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Show disc space of mounted disc
Posted: January 9th, 2012, 7:45 am
by Spikey84
Hi,
Is it possible, by using a special setting for example, to show the free/used disc space of all discs, also the mounted once?
I have Sabnzbd configured to download to the folder ~/Downloads/ and when downloaded to move to ~/Movies/
~/Dowloads/ is a normal folder on my primary disc.
~/Movies/ is a mountpoint to the folder /mount/Element_1T5/Movies
Unfortunately Sabnzbd currently only shows the disc free/used space of the primary disc, I guess because sabnzbd 'thinks' that it's the only the disc i'm downloading and moving to.
I know from my old windows version that the disc space indicator is based on the downloadfolders of sabnzbd.
Is there a way to let Sabnzbd show the disc space of my mounted disc? Or should I make a hard link (/mount/Element_1T5/Movies) for this in the config of sabnzbd to make it work?
Thanks Spikey
Version: 0.6.14
OS: Ubuntu
Install-type: linux repository
Skin (if applicable): Plush
Firewall Software: None
Re: Show disc space of mounted disc
Posted: January 9th, 2012, 8:15 am
by Marcoevich
Hmm, If you set your temporary download folder to ~/Downloads/ and your folder for completed downloads to ~/Movies/ this should automatically work.
In the topright corner of SABNzbd (plush gold) you see the diskspace left on your temp. download location (in your case ~/Downloads) AND ALSO your disk space in the completed downloads location. See:
Re: Show disc space of mounted disc
Posted: January 25th, 2012, 4:26 am
by Spikey84
Yeah... that's what I want...
But I guess it doesn't work that simple because I use a symbolic link for Movies.
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ls -l
drwxr-xr-x 5 spikey84 spikey84 4096 2011-10-05 23:06 Downloads
lrwxrwxrwx 1 spikey84 spikey84 27 2010-12-30 00:25 Movies -> /media/Elements_1T5/Movies/
I'm using the following settings in sabnzbd:
Folder:
Default Base Folder: /home/myHome
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Temporary Download Folder: Downloads/Incomplete
Completed Download Folder: Downloads/Complete
Categories:
Relative folders are based on: /home/myHome/Downloads/Complete
I know of my previous windows configuration that this way type of configuration should do the job (and I tested it last weekend again to be sure). Unfortunately it seems not on ubuntu.
I also tried with a full path to the external hdd in catogories (/media/Elements_1T5/Movies/), but it doesn't want to show the second hdd in the top right corner.
Anyone Ideas?
Thanks Spikey
Re: Show disc space of mounted disc
Posted: May 5th, 2012, 1:28 pm
by Spikey84
Nobody any idea what else could cause the problem?
Re: Show disc space of mounted disc
Posted: May 5th, 2012, 3:03 pm
by shypike
Actually we shouldn't show the size of the destination disk.
For each category you could set another drive.
Re: Show disc space of mounted disc
Posted: May 5th, 2012, 4:43 pm
by Spikey84
Oke, if that's so why do in some cases (like on my windows configuration) is the disc size of all "used" drives shown?
And I actually don't see any reason why you shouldn't show the size (or free space) of the destination disk(s)?
I would find it pretty useful since I run SABnzbd on a XBMC-live machine on which i rarely see how much free space I've left.
So again is there anyone who know how I can get this working on a Ubuntu system?
Re: Show disc space of mounted disc
Posted: May 5th, 2012, 5:07 pm
by Spikey84
I now see that I've had it wrong al the time... Sorry
Marcoevich was right, but I read it wrong. What he said was, if I set the temporary folder to a other path (drive) than the download folder SABnzbd will show me two disks with the two free spaces.
I didn't noticed this the first time because I was so focused on the category settings. On my Windows system I have had different temp and download folders since the beginning and for a good reason, but on ubuntu system I rather have them on the same drive and only movies and series should be copied to my external hdd.
Hmm. still doesn't solve the problem that I can't see the free space on my external hdd with the configuration I really want, but at least I now know what 'causes' it and how I can 'fix' it.
Thanks Spikey