Did not resolve the problem.

But I did find the file I needed in etc/rc.d

Thanks for pointing me in the right direction.

It is ext-3.

A possibility, but I can find nothing else acting out of the ordinary.

Either way, anyone with a suggestion on where the file storing that info is located?

I could either manually edit it or even delete it and try again.

Should have tried a fsck already, will try it Thanks.

When I click the choose sfs to add button nothing happens. They did work in the past.

All the other buttons work, but not that one.

If all else fails is there a file I can edit to manually add sfs files for startup?

Running Precise.

Why pan?

It is a subpar for binaries.

SABnzbd is not too difficult to get going.

How lame.

Not depressed at all, good riddance.

Not only are you taking your toys and going home and we can't play with them....but you damn round eyes are punished.

To commemorate the day.......

In older versions booting with the pfix=fsck option resolved this problem.

No idea on the current version, but I would look out for a fsck option on boot.

Link for Unrar

Python + 2 other Files needed

I also needed cheetah

I plan on starting from ground up shortly again. I will make sure to document each step when doing so. When I initially setup SABnzbd, I was not even sure I was going to continue to use Puppy, so it was all rather haphazard.

I spoke in haste. There was no need to create a pet, it is just a series of python scripts etc. Just get the latest Source from Here . Extract it to a folder. To run it I just open the folder, right click, window, shell command, and type "python SABnzbd.py" (without the "") and [...

I presume the files are in rar archives, along with a set of par2 files? I also presume you have rar already installed. That is how most of the ones I get are, occasionally they are just split into smaller avi files. Can I also presume that you have attempted to extract them with unrar and got a crc...

What exactly are you trying to do?

Fix an archive with par2 files?

I have par2 , just symlinked par2repair, par2create, par2verify to par2 (in /usr/bin) that I use commandline that I grabbed from an old ubuntu install, Works fine.

lol Pizzasgood

Talk about confusing people, What next?

Perhaps next month we can discuss why some people confuse Halloween and Christmas :P:P

I figured I would take a cue from Pizzasgood, while it is longer, it does look less depressing.

100111.

Jack Benny would be proud, well at least for another 6 months.

I also used a password that I use on common things like messageboards etc.... it's always the same password no matter what...The password was correct, something else caused it to happen.

Care to tell us Mothers maiden name? SS #?

What are the chances of Obama doing something 'different' about the monetary gorilla, er I mean policy? The guy who spent more than the 2 party candidates combined in previous elections? Sounds like a 900lb enriched gorilla to me. Fiscally Obama is no better than anyone who has been in contention f...

It is not literally the oil that fueled this war, but the fact that Saddam threatened the relationship between oil and the us dollar. When Saddam switched to the euro he made war inevitable. The US dollar gains to much by being the sole currency for the trade of oil to let go easily. We have reaped ...

This is Baxter and Boaz visiting my native city.

They love cats, other dogs, KIDS, KIDS, KIDS, and anyone with hands to pet them.


Unfortunately at 113 and 117 pounds their innate belief they are lapdogs can cause a bit of discomfort from time to time.

It is not just city hall that has this fucktarded mentality. I was getting access to a bill in my wife's name to pay it. She gave them permission to speak to me, but they would not do anything until I gave them my social security number. WTF, I need to give out my SS # to pay a cable bill in my wife...

In src/main.c Lines 1251-1256 if (compat_is_superuser()) { fprintf(stderr, "Never ever run this as root! You may use:\n\n"); fprintf(stderr, " su - username -c 'gtk-gnutella --daemonize'\n\n"); fprintf(stderr, "where 'username' stands for a regular user name.\n"); exit(...

Thanks, the old version was not what I was looking for...BUT.

I did end up doing the same thing the author of the other pup did and just remove the lines from the source and recompile.

No problems now!

Good idea, I should have thought of that myself.