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this may be my case only but, it looks like i had two sticks of bad ram. memtest reported errors so i removed the culprit sticks and the last four itmes i snatched have completed successfully.

this may be my case only but, it looks like i had two sticks of bad ram. memtest reported errors so i removed the culprit sticks and the last four itmes i snatched have completed successfully.

should i clear my cache or history before trying to redownload something? i guess i'll try it w/o clearing, then if it fails again, clear it.

What happens if you do use 0.5.0 and disable the QuickCheck feature? In that way par2 will do all verification (like in 0.4.12). so i was using winrar 3.71 also, upgraded to 3.90 and still get the unpacking crc errors. going to try disabling quickckeck and if i doesn't work, uninstall everything an...

largest file i have been able to download recently was around 2.3GB 

If you use Astraweb you can avoid problems by configuring server redundancy, such as adding the SSL or EU server as a backup to the non-SSL or US server. That's how i have it setup. does this "Fail on yEnc CRC Errors:" need to be checked or unchecked? i have it checked. my main and backup...

I might have jumped the gun there. In the first round all the other previously failed downloads succeeded with the new server newshosting, but right this moment I had a file fail on me. Not enough blocks to repair. And I'm checking out "connections" tab, and it seems like I'm connected to...

Just want to chime in and say I had very similar (if not the exact) same problem as OP, and I blamed it on astraweb. I went on to give newshosting.com a try (14 day trial) and the ones that fail work now. I don't even need to repair. thanks. i'll give newshosting a try, then see what happens when b...

rAf wrote: @Stanknuggets : I've tested the 2 nzbs you've sent to me, no problem with beta3 (will be available soon) and astraweb on 10.6...

hmmm, ok thanks

shypike wrote: You are using a real file system and not an external drive with FAT32, are you?

yes. Sab is installed on my C: drive with the OS. Incomplet/completed folders are on my E: storage drive

i feel you brother, that is another one of my problems, but i think only with older nzb's

any chance there is a file size glitch? i've gotten numerour dvdrips to complete, but anything over 2.27GB fails (2.27gb was the largest that passed, 2.62gb  was the smallest to fail) 

I think i'm going to uninstall SAb, then reinstall it. see if that helps.

The OSX release of 0.4.12 still uses unrar 3.80, which doesn't have a very good reputation. Please switch to 0.5.0Beta1 (which contains unrar 3.90) I'll try to grba something off alt.bins, but using .5 beta, i still got errors with two downloads, both weer 4-10GB files. A few dvdrips completed fin ...

Or use the supplied utilities. Open a command prompt (you need to adjust some names). cd /d "d:\completed job folder" "c:\