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scope wrote: Possibly a bug, if not I must have missed a setting.. One of my shows were marked as Missed this morning, even though it was showing on nzbmatrix.. I realised it was down to the nzb not being called S01EXX, but "pt IV" (God knows why they decided to do this).. Anyway, I downloaded it manually from nzbmatrix, but as the post processing was set to Sick Beard it ended up deleting the file as it couldnt rename it:

Final folder name is F:\Video\TV Rips\XXX  (correct)

The biggest file in the dir is: F:\Video\TV Rips\XXX Pt IV XX\xxx.pt.4.xxx.avi (correct)

PDeleting folder F:\Video\TV Rips\xxx   (wow, you havent moved the file to the "correct" folder yet)

Have I configured something wrong?

midgetspy wrote:
What python version are you running? (http://code.google.com/p/sickbeard/issues/detail?id=248)

scope wrote: Possibly a bug, if not I must have missed a setting.. One of my shows were marked as Missed this morning, even though it was showing on nzbmatrix.. I realised it was down to the nzb not being called S01EXX, but "pt IV" (God knows why they decided to do this).. Anyway, I downloaded it manually from nzbmatrix, but as the post processing was set to Sick Beard it ended up deleting the file as it couldnt rename it:

Final folder name is F:\Video\TV Rips\XXX  (correct)

The biggest file in the dir is: F:\Video\TV Rips\XXX Pt IV XX\xxx.pt.4.xxx.avi (correct)

PDeleting folder F:\Video\TV Rips\xxx   (wow, you havent moved the file to the "correct" folder yet)

Have I configured something wrong?

midgetspy wrote:

scope wrote: Possibly a bug, if not I must have missed a setting.. One of my shows were marked as Missed this morning, even though it was showing on nzbmatrix.. I realised it was down to the nzb not being called S01EXX, but "pt IV" (God knows why they decided to do this).. Anyway, I downloaded it manually from nzbmatrix, but as the post processing was set to Sick Beard it ended up deleting the file as it couldnt rename it:

Final folder name is F:\Video\TV Rips\XXX  (correct)

The biggest file in the dir is: F:\Video\TV Rips\XXX Pt IV XX\xxx.pt.4.xxx.avi (correct)

PDeleting folder F:\Video\TV Rips\xxx   (wow, you havent moved the file to the "correct" folder yet)

Have I configured something wrong?

You're using an old version, that bug's fixed in the current version. (Though "pt 4" and "pt IV" are never going to get processed but at least it won't delete it on you anymore)

penguin: what do you mean your history is processing every second, all day? And about the NZBs, which download client are you using?

Fixed a bug with the new post-processing code

midgetspy wrote:penguin: what do you mean your history is processing every second, all day?

ScottAllyn wrote: ::smacks palm to forehead:: My TV Download Dir was the root directory of my episode directories. That basically put SB in an infinite loop of trying to copy the episode files back over themselves.  At least I wasn't the only one to screw up the configuration this way.. ::pointing at penguin::

Fixed!

Di6iTAL wrote: I love this app, but I'm having a problem that I don't know how to fix.  (im new to this sort of app, was using NZB-TV to fetch all new eps for me, so pls bare with me)

Im missing an ep from a show I have, after I hit "search" on the column to the far right of show SB grabs it for me and sends to SAB, great.  After the download is done, it takes some time for the file to get moved to proper season folder (was wondering why that takes some time, and if there was a way I can make SB do it faster?)

Also I hit the refresh button after SB moved to new season folder and somehow it deleted all the other season files (not the season folders, their still there, just the files within them), it deleted 4 seasons worth of stuff.  I believe I've hit the refresh button before with nothing happening like that.

What did I do wrong? (I hit the refresh button again after grabbing an episode and it did the same thing, only this time the show is only 10 eps in)

Thanks for any help

midgetspy wrote:Post a log of it deleting the stuff and I will take a look. It sounds like you are post-processing an episode from inside its own folder or something, though it should be stopping you from doing that (it could have been broken with the new post-process changes though).

midgetspy wrote: Just do this:

Close Sick Beard, delete your log file. Start Sick Beard, verify that your episodes are in the dir like you expect (probably want to use fake episodes for this if it's going to delete them). Do whatever is causing them to be deleted. Close Sick Beard, zip your sickbeard.log, and post it on a google code issue or email it to [email protected].