Hope for whoever runs across this gets you where you need to go as it took me some time with trial an error figuring this out. Scroll down on the Downloads tab until you see 'Run external program on torrent completion' type in unrar x -r 'F/.' 'F/ Note: you have to install unrar from the nerd pack, just search \'unrar\' and install the first one. Then use this line to unrar after each torrent is done: Run external program on torrent completion
Tools -> Options -> Downloads tab and select the check box where it says Now we can go back to the qBittorrent web interface and select the following Going through trials and tribulations and already having the qBittorrent jail created I performed the following: "C:\Program Files\WinRAR\UnRAR.exe" x -r "%D\*" "%D" Run this program when a torrent finishes: However as we all know that not every torrent won't be a compressed ".rar" file and one of the features that I loved from uTorrent was the ability to automatically unrar the files like so: Thanks to this forum post How To: Install qBittorrent in a jail I was able to get everything up and running smoothly. linux/auto/I0-stringy/.packlist Appending installation info to /usr/lib. I've started the transition away from uTorrent and my Windows machine and gone the FreeNAS route with qBittorrent. i might "disable" it, then restart and see if that changes anything on a quick download.ģ. unrar detected according to the logs of sabnzdb Press the Extract button to extract the selected files to Google Drive. UNRAR 4.10 freeware Copyright (c) 1993-2012 Alexander RoshalĭASNAS> /usr/local/sabnzbd/bin/unrar e. Once displayed, click on any individual file inside the ZIP to view or download it. Unrar works from both locations in for sab
#AUTO UNRAR LINUX MANUAL#
Did a manual test of unrar from an SSH session under the 'admin' user and under the 'sabnzbd' users. I personally haven't worked with the Linux versions, but am rather proficient at Linux for sake of checking anything that is being asked of me for sake of this thread.ġ. In the case of installing on the windows system, everything works just fine.
I've used all of these tools before on my Windows HTPC, but want to migrate the functions over to the NAS device so that the HTPC can perform a different function.
#AUTO UNRAR LINUX ARCHIVE#
If I login via SSH into the NAS device, and manually extract the downloaded archive (unrar e ), sickbeard will correctly detect the contents and perform next steps (move, rename, create metadata, etc) Sickbeard does scan the folders, but fails to find a video file I know it doesn't extract, but I think it's also not performing a par check too SAB will complete the download as expected cleanupAutoTasks false // Remove autounpack tasks parameters after finish, otherwise will be shown in the 'Tasks' tab deleteAutoArchives false // Delete archive files after successful auto. Sickbeard will locate, download, and push the NZB into SAB via API without intervention pathToExternals 'unrar' '/usr/bin/unrar' // Something like /usr/bin/unrar. Synology DS1512+ freshly installed with the current Synology DSM 4.1 posted on their website from yesterday (October 15th).Īdded SynoCommunity repository, installed Python, installed SAB and other useful tools.Īfter pulling down a binary with SAB it's not automatically extracting the download (from rar or zip), the result is that Sickbeard will not process the files to migrate them into the proper tv folders. rar releases in Sonarr and Radarr while using usenet and torrents on a Windows Enviroment.
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