Noted. I have run greyhole -f but /mnt/samba/ still is not reflecting what is in the shares. Though now that I think about it, this is probably my error whilst going through the Mount_Shares_Locally script. What should username be set to through out? root? I had set it to my personal username, which...

Sorry for not being clear. I did follow that guide and run the script. At the end of the Wiki page there is also "Updated script for Greyhole users" which addresses Sickbeard usage, which is where the /mnt/apache came from. /mnt/samba does indeed exist, and I do see the shares reflected in...

Any recommendations? I tried stopping the service, cloning the branch it into the web-app folder, renaming the original html folder, and renaming the new branch to html. But was unable to get the service back up and running.

Just to preface, I do have my landing zone in its own partition as /lz. I believe I did that all correctly and ran the script at the end of the guide, and it created /mnt/apache and /mnt/samba, though I'm not seeing any of the share data in there. Do I need to migrate this somehow?

Well, more in the regard of manually replacing the one click install version of Sickbeard, with another branch. Rather than two at the same time.

Is it possible to use a different branch for Sickbeard, such as TVRage edition?

Sorry for the delay. Yeah running greyhole -f does move everything off the landingzone, the problem is that it seems to be that that is the only way for it to happen.

After I had innitially set this all up everything was working quite well. I added in a new hard drive, added it to the HDA per the wiki guide (as I did with previous drives), and added it into the Greyhole pool. I am not sure if this is related or not, but this is when I noticed files were just pool...

Ahh that was what was messing things up. Something must have gone wrong in the settings file. Everything is peachy now, thank you, bigfoot65!

As far as I know I hadn't changed anything, and that is what I had assumed as well. I checked the sabnzbd.ini file and I didn't even see it listed at all.

EDIT: Located, updated, and it is directing me back to http://localhost:25915/wizard/ when trying to access http://sabnzbdplus/