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Issue with Completed destination example for NZBGet #1232

Closed DomNixon closed 1 year ago

DomNixon commented 1 year ago

The following guide shows the completed destination should be ${MainDir}/complete while the correct destination is ${MainDir} Having this incorrect results in a Remote Path error

https://trash-guides.info/Hardlinks/Examples/

bakerboy448 commented 1 year ago

Should be fine as is. Does the folder actually exist including category folder as/if applicable?

what's the EXACT error? Docker? what's your mounts?

Unless you are crossing OSes or physical hardware you effectively never need a remote path map.

DomNixon commented 1 year ago

Yeah that was my understanding as well which is why I spent a lot of time hunting this down. The issue is same as noted in the guide. The paths were identical in unraid for the container and host path as noted here - https://trash-guides.info/Hardlinks/How-to-setup-for/Unraid/ I had also followed the examples listed which left the /complete for destination in NZBGet which conflicts with this info:

"Info

The reason why we use /data/usenet/ for the usenet client is because it only needs access to the usenet files. In the usenet software settings, you’ll need to reconfigure paths and you can sort into sub-folders like /data/usenet/{tv|movies|music}."

Movies would end up in /data/usenet/complete/movies instead of /data/usenet/movies

This results in the Paths looking like this (No /Complete for DestDir) image

bakerboy448 commented 1 year ago

Again, please provide the requested information

The guide appears accurate and there doesn't appear to be any issue with the Unraid Guide. The unraid guide has nothing to do with configuring the app itself; only the mounts.

There's no conflict because - again - the Hardlinks guides are how to setup for hardlinks / how to set up the mounts. They are not how to configure the apps inside themselves, that is covered in the respective download client guides and the Examples section reflects those guides.

Incomplete vs. Complete paths and subfolders accordingly may very based on a users specific setup. if they use them; then have them; if they don't then don't.

Regardless - if you're following the guide with your mounts - complete or incomplete folders in usenet app configuration would never cause a remote path map to be needed. If you believe one is then either the folder Starrs will look at for the category does not exist or your mounts are incorrect.

DomNixon commented 1 year ago

Apologies, just trying to help pass on the info since this stumped me for a minute. To accommodate I broke my setup back to the error state and took the required screenshot to show the issue. Apologies if this is long and wordy, I was not clear in the last response and would love to understand were I am misunderstanding if I am.

First this should be noted we are specific looking at Radarr and NZBGet

Following the Unraid guide listed here This guide does not ask for us to create /data/usenet/movies/completed so I did not create that, that may resolve the error as well. Tried with the folder complete created and same error. Here are my docker mounts which align with the article.

image

I spent multiple hours thinking this was somehow incorrect somehow and was causing this error:

image

What I found was the example I was following for the configuration inside NZBGet was causing the error.

This causes the error: image

This does not: image

yammes08 commented 1 year ago

The reason you're getting the error is because that folder doesn't exist, however that folder (/complete) will be created the first time something is downloaded. If you switch back to your 'error state', then grab something, once it's complete that error will probably go away.

DomNixon commented 1 year ago

Interesting thank you, will give that a try, I have the folder created already.