Have you set up servers in SAB to get the files? I assume you have but worth a try In other news, I still have the 503 error but SAB is downloading files and processing them fine, so must be some sort of problem with the interface with Apache. Will look later. Interestingly I tried to start SAB from...

Hope you get it sorted OK as it is a pretty neat server. I'm struggling getting back episodes beacuse I am using free usenet accounts with only 120 days or so retention so if anyone knows of any longer free ones, post here. I wish I had kept a note of all the things I had to do to get it well workin...

Did you do the install of cherrypy before installing sab? I had to do that first to get it working

You need to pair it with SABnzbd to download then use the scripts in sickbeard to move the files back to your TV folder when they are finished. There is a good guide below which really helped me sort everything out.

http://sickbeard.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=10

Finally got it working with 127.0.0.1:25914 Now it's working fine.

OK I got the app to run in the end (reboot the hda if in doubt). How are you addressing sabnzbd server from sickbeard as I can't get it to connect with the ip address method and keep getting errors. EDIT: this is def related to my inability to reach the server via the ip address:port method. my othe...

I can't even get the service to start. Says it can't write to the logfile. Any idea which one that is? Also, my HDA web-app folders are empty.

Thanks. I was missing some dependencies which fixed it. Also need to gain read/write control of the directory as well as I got some premission errors when trying to write to the config file. Now it's working fine for me.

Now I need to get SABnzbd working. Just getting empty folder at the moment.

Thanks for the access folks. I'm probably doing something really thick here but I can't access the server and keep getting a 503: service unavailable error. The log file gives a connection refused HTTP type error and also ap_proxy_connect_backend disabling worker for (localhost) error. Perhaps I oug...

I'd be keen to have a crack at testing this. Sounds mighty useful..