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How do I delete sickrage links?
Hiya, Love my RN10400 but have a newbe problem! Installed sickrage and love it, only problem is i cannot find any way of deleting the dowload links that are left in the home folder, The only dropd...
Hi StephenB,
Thank you so much the home folder was the problem, once i transefered it all to a different folder, like magic all the option appeared.
thanks once again for your input to a newbee.
Cheers
SteveH
Hello steve1955,
Welcome to the community!
Can you browse the shares using admin account and get to Home folder, I believe you will see a folder for each link or show? Or try getting to the admin page then browse shares then go to Home.
Regards,
Hi JennC,
Thank you.
Yes i can get to all folders, and i am accessing by admin account,but the links are not in any of the sub folders they are in the home folder. I can use the links to dowload programs copy the link and see if there are any other versions of it, but when i highlight it the delete option is not there even the X delete icon does not light up and when i right click it all i get is the 3 options download copy version!
Steve.
If you're trying to manually delete them from the GUI of the ReadyNAS, do a right click on the file.
Example: https://i.imgur.com/NYcJ58E.png
If you're trying to automatically delete them once the download is complete, you need to look into the option of Sickrage or your torrent app.
Hi,
Thanks for the reply.
That's the problem though, I right click and the only options i get are as i stated "Download...Copy and Version" I have tried every type of delete options i know but nothing seems to work.
See pic below
Steve.
You might be having problems because you put the files in home in the first place. /data/home is a special folder - it is intended to hold user "private" home shares, and not for general use as a share. I don't use sickrage, but I think you should configure a sickrage share that it can use (and stop using home).
Try accessing the NAS from a PC (using file explorer) using NAS admin credentials. That will let you see the home folder, and you might be able to delete the files from there.
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