The only processing I see happening in SAB shows a script running (SingleExtract.bat) that moves the file and delete a folder. Drone will look for any files in the path that SAB reports the release was extracted to in this case: d:\\USENET\\DOWNLOADED\\Release.Name.S07E11.HDTV.x264-KILLERS If that script is moving it from there, the import will fail.
I’m seeing: 14-7-15 14:22:03.7|Trace|CompletedDownloadService|Storage path does not exist: Release.Name.S07E11.HDTV.x264-KILLERS - as suspected it is being moved and drone is unable to process it.
I’m replaced the actual series title with Release.Name, but otherwise it has been unchanged.
I’m also having this problem and have followed the steps, but it’s no better.
In my situation, I downloaded a season of 20 episodes. They got passed to sabnzdb (0.7.18), which then downloads and states it’s completed successfully for all of them. However, I’ve 3 episodes that have remained in the temporary location before being moved to the final location using ‘Completed Download Handling’. When checking nzbdrone (2.0.0.1632), the progress bar is stuck at 100%.
This is the second season it’s happened on. The first time, I manually moved and renamed the files, scanned the drive, watched the shows and deleted them. Throughout all of this, nzbdrone is stuck on 100% for those few episodes.
If you need any screenshots or any particular info, please let me know.
Do I post up the entire file here, as it’s a big file with lots of info, or can I message you directly? I’m just concerned on the level of info / content potentially available without going through thousands of lines? I don’t know if it displays API’s, passwords etc…
Is there a way to grab the latest version, or will it be pushed eventually?
@WannabeMKII - the files names are hashed, you will need to fix them so the import can succeed (make them match the folder name and they should import w/o issue).
This would be an issue with the drone factory as well, the next release will show why it failed to import in the queue in drone.
Look at the filename on disk, the only work around is the rename the filename to match the folder name so drone can figure out which episode the file is (sorry I wasn’t clear enough in my last post).