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Perhaps you should include the error message you are getting? "It's broke" doesn't really help a developer.Homerboy wrote: I really need to figure out how to get the GIT version working on windows
clawtilda wrote:
- The episodes that were downloaded by sickbeard appear as Snatched. Do they eventually switch to Downloaded?
I didn't say it was "broke" or I needed help though. It was nothing more than a general comment that I need to get it working and/or set up.tt365 wrote:Perhaps you should include the error message you are getting? "It's broke" doesn't really help a developer.Homerboy wrote: I really need to figure out how to get the GIT version working on windows
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File "/share/MD0_DATA/.qpkg/Sick-Beard/cherrypy/_cprequest.py", line 660, in respond
response.body = self.handler()
File "/share/MD0_DATA/.qpkg/Sick-Beard/cherrypy/lib/encoding.py", line 193, in __call__
self.body = self.oldhandler(*args, **kwargs)
File "/share/MD0_DATA/.qpkg/Sick-Beard/cherrypy/_cpdispatch.py", line 25, in __call__
return self.callable(*self.args, **self.kwargs)
File "/share/MD0_DATA/.qpkg/Sick-Beard/sickbeard/webserve.py", line 1479, in fixEpisodeNames
showObj.fixEpisodeNames()
File "/share/MD0_DATA/.qpkg/Sick-Beard/sickbeard/tv.py", line 811, in fixEpisodeNames
result = processTV.renameFile(rootEp.location, rootEp.prettyName())
AttributeError: 'module' object has no attribute 'renameFile'yep, that fixed it. thanks.midgetspy wrote: Update your SB, that should have been fixed a while ago.
Thanks that is working fine now.midgetspy wrote: rosarch: OK that should be fixed now, let me know if that's not the case.
I have not had to reboot my QNAP running Sick and Sab....you running anything else?rosarch wrote:Thanks that is working fine now.midgetspy wrote: rosarch: OK that should be fixed now, let me know if that's not the case.
The only other issue I have noticed is that on the Qnap Sickbeard eats up the memory.
Prior to using Sickbeard I have only had to reboot the Qnap once due to a memory bug with Sabnzb which has been fixed with the latest release. Whilst using Sickbeard and getting all of my data added I have had to reboot the qnap quite a few times.
When the qnap is started it shows the below.
/dev/ram 124.0M 117.5M 6.5M 95% /
When using Sickbeard this moves up to 100% quite quickly, I am just trying to pin down what is causing this, at the minute it appear to occur when I add episodes to wanted but this is not conclusive. I know other people are using this with Qnap boxes and was wondering if they were seeing the same issue. Other than that the app is quality, don't know why I didn't move across from hellavcr sooner...
Nope nothing else running apart from the basics, it is deff related to the usage of Sickbeard due to the fact that the more I use it the quicker it eats into memory and is unusable.geebee wrote:I have not had to reboot my QNAP running Sick and Sab....you running anything else?rosarch wrote:Thanks that is working fine now.midgetspy wrote: rosarch: OK that should be fixed now, let me know if that's not the case.
The only other issue I have noticed is that on the Qnap Sickbeard eats up the memory.
Prior to using Sickbeard I have only had to reboot the Qnap once due to a memory bug with Sabnzb which has been fixed with the latest release. Whilst using Sickbeard and getting all of my data added I have had to reboot the qnap quite a few times.
When the qnap is started it shows the below.
/dev/ram 124.0M 117.5M 6.5M 95% /
When using Sickbeard this moves up to 100% quite quickly, I am just trying to pin down what is causing this, at the minute it appear to occur when I add episodes to wanted but this is not conclusive. I know other people are using this with Qnap boxes and was wondering if they were seeing the same issue. Other than that the app is quality, don't know why I didn't move across from hellavcr sooner...
I had the exact same issue with my Qnap. I was going back and forth with midget and unofficially (it hasn't be tested) he said I could try editing config.ini. I created a new folder called sickbeard-cachetvdb and made the following change:rosarch wrote:Nope nothing else running apart from the basics, it is deff related to the usage of Sickbeard due to the fact that the more I use it the quicker it eats into memory and is unusable.geebee wrote:I have not had to reboot my QNAP running Sick and Sab....you running anything else?rosarch wrote: Thanks that is working fine now.
The only other issue I have noticed is that on the Qnap Sickbeard eats up the memory.
Prior to using Sickbeard I have only had to reboot the Qnap once due to a memory bug with Sabnzb which has been fixed with the latest release. Whilst using Sickbeard and getting all of my data added I have had to reboot the qnap quite a few times.
When the qnap is started it shows the below.
/dev/ram 124.0M 117.5M 6.5M 95% /
When using Sickbeard this moves up to 100% quite quickly, I am just trying to pin down what is causing this, at the minute it appear to occur when I add episodes to wanted but this is not conclusive. I know other people are using this with Qnap boxes and was wondering if they were seeing the same issue. Other than that the app is quality, don't know why I didn't move across from hellavcr sooner...
I used Sickbeard quite heavily, adding shows etc over the weekend and had to reboot the Qnap 3 times due to /dev/ram filling up.
I have been at work all morning and just logged onto the server and it is at 96%, (after a reboot it is at 95%) highlighting that when I am not using Sickbeard memory usage is not increasing anywhere near as quick as it does with usage.
I only had to reboot it once previous to installing Sickbeard due to an issue with SAB which was fixed in 5.2.
Maybe it is due to the amount of shows I have added? Currently at 75 and I have about 20 episodes set at wanted...
My box is a TS-439
Quality, I will try that tonight - thanksmlabate wrote:I had the exact same issue with my Qnap. I was going back and forth with midget and unofficially (it hasn't be tested) he said I could try editing config.ini. I created a new folder called sickbeard-cachetvdb and made the following change:rosarch wrote:Nope nothing else running apart from the basics, it is deff related to the usage of Sickbeard due to the fact that the more I use it the quicker it eats into memory and is unusable.geebee wrote: I have not had to reboot my QNAP running Sick and Sab....you running anything else?
I used Sickbeard quite heavily, adding shows etc over the weekend and had to reboot the Qnap 3 times due to /dev/ram filling up.
I have been at work all morning and just logged onto the server and it is at 96%, (after a reboot it is at 95%) highlighting that when I am not using Sickbeard memory usage is not increasing anywhere near as quick as it does with usage.
I only had to reboot it once previous to installing Sickbeard due to an issue with SAB which was fixed in 5.2.
Maybe it is due to the amount of shows I have added? Currently at 75 and I have about 20 episodes set at wanted...
My box is a TS-439
cache_dir = /share/MD0_DATA/Qweb/sickbeard-cachetvdb
Restarted SickBeard and everything has been fine for weeks.
