Problem with Post scripting

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Hello,

I’ve recently installed NZBget, spotweb and Sonarr on my QNAP TS-859 NAS. Everything seems to work, NZBget downloads files and put them in a folder: /Download/TV-Series/. NZBget says the following over the files:
Health: 100%
unpack: success
nrbztomedia: success
nzbtodrone: success
email: failure

After a while Sonarr moves or deletes the files from the folder: /Download/TV-Series/
and the download activity get’s blacklisted. When i look at the info it says the following:

PAR Status: NONE - Unpack Status: SUCCESS - Move Status: SUCCESS - Script Status: FAILURE - Delete Status: NONE - Mark Status: NONE

Does anyone have any idea what is going on here?

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You may want to read the messages you posted again, see if you can spot why Sonarr thinks the download is bogus… :wink:

Spoiler Health: 100% unpack: success nrbztomedia: success nzbtodrone: success email: **failure**

PAR Status: NONE - Unpack Status: SUCCESS - Move Status: SUCCESS - Script Status: FAILURE - Delete Status: NONE - Mark Status: NONE

Yup, the email script ‘fails’ which means the download is considered failed.

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I don’t even know why i get the email script error is occuring i currently only have the nzbToMedia script enabled.
I’ve also had other downloads that were completely successful in NZBget but in Sonarr the downloads always get blacklisted.

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scripts can be enabled in nzbget globally and per category, it’s enabled somewhere.

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I found the email script somewhere else in NZBget and disabled it. Now it goes one step further. the download stays in queue with the status “Not enough free space” this is not the case though. The folder where the downloads should go has 5TB free space and both admin and guest have full control.

When i do a manual import the folders are created and the downloads are placed in the correct folder.

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I found the last problem too. Although in my System tab the drives including drivespaces are visible for some reason Sonarr seems to think my disk is full. I’ve disabled “Skip Free Space Check” under “Settings” -> “Mediamanagement”.
Now everything works perfectly!

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