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Hi All,
I've updated the Download Station wiki to enable scripts to run on Synology Download Station after the DSM 5.1 AppArmor inclusion. This worked for myself for sometime, but now I'm seeing some issues where TorrentToMedia.py picks up on the original DOWNLOAD_TR_TMP_DIR instead of the directory the downloaded files are supposed to be used for post processing.
Download Station will download partial downloads to DOWNLOAD_TR_TMP_DIR. Once complete, the DOWNLOAD_TR_TMP_DIR would normally be used for seeding until files are removed from Download Station. My saved destination for post processing torrents would be /volume1/downloads/process/tv. They are linked to the same file, but the script will always pick up on the DOWNLOAD_TR_TMP_DIR first and class this as UNCAT.
I have seen other users having the same problem here >>>
https://sickrage.tv/forums/forum/help-support/nzbtomedia-support/30815-torrenttomedia-with-synology-using-temp-download-directory
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Im using sickrage and not sickragetv.... yet we (other user posting the same issue) are both on Synology NAS. Note: Download Station forces us to use the DOWNLOAD_TR_TMP_DIR. The path is listed in settings.json 'incomplete-dir': '/var/services/download', >>> This points to /volume1/@Download.
Is there anyway you can get the TorrentToMedia.py to recognise the chosen downloaded directory and not the DOWNLOAD_TR_TMP_DIR?
I went back to an old commit just to see if it would work again, no luck.
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Step 1: The first thing we have to do is stop the current download so that the files are not being accessed or updated by uTorrent. To do this, just right-click on the torrent and choose Stop. Do not Pause the download.
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