toymachine2009 Wrote:Okay so I have Sickbeard to process and move everything to my 2TB drive (E:/Tv Shows) . Well now that its full I set it to post process to my new drive (D:/Tv Shows) Works great for newly added shows on sickbeard but for ones that were already on my E: Drive they all have an error saying No directory on this D: drive..

So what I am asking is am I not able to have it download the same show but to a different drive because the main DIR is on the drive that is all full?

So my goal is for it to keep going and downloading my current shows just onto a different drive other than where the original Directory is.

Is this possible?

Quote:No one has run into this problem?

Tiny Clanger Wrote:Sick Beard is refusing to add the show Hacks (TVDB ID 254799); when I try, I get this in the log:

Code:

Jan-02 10:10:10 INFO     SHOWQUEUE-ADD :: TVDB: {'apikey': '9DAF49C96CBF8DAC', 'cache_dir': '/home/xbmc/sickbeard/cache/tvdb', 'http_proxy': None, 'cache': True, 'language': u'en'}
Jan-02 10:10:14 ERROR    SHOWQUEUE-ADD :: Error contacting TVDB: There was an error with the XML retrieved from thetvdb.com:
syntax error: line 1, column 49
First try emptying the cache folder at..
/home/xbmc/sickbeard/cache/tvdb
If this does not resolve the issue, please try again later.

(those multiline messages are certainly confusing to read in the log viewer, with its newest-first ordering )

The same problem occurs after clearing the cache, and in fact nothing is even cached for Hacks. Other shows don't seem to have the same problem — I was able to add Spooks without any difficulty.

Not sure if this is a Sick Beard problem or bad data in the TVDB entries (they look OK, though…)

Does anybody have any ideas what the problem could be?

Edit: Looks like a TVDB problem: http://thetvdb.com/api/9DAF49C96CBF8DAC/series/254799/all/en.zip gives a 404, whereas replacing 254799 with 78890 gets the details for Spooks.

toymachine2009 Wrote:No one has run into this problem?

toymachine2009 Wrote:No one has run into this problem?

vinistois Wrote:Re-organize your files so that you have all your shows on a single drive, all your movies on another drive.

This should be adequate for almost any collection. IF 2 or 3 TB is not enough to contain all your shows, then you need to combine your multiple drives into one (using JBOD or another raid method). You can do this in software or hardware.

look into flexraid, unraid, greyhole, amahi, diskbuncher, etc.

thezoggy Wrote:or just use soft raid, junction paints, or symlinks. yes windows can do symlinks.

HenryFord Wrote:Technically - the junction point is the NTFS equivalent of a symlink.
I would also work with junction points - you can create them via "mklink" on the command-line. If you need help how to do it:
Open the command-line and type "mklink /?"

Death-Axe Wrote:How do I add torrent providers to this? I have googled and not found guides. please help.

htpc guy Wrote:Anyway, is there anyway for sab to ignore these password protected files and snag something else instead?

I'm using nzbmatrix with astraweb as my newsgroup provider.
The file names clearly said "Encrypted" so it would be easy for SB to filter out these .nzb's if it were programmed to do so.

vinistois Wrote:I've never tried this but I'm intrigued as to how well it works. Could I theoretically add a 2TB hdd to a 64GB SSD as a junction point? So windows would see this all as one big drive? Obviously anything contained in the 2TB 'folder' wouldn't be as quick to access as the rest of the drive. Would that deteriorate the performance of the rest of the SSD?