAP:53586 192.168.1.85:2869 ESTABLISHED
tcp 0 0 QNAP:37522 192.168.1.84:55000 CLOSE_WAIT
tcp 67200 0 QNAP:54470 81.171.118.147:https ESTABLISHED
tcp 69344 0 QNAP:60972 81.171.118.148:https ESTABLISHED
tcp 66816 0 QNAP:60970 81.171.118.148:https ESTABLISHED
tcp 67168 0 QNAP:54508 81.171.118.147:https ESTABLISHED
tcp 67392 0 QNAP:54462 81.171.118.147:https ESTABLISHED
tcp 66528 0 QNAP:36441 81.171.118.146:https ESTABLISHED
tcp 0 0 QNAP:60694 192.168.1.73:49153 CLOSE_WAIT
tcp 0 0 QNAP:445 192.168.1.85:15934 ESTABLISHED
tcp 67200 0 QNAP:36448 81.171.118.146:https ESTABLISHED
tcp 1 0 QNAP:53571 192.168.1.85:2869 CLOSE_WAIT
tcp 0 0 QNAP:60706 192.168.1.73:49153 CLOSE_WAIT
tcp 67200 0 QNAP:36446 81.171.118.146:https ESTABLISHED
tcp 8011 0 QNAP:33771 192.168.1.89:1400 CLOSE_WAIT
tcp 66528 0 QNAP:60942 81.171.118.148:https ESTABLISHED
tcp 66528 0 QNAP:54501 81.171.118.147:https ESTABLISHED
tcp 0 0 QNAP:8800 192.168.1.85:14613 ESTABLISHED
tcp 1 0 QNAP:53557 192.168.1.85:2869 CLOSE_WAIT
tcp 0 0 QNAP:45747 QNAP:49152 CLOSE_WAIT
tcp 66608 0 QNAP:54514 81.171.118.147:https ESTABLISHED
tcp 0 0 QNAP:37523 192.168.1.84:55000 CLOSE_WAIT
tcp 67376 0 QNAP:60934 81.171.118.148:https ESTABLISHED
tcp 0 0 QNAP:8800 192.168.1.85:15111 ESTABLISHED
tcp 0 0 QNAP:60692 192.168.1.73:49153 CLOSE_WAIT
tcp 67200 0 QNAP:60947 81.171.118.148:https ESTABLISHED
tcp 1902 0 QNAP:50782 192.168.1.88:1400 CLOSE_WAIT
tcp 1 0 QNAP:37930 192.168.1.65:51439 CLOSE_WAIT
tcp 67424 0 QNAP:54466 81.171.118.147:https ESTABLISHED
tcp 0 0 QNAP:49152 QNAP:45760 FIN_WAIT2
tcp 67200 0 QNAP:36458 81.171.118.146:https ESTABLISHED
tcp 1 0 QNAP:42151 192.168.1.65:53531 CLOSE_WAIT
tcp 0 0 QNAP:webcache 192.168.1.85:17319 ESTABLISHED
tcp 66608 0 QNAP:54516 81.171.118.147:https ESTABLISHED
tcp 67824 0 QNAP:60913 81.171.118.148:https ESTABLISHED
tcp 67424 0 QNAP:36425 81.171.118.146:https ESTABLISHED
tcp 1 0 QNAP:53558 192.168.1.85:2869 CLOSE_WAIT
tcp 67168 0 QNAP:36470 81.171.118.146:https ESTABLISHED
tcp 67200 0 QNAP:54493 81.171.118.147:https ESTABLISHED
tcp 66816 0 QNAP:54512 81.171.118.147:https ESTABLISHED
tcp 66816 0 QNAP:60971 81.171.118.148:https ESTABLISHED
tcp 1 0 QNAP:53570 192.168.1.85:2869 CLOSE_WAIT
tcp 0 0 QNAP:49152 QNAP:45747 FIN_WAIT2
tcp 0 0 QNAP:8800 192.168.1.85:15108 ESTABLISHED
tcp 67200 0 QNAP:36444 81.171.118.146:https ESTABLISHED
tcp 65664 0 QNAP:54468 81.171.118.147:https ESTABLISHED
tcp 1902 0 QNAP:50795 192.168.1.88:1400 CLOSE_WAIT
tcp 67616 0 QNAP:36465 81.171.118.146:https ESTABLISHED
tcp 67200 0 QNAP:60941 81.171.118.148:https ESTABLISHED
tcp 67200 0 QNAP:36457 81.171.118.146:https ESTABLISHED
tcp 67200 0 QNAP:54502 81.171.118.147:https ESTABLISHED
tcp 0 708 QNAP:122 192.168.1.85:12257 ESTABLISHED
tcp 0 0 QNAP:60705 192.168.1.73:49153 CLOSE_WAIT
tcp 0 0 QNAP:37509 192.168.1.84:55000 CLOSE_WAIT
tcp 67200 0 QNAP:60946 81.171.118.148:https ESTABLISHED
tcp 67200 0 QNAP:60956 81.171.118.148:https ESTABLISHED
tcp 67424 0 QNAP:36456 81.171.118.146:https ESTABLISHED
tcp 0 0 QNAP:8800 192.168.1.85:15110 ESTABLISHED
tcp 66608 0 QNAP:36477 81.171.118.146:https ESTABLISHED
tcp 0 0 QNAP:53585 192.168.1.85:2869 FIN_WAIT2
tcp 67200 0 QNAP:60951 81.171.118.148:https ESTABLISHED
tcp 67200 0 QNAP:36451 81.171.118.146:https ESTABLISHED
tcp 1 0 QNAP:45993 192.168.1.254:2555 CLOSE_WAIT
tcp 0 0 QNAP:122 192.168.1.85:11956 ESTABLISHED
tcp 67200 0 QNAP:60939 81.171.118.148:https ESTABLISHED
tcp 1 0 QNAP:37943 192.168.1.65:51439 CLOSE_WAIT
tcp 67168 0 QNAP:60961 81.171.118.148:https ESTABLISHED
tcp 55200 0 QNAP:60916 81.171.118.148:https ESTABLISHED
tcp 66816 0 QNAP:60963 81.171.118.148:https ESTABLISHED
tcp 67200 0 QNAP:36445 81.171.118.146:https ESTABLISHED
tcp 1 0 QNAP:42164 192.168.1.65:53531 CLOSE_WAIT
tcp 65280 0 QNAP:60967 81.171.118.148:https ESTABLISHED
tcp 67200 0 QNAP:54492 81.171.118.147:https ESTABLISHED
tcp 8011 0 QNAP:33758 192.168.1.89:1400 CLOSE_WAIT
netstat: no support for `AF INET6 (tcp)' on this system.
