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I am trying to install DirWatch on my Synology, but am still failing to make it work.

DirWatch: Process is already running in another instance (pid=2391)
DirWatch: [DEBUG] PID-File identifies PID 2391 (our PID is 16858):

I cannot make my Dropbox access work...

DirWatch: nzbget.conf(61): Invalid value for option "NzbDir" (/volume1/dropbox/nzb/): could not read information for directory /volume1/dropbox/nzb: errno 13,

How do I manage to setup Dropbox to make this work? My Dropbox is setup via the CloudSync app on my Synology where my Dropbox access is locally on my Synology...

Thanks for any help!

pynzbget can be found here.
The latest version allows us to use custom commands.

Using the latest changes added to NZBGet, we now have the capability of launching commands to our script from the NZBGet GUI/Configuration screen.

Add the ability to run a manual scan through this.

Allow the associate categories to directories. Hence; scanning /home/charlie/stuff/movies-nzb would always assign any nzbfiles placed in this directory with the category movie.

Thanks to the great efforts of HugBug on this issue, it will be possible to spawn separate processes up in parallel to NZBGet. In addition to this, when NZBGet is reloaded, or restarts, this info will be passed along to our instance (by shutting it down).

In order to achieve this, an enhancement to our scripts need to be made so we can track a PID-File and prevent multiple instances of our process from spinning up at the same time.

Peek inside ZIP files to see if they include NZB-Files for processing.

• Will not process Zip files larger then X KB (with the assumption there is no way there are NZB-Files inside). X will be a variable that can be over-ridden by the user defined in Kilobytes (KB), with a default value of 150KB.
• Will not process Zip files that contain other types of files (in addition to NZB-Files). ZIP'ed content must contain one or more NZB-Files.