Closed th3fallen closed 8 years ago
It looks like your sabnzbd category is movies,
plural with a comma.
Try changing this in the sabnzbd categories menu to movie
@MrCee thanks for the comment, but no it's not see http://cl.ly/1q3q1k0d3I39/Image%202016-05-17%20at%2010.37.13%20AM.png
@th3fallen I notice in the one field of the category you have a * in the field (movies). Just curious if that was intentional? I'm tempted to say that the params are being passed and for some reason its picking up the comma delimiter. Try without the \ maybe?
yes, its intentional without it movies pushed from dognzb wont go into the correct category
@th3fallen
I am still seeing your category listed as movies
plural.
Looking at the .png linked, this does not have a script associated with it. You have this set to Default
. You should be able to select nzbToMedia.py
if all your permissions are set correctly and the folder is specified in Folders >> Post-Processing Scripts Folder
, you will then see the script visible in the Categories menu.
Try changing this to movie
and clean up old entries in /sabnzbd/var/config.ini
and in particular look for the main issue as posted in your log Category:[movies,] is not defined or is not enabled.
I don't use Groups / Indexer tags
myself... so I'm not sure what the need is for the *asterisk.
If this helps, on my sabnzbd categories, you will see the following:
@MrCee i turned the script off because it was erroring out with the error above, the group is for dognzb see the bottom of http://wiki.sabnzbd.org/configure-categories-1-0 for info on that. but should have no beiring on the category name being passed to the script...
Category:[movies,] is not defined or is not enabled. Please rename it or ensure it is enabled for the appropriate section in your autoProcessMedia.cfg and try again.
As per autoProcessMedia.cfg [[movie]]
keep your sabnzbd Category listed as movie
with permissions to the correct folder which will run nzbToMedia.py
specified in the Script dropdown as per the screen grab above.
@MrCee i see where that string is coming from, its coming from the movie_categories key in sabnzb.ini but if i edit it and remove the comma and reload the sab service it reappends a comma?
If you try to append the sabnzbd GUI, type what you need, press escape, then tab. THEN SAVE. Old entries have a wicked way of coming back.
If you need to append the (on my set-up) /sabnzbd/var/config.ini
... just stop the service. Append. Start again.
Just tried that still came back, going ot ask in their irc and see whats up
Can you post your findings as to which config file that can't be changed?
@MrCee yep, just found it, it was created by sorting settings even though they where disabled... strange.
Now im getting a git error i'll sort that out and report back if all is fixed.
Good news. Make sure you post back what you found, how you found it, the changes involved as to how you resolved the issue as to help anyone else with a similar scenario.
@MrCee was due to my user's shell being set to /bin/false
like an idiot. seems to be fixed now. thanks for the help
Actually im wrong, im the log for the script says ::MAIN: Calling CouchPotato:movies to post-process:<movieName>
but in sabs status it says Exit(1) Exception TypeError: "'NoneType' object is not callable" in (More)
but i see nothing to that effect in sabs logs or nzbtomedia's... any ideas?
the issue is the url base expects /couchpotato
not couchpotato
like cp expects. all fixed
I'm sure im doing something wrong but for the life of me i cant figure it out.
The category in sabnzb that the file is downloading to is
movies
my couchpotato install is located behind a reverse proxy accessible via<ip>/couchpotato
here's my config
and here's my log output