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I am using Firefox 3.6.

Strangely, everything is working this morning. I am sorry to have opened this thread. It must have been an intermintant problem. If it reoccurs, I'll come back here.

Thanks for your reply.

I am running Ubuntu 10.10, Firefox and SABnzbd Version: 0.6.0. NZBs are getting loaded and downloading and post processing correctly. However, the queue appears empty and the two little windows with remaining time and remain KBs are stuck on "0" (zero). Any idea why? Or how to fix this? Ma...

No. I have no idea how it happened. I could not find any settings that I could change to cause it or to stop it.

I just discovered BUM - Boot up manager for Linux. I installed it and was able to uncheck the box for starting SABNzbd+ at boot up. For anyone intersted in the link for the program and installation instructions, visit Boot-Up Manager (BUM) - Graphical runlevel editor | Ubuntu Geek http://j.mp/hMxah8

Thanks for the response. I apologize for the double post.
Is there not a way to prevent the program from starting at bootup?

Runing SABNzbd + 0.5.6 on Ubuntu Karmic.
When I save an nzb file to the watched folder, SABNzbd automatically begins downloading (doesn't automatically load in browser). How do I stop that? I prefer to save the nzb's and do all my downloading at the time of my choosing.

Thanks

Pablo

Thanks for the soluition.

OS = Ubuntu Karmic. After rebooting the computer, the first time I download an nzb file, SABNzbd (0.5.6) starts and automatically downloads and processes the file (without appearing in the brtowser). I cannot figure out how to stop this. I do not want SABNzbd to start automatically - rather, I want ...

Thanks for the reply. I've got it working now.

Is it possible to force SABNZBD to open Google Chrome instead of Firefox. Have never been able to figure out how to make Chrome the default browser in Ubuntu. Is there a command that can be added to the launcher that will do this?

Thanks

I changed to +D option and it stopped the looping of subs.rar files. I was using the +U option because sometimes the unraring didn't work right and I wanted to preserve the rar/par files until I checked the downloads. I guess I can do without that for now.

Thanks for the heads up.....

Pablo

I am using the +U option. I'll change to the +D and check it with the next download containing subs.....
Thank you for responding so quickly.

Pablo

Here is a pic of the folder - the loop goes on and on until the files fill the hard drive. The only way to stop it is to change the folder name by removing part of the name like "UNPACK".

Version: (Ex: 0.5.0) OS: Ubuntu Karmic Install-type: linux repository Skin (if applicable): plush Firewall Software: Smoothwall Are you using IPV6? No Is the issue reproducible? yes When there are subs.rar files in the download, it seems that the unraring process goes into a loop that, if allowed to...

Perfect! Thank you.

I think I spoke too soon....I need an .svg icon for Ubuntu.