#Nzbget directories install#
#Nzbget directories zip#
#Nzbget directories download#

For example, consider a layout like this on your home server: /nzbroot/Movies/Ĭategory assignments are mapped by directories, so in this case you might justĪdd the following to NZBGet (DirWatch) Script's configuration: /nzbroot/Movies?c=movie, /nzbroot/TVShows?c=tv, /nzbroot/MyEBooks?c=ebooks This is done by simply adding the ?c=category.name to each directory you

NZB-Files, but you can associate whatever category you wish this way too! So not only can allow manage mulitple directories containing With this script, you can control what categories to assign to what NZB-Files (NZB related) to your central NZBGet server. No problem! This script can run on any machine and read fromĪs many directories as you want! It can also remotely post whatever it finds

#Nzbget directories download#

Post NZB-Files to it manually whenever they appear in your laptops Download

Consider that you have a media server somewhere in your house but want to.

Just set this script up to scan a designated folder (in each of their homeĭirectories) and process everything found. NZBGet too rather then giving them your admin login (to NZBGet), you can

Maybe there are multiple users on your network who each want use.

Then just know that your NZBGet serverīack at home will processed automatically for you!

you have a DropBox share you could easily download an NZB-File from your.

This is okay for most people, but consider a NZBGet limits you to identifying just one directory it should scan/watch for Locations and place them into a central location. It can be easily scripted to simply read NZB-Files from multiple It can also just perform basic moving for any NZB-Processing application (suchĪs SABnzbd. How it's configured) to a central NZBGet server.

#Nzbget directories zip#

When an NZB-File is found (or even a zip fileĬontaining NZB-Files), it is pushed either locally or remotely (depending on See the Command Line section below for details how you can easily use this on it's own (without NZBGet).ĭirWatch is a script that allows you to identify one or more directories it However, it also works perfectly well as a standalone script for others too! It can be easily adapted to anyone's environment. Ignore the message about nzbget.Note: This script was intended to work with NZBGet as a Scheduling script. downloads/dst/nzbget.log: No such file or # downloads/dst/nzbget.log: No such file or # mkdir # service nzbget onestart downloads/dst/nzbget.log: No such file or directory nf(61): Invalid value for option 'NzbDir' (/downloads/nzb/): could not Not create directory : No such file or directory nf(67): Invalid value for option 'QueueDir' (/downloads/queue/): could nf(70): Invalid value for option 'TempDir' (/downloads/tmp/): could notĬreate directory : No such file or directory Ultimately what you should do after installing nzbget is create /downloads/ and then you should be able to start nzbget successfully. I also ran into the same issue above regarding directories not existing. Im currently evaluating switching to FreeNAS and one of my use cases involved nzbget. Sorry for so many questions and I am trying to learn through doing it so any help you can provide is appreciated. Question 3: Whats left: Once I have the two items above done should I be able to loging to the web interface to manage nzbget through the gui for the rest of the setup? I assume I need to do a similar thing for nzbget but where do I find the nzbget user name? I know in sonarr I created a group and added a user to it that I created in freenas that had access to the media folder. Question 2: Permissions: What permissions do I need to set in nzbget as well. What syntax should it be in and where do I put it in the config file? I assume I should also add storage to the jail pointing to downloader folders. Question 1: Download Drives: I already have downloader folders setup up in freenas data set but need to add them to the nf file I assume. My questions is if someone can help guide me in the steps I need to take to get nzbget started so I can access the web interface to make the system changes. I am extremly poor at working in freebsd and shell but trying to learn. In reading the nf file it states some directories are mandatory to exist before nzbget will start up which makes sense. When I try to start nzbget I get the error that the download directories do not exist.

#Nzbget directories install#

Hello all, I have installed nzbget into a manual jail using the following commands: pkg update & pkg upgrade -y then pkg install nzbget.