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The version available in Debian is ancient. You'd be better of running it from source. Unpack it or check out with git and then run "python3 -m pip install -r requirements.txt" to install the requirements. I'm not sure if that will fix your problem though. Are you trying to contact it from...

How many connections are you using for each server? Seems like you've tested almost everything. If you are using all the available connections then my last suspects are the router or the ISP. Speed test sites can give a false impression because ISPs almost always optimize those connections.

It's an old DS... i know. But with NZBget i get better download speed while unpacking. I don't know why that would be. It's possible that your nice or ionice values give unrar priority over SAB and that's why it takes so long to save the new data. Another alternative is that SAB uses more RAM and t...

Does the download disk have a lot to do? The downloading is technically not paused, it's just SAB letting you know that it is unable to write the data as fast as it is downloading it. For some reason it has to wait up to 30 seconds to clear the buffer of downloaded data. That's very unusual. It woul...

There isn't much documentation other than what's in the code. The known issues are mostly what's on Github: https://github.com/sabnzbd/sabnzbd/issues I fixed a bug related to stalled downloads a while ago, maybe it can point you in the right direction: https://github.com/sabnzbd/sabnzbd/commit/fd3ec...

The NZB has a file with no segments (no actual data to download). It's the indexer that has to fix it.

Curious. I have added your description to this bug: https://github.com/sabnzbd/sabnzbd/issues/2517

I don't think there's a filter for directories like that. Most people don't use the root directory of a volume for SAB so they wouldn't see it.

It could be some kind of weird bug where the router chokes on a newer version of TLS or other network related code in Python. Probably hard to find out and not something we can do anything about, though.

Try setting Config/Special/receive_threads = 1 (requires restart). How many connections are you using?

Is Supernews you top priority server or do they all have the same priority? If it's your top server and it's having timeout problems then that is the most likely cause.

sabyenc and sabyenc3 are different packages. The nzbs you are trying could be broken or in a format SABnzbd doesn't understand.

This should fix the deleted folder issue: https://github.com/sabnzbd/sabnzbd/pull/2497

Sounds like there's something peculiar with your setup. If it happens again then I suggest locating the files before and after force install to see if it's the same files in the same path.

There isn't much to add. SABnzbd is a download client, not an indexer, so naturally you can't configure it as an indexer. There is a link to a list of available indexers in the faq that was linked.