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Well it wouldn't be the first time, or the last time that I've had a hypothesis that had one or more logical fallacies, but that's how I learn. Anyway, the upgrade went rather well, the problem did manifest itself again on the upgraded hardware, though to a lesser extent. Restarting SAB earned me a ...

Restarts, pausing and resuming the queue, clearing the logs all seemed to give a short burst of speed but not much else. Speeds would quickly return from 1.8 MB/s to 40 kB/s or lower. I did repair the queue but that just made it worse. The downloads wouldn't even get started at that point, so I woul...

Disabling SSL is not really an option in my mind. I think the issue is directly related to the size of the backlog. CPU usage returns to normal when I purge the backlog and start fresh. I did end up upgrading to an 8-core processor and 8 GB of RAM, (I figure I'll use the server for Hyper-V and some ...

Are you downloading at 100% of your bandwidth? Your internet connection could be maxed out by SAB and the requests you're making from outside could be timing out. On the LAN that wouldn't pose a problem since you likely have plenty of bandwidth inside your LAN. If you throttle your connection by say...

It's probably not SickBeard. It's probably the fact that the files you are attempting to download are no longer available with your particular choice of Usenet provider, for whatever reason (past retention, other - you can fill in that blank) they were removed. Here's a site that helped me to config...

Before I begin, I'm going to take a guess and say that I probably need to upgrade my hardware, but I want to do some due diligence before I upgrade hardware here. I recently reconfigured my NAS with Windows Server 2012 - added Storage Spaces, and I have a nice thin provisioned 45TB disk with about 1...