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SFV files are only used when there are no par2 files or when even having all par2 files is not enough. So it's a last resort. So, the par check is done first and then sfv? The SFV appears to be failing, but quickpar can fix any issues it finds (if there are any) and the rars unpack fine as well. It...

Lately some posts on usenet are posted with messed up sfv files. With the sfv check enabled (by default) this would mean the unpack would fail, even though the par would have cleared and/or repaired/renamed the files. Disabling SFV checking is an option, but it would be better if the SFV fail was no...

shypike wrote:Tried a restart?

No, I'll try that one

Anything in the Scheduler?

Nope

Are you using the Quota manager?

Nope

I've tried that as well though.

No, I do not use any third-party utilities and the items were not at "Forced" either as far as I remember.

When you pause the system, it still downloads. It claims its paused (icon is red + title bar says paused), but still downloads at full speed. The logs show: 2012-06-08 20:26:45,431::INFO::[downloader:208] Resuming 2012-06-08 20:26:45,433::DEBUG::[__init__:516] PAUSED_ALL inactive 2012-06-08 20:26:45...

Would be nice if we could rename the RSS feed from the webinterface, with keeping all history etc intact.

Aha, sabnzbd restart is not the same as shutdown & start. Fixed!

But why would this work just fine then? but not from SABnzbd? Is there anything I can debug further to see what is loading it? There is no mention of the proxy on any of the files in /etc. Rather odd.

One follow up question though, do you have any idea where Sabnzbd / Python gets the proxy information from?
As far as I can see there is no proxy configured, its working fine from the Python Intepreter but simply not from Sabnzbd (not even after a restart of the process)

Ok! I figured it out by using the commandline interpreter...
It was indeed a local issue on my server. For some reason everything passes trough my apt proxy, which raises a 403.

Problem solved, not a bug!

Just tried beta3 on my Windows PC (Rc2 runs on my Ubuntu 12.04 server) and it reads just fine.
I'm testing with RC2 on Windows now.

Not sure if this helps but this is what the logs of RC2 indicate: 2012-06-07 15:25:22,353::INFO::[rss:488] Starting scheduled RSS read-out 2012-06-07 15:25:22,356::DEBUG::[rss:324] Running feedparser on http://nzbs.org/rss?t=5040&dl=1&i=XXXX&r=XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX&num=100&dl=...

AFAIK you cannot generate a new one, but there does not appear to be need for that either. I've tried it in a browser (and in cognito mode) - so I'm not logged in to the site - and its showing all proper results. The feed doesn't have authentication (HTTP Auth), yet Sab somehow thinks it does. This ...

Since the update to RC2, my nzbs*org RSS feed is not being downloaded anymore. When I click the "Force Download" button it shows an error: Do not have valid authentication for feed There is no authentication on the RSS feed and it works just fine in my browser and it even contains the item...