udp 0 0 localhost:35614 localhost:syslog ESTABLISHED
netstat: no support for `AF INET6 (udp)' on this system.
netstat: no support for `AF INET6 (raw)' on this system.
Active UNIX domain sockets (w/o servers)
Proto RefCnt Flags Type State I-Node Path
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Mem: 231708K used, 23968K free, 0K shrd, 1720K buff, 7656K cached
Load average: 4.08, 4.00, 3.75 (State: S=sleeping R=running, W=waiting)
PID USER STATUS RSS PPID %CPU %MEM COMMAND
2395 admin S 26M 1 1.3 10.5 python2.6
151 admin SW 0 2 1.3 0.0 kswapd0
9528 admin Z 0 2828 0.9 0.0 manaRequest.cgi
9532 admin Z 0 2828 0.9 0.0 manaRequest.cgi
8888 admin D 17M 8849 0.7 6.8 freshclam
9467 admin R 924 4770 0.7 0.3 top
984 admin S 332 1 0.7 0.1 daemon_mgr.nvr
2828 admin S 1044 1 0.3 0.4 _thttpd_
5517 admin S 1084 1 0.1 0.4 djmount
1672 admin S 608 1 0.1 0.2 hotswap
4620 httpdusr S 416 1 0.1 0.1 lpb_scheduler
1571 admin SW 0 2 0.1 0.0 md4_raid1
632 admin SW 0 2 0.1 0.0 md9_raid1
9533 admin Z 0 1 0.1 0.0 _thttpd_
5683 admin S < 2200 1 0.0 0.8 iscsid
9657 admin S 2032 1 0.0 0.7 python2.7
3314 admin S 1556 3310 0.0 0.6 centerim
3215 admin S 1500 2991 0.0 0.5 mysqld
5098 admin S 976 1 0.0 0.3 smbd
Last edited by TH3 M0L3 on April 21st, 2014, 6:46 pm, edited 2 times in total.
Re: Slow download speeds: RAID 6 [Qnap TS410]
These are time-outs in the internal web server.
A sign that SABnzbd needs all available CPU time.
The system might be just too slow for SABnzbd or you don't have enough memory.
What do you have as hardware? (CPU, memory)
A sign that SABnzbd needs all available CPU time.
The system might be just too slow for SABnzbd or you don't have enough memory.
What do you have as hardware? (CPU, memory)
Re: Slow download speeds: RAID 6 [Qnap TS410]
Thanks for the reply shypike
I am running it on a QNAP TS412, so not able to upgrade memory etc.
CPU Marvell 6281 1.2GHz
DRAM 256MB DDRII RAM
Flash Memory 16MB
I was running SAB on the same server but only had 2 disks on RAID1. Since I added the two extra disks and migrated to RAID6, the speed plummeted.
I'm in the process of doing a fresh hard backup of all my data, then going to format the raid and set up as RAID 10.
As said before, the watch, and temp folders are on the usb drive and not the RAID, so am pretty lost
SAB is the only service running overnight, and it only achieves an av of 215kb/s for a d/load.
I am running it on a QNAP TS412, so not able to upgrade memory etc.
CPU Marvell 6281 1.2GHz
DRAM 256MB DDRII RAM
Flash Memory 16MB
I was running SAB on the same server but only had 2 disks on RAID1. Since I added the two extra disks and migrated to RAID6, the speed plummeted.
I'm in the process of doing a fresh hard backup of all my data, then going to format the raid and set up as RAID 10.
As said before, the watch, and temp folders are on the usb drive and not the RAID, so am pretty lost
SAB is the only service running overnight, and it only achieves an av of 215kb/s for a d/load.
Re: Slow download speeds: RAID 6 [Qnap TS410]
I'd advice you to look at nzbget.
It doesn't do as much as SABnzbd, but it does need less resources.
It doesn't do as much as SABnzbd, but it does need less resources.