When you say that flexget works when you run it manually, are you running it manually as the deluge user? Does the cron job show that it's running if you "grep flexget /var/log/syslog"?

The deluge user should be able to write to that directory. Do you know for sure that it's a permissions problem? Are the files/directories inside /media/UserData/TV also owned by the user deluge? If you do "sudo chmod -R 777 /media/UserData/TV", do downloads work after that?

Yeah, that's probably related to permissions. You can confirm it by looking in your Deluge webui, click on a torrent, and go to the Details tab. Run this to double check what user deluge is supposed to run as: grep DELUGED_USER /etc/default/deluge-daemon It will probably be the user "deluge&quo...

I know that for some folks (me included), half the fun of having a media center / home server is building it and configuring it. And for folks who want to learn Linux, building a media center / home server is a great way to do that. But I wonder if there are folks who don't care about building it an...

So if you run the thing as root, it works fine. If you run it as your regular user account, acidjesus, it bounces? I wonder if you added an acidjesus= line, in addition to the root= line? # The user that gets all the mails (UID < 1000, usually the admin) root=mygmailemail@gmail.com acidjesus=mygmail...

It's not trying to email a local user. It's successfully connecting to Gmail's smtp, it's just not using a valid address. The reason it's using the invalid address is probably due to a misconfiguration. I would look for anything in your config that says "acidjesus", without any domain, and...

The address that you are sending to doesn't look valid. Notice how the To header in the original message isn't a full email address: To: acidjesus I don't use ssmtp, but my guess is that somewhere in your ssmtp config (maybe AuthUser?) you probably put 'acidjesus' when you meant to put 'acidjesus@gm...

I had previously been using a SOCKS proxy to hide my IP when torrenting, and then noticed that it really wasn't working. Deluge was making connections outside of the proxy. So I decided to switch to a VPN. I'm putting this here in case anyone else wants to do the same thing, or in case anyone has id...

I would assume that the answer to this question will be in your Samba log. On my server that log is /var/log/samba/log.smbd.

If you can't figure it out yourself or with some Googling, try to access your Samba share and then post the relevant lines from that log.

So basicly you want to make sure that you test all of the drives and send all of the necessary emails before you shut down? In that case, prior to your for loop, i would "cp /dev/null /tmp/somefile" to make sure that /tmp/somefile is empty. Then inside the loop where you have your shutdown...