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In the JSON settings we have. 'incomplete-dir': '/var/services/download', 'incomplete-dir-enabled': true, This 'incomplete-dir' is a hidden temporary download directory and the JSON settings cannot be changed to false, they are overwritten and revert back to the settings above. The files are moved/linked to the directory specified in Sickrage and only become visible on completion. /downloads/process/tv/ If there was a way TorrentToMedia.py could use the newest link location specified in Sickrage (which is passed to Download Station) and not the original 'incomplete-dir' which stores the files for seeding (even if seeding is disabled) this would possibly fix the issue. Note: Files are deleted from 'incomplete-dir': '/var/services/download' when the torrents are removed from Download Station manually. At this stage when TorrentToMedia.py connects to transmission, the script isn't removing torrents from the Download Station app.

I'm not sure if it's supposed to. I have seen it attempt to in the past, I'm not seeing that now and not having much luck with a manual execution. One other thing I have needed to do is when specifying paths in Sickrage >>Torrent Search >>Download File Location, the path needs to be: downloads/process/tv and NOT /volume1/downloads/process/tv/ The reason for this is if you specify the full path, when you right click the torrent in Download Station and 'Open Folder Containing'. Download Station GUI cannot find the file as it appends it's own /volume1/ to the path the file has been moved/linked to.

Any path in auto process.config would need the absolute path i.e. Thanks for getting back Clinton. Much appreciated. I've tried this all again with a fresh install of Sickrage (new branch) and I am back to the latest version of Download Station. (Previously I have tried going back to older versions of Download Station app and TorrentToMedia.py scripts as we used to have this working).

I can confirm that the Sickrage path is definitly specifided as the final destination for the files. Downloads/process/tv is shown in the Download Station GUI Furthermore, on new versions of Download Station, the /volume1/@download/1777/DOWNLOAD_TR_TMP_DIR (which is the same as /var/services/download/1777/DOWNLOAD_TR_TMP_DIR is empty apon completion of download, so I'm unsure why the script picks up on this temp directory. Note: 1777 is the temp torrent download ID generated in Synology.

Download Songs Of Tere Liye Movie. I still think there has to be a way for TorrentToMedia.py to pick up the path listed in the GUI which is provided by Sickrage and act on this path. I'll keep trying from my end.

As per the above, in summary, this is what happens to permissions when TorrentToMedia.py chmodDirectory = 1 drwxrwsrwx 3 root sc-media 4096 2016-01-04 10:48. Drwxrwsrwx 14 root sc-media 4096 2016-01-04 08:16. ---------x 2 root sc-media 2676-11-28 03:05 12.Monkeys.S01E13.Arms.of.Mine.SDTV.mp4 d--------x 2 root sc-media 4096 2016-01-04 10:48 Monkeys This file is contained within the Monkeys directory. ---------x 2 root sc-media 2676-11-28 03:05 12.Monkeys.S01E13.Arms.of.Mine.SDTV.mp4 This is what happens to permissions when TorrentToMedia.py chmodDirectory = 0, after resetting everything back to chmod 777 drwxrwsrwx 3 root sc-media 4096 2016-01-04 10:52.

Drwxrwsrwx 14 root sc-media 4096 2016-01-04 08:16. -rwxrwxrwx 2 root sc-media 2676-11-28 03:05 12.Monkeys.S01E13.Arms.of.Mine.SDTV.mp4 drwxr-sr-x 2 root sc-media 4096 2016-01-04 10:52 Monkeys The file contained within the Monkeys directory. -rwxrwxrwx 2 root sc-media 2676-11-28 03:05 12.Monkeys.S01E13.Arms.of.Mine.SDTV.mp4 Yet the file is locked. Note: I did have an MKV version in the db earlier: /volume1/video/TV Shows/12 Monkeys (2015)/Season 01/12.Monkeys.S01E13.Arms.of.Mine.SD.DVD.mkv which I have deleted from the final destination folder. I was hoping TorrentToMedia would force it to be replaced on a manual run as there are settings to do this in autoprocess.confg force = 1. I was seeing this in the log when chmodDirectory = 1: [10:24:18] [POSTPROCESS]::SICKBEARD: File /volume1/video/TV Shows/12 Monkeys (2015)/Season 01/12.Monkeys.S01E13.Arms.of.Mine.SD.DVD.mkv is larger than /volume1/downloads/tv/Monkeys/12.Monkeys.S01E13.Arms.of.Mine.SDTV.mp4 [10:24:18] [POSTPROCESS]::SICKBEARD: File exists and new file quality is not in a preferred quality list, marking it unsafe to replace When chmodDirectory = 0, I get the File is locked for reading/writing error.

Here's the last part of the TorrentToMedia.py log. If I chmod 777 the Monkeys directory manually (which the script created) and have autoprocess.confg set to chmodDirectory = 0, everything works correctly. I have found a part of the problem.

If autoProcessMedia.cfg is set up with the following the script will fail because the Monkeys directory is not created with WRITE permissions on chmodDirectory = 0 (Note: chmodDirectory = 1 strips all permissions to nothing): [SickBeard] [[tv]] process_method = move If autoProcessMedia.cfg is set up with chmodDirectory = 0 and the following the script will go ahead: [SickBeard] [[tv]] process_method = hardlink The last problem that remains is that the script does not clean up/delete the original file which was picked up before the 'Monkeys' directory was created. Thanks Clinton. I've posted a few other issues prior to my latest post, apologies for the multiple posts/logs. I'm sure I'm on the right track as I believe there may be a bug. It isn't a seeding problem.

Folders created by TorrentToMedia.py have incorrect permissions. Can I ask more about the above posts before each log. I'm sure chmodDirectory = 1 is having undesired results and removing all permissions regardless of seeding. There is definitely a problem with chmodDirectory = 1 at my end.

Permissions should not be stripped and affected this way. ChmodDirectory = 1 is removing all permissions except for EXECUTE. It cannot be used at all on a manual run. What is the purpose of chmodDirectory = 1 if it removes all permissions from the folder (and original file) to be processed? Drwxrwsrwx 3 root sc-media 4096 2016-01-04 10:48. Drwxrwsrwx 14 root sc-media 4096 2016-01-04 08:16. ---------x 2 root sc-media 2676-11-28 03:05 12.Monkeys.S01E13.Arms.of.Mine.SDTV.mp4 d--------x 2 root sc-media 4096 2016-01-04 10:48 Monkeys I'd really like to nut this one out and appreciate your input.

Synology haven't done anything with the request to have the ENVIRONMENT VARIABLE: TR_TORRENT_DIR redefined before TorrentToMedia.py is called by Download Station. It still points to the old location and cannot be processed as it is not showing a tv or movie directory. What do you think of including a work around something like the following. If TR_TORRENT_DIR contains DOWNLOAD_TR_TMP_DIR then match the download ID with the correct location which can be derived from this query.

Psql -t -A -U postgres -d download -c 'SELECT task_id, filename, destination FROM Download_queue' OUTPUT: 2313 Avengers.Age.of.Ultron.2015.DVDrip.Isl.Texti.avi downloads/movie 2315 Thor The Dark World (2013) DVDRip XviD-MAXSPEED downloads/movie Note: /Volume1/ is missing from the above output destination in this PSQL query because I don't specify this in Sickrage or CouchPotato. The GUI appends its own volume which is not displayed for manual adds or editing final destination, although we can still pass absolute paths from SR or CP if required. The other ENVIRONMENT VARIABLES are correct.