Hi Markus, thanks again for your reply!
Perhaps because it’s never run? Removing the package from synology may remove the config (I recall a discussion about that when the package was first made, but not 100% sure that’s still the case).
Valid point, I’m beginning to doubt myself if I have not removed it by accident earlier…in an attempt to get it working somehow. So if there is a solution, without downgrading DSM but still to be able use Sonarr with NZBget, i’m more than happy to it. Then I just have to spend another evening reconfiguration everything, which seems required anyway now, although i’m not certain yet if I looked at all possible places for this map.
Probably easiest to copy those files to another location via SSH (and sudo), edit them there (where you have permissions) then replace them afterwards.
So this is where I get stuck; I downloaded the “service setup” file with winSCP to my desktop, amended the code with old fashion notepad from:
PATH="${SYNOPKG_PKGDEST}/bin:${PATH}"
MONO_PATH="/var/packages/mono/target/bin"
MONO="${MONO_PATH}/mono"
to:
PATH="${SYNOPKG_PKGDEST}/bin:${PATH}"
MONO_PATH="/var/packages/Mono/target/usr/local/bin"
MONO="${MONO_PATH}/Mono"
This so it’s referring to Mono Beta iso regular mono, which is the trick according to the shared posts earlier, basically this post summarizes my solution (at least I think).
But when uploading it, I get this error:
scp: /var/packages/nzbdrone/scripts/service-setup2: Permission denied
Neither am I able to upload a different named file in the same folder for same permission error.
For clarity also adding screenshot, any idea how I can get this fixed, or how I can get a new install of Sonarr working without downgrading DSM ?
I don’t know what Sudo is and how it works…is there an easy workaround?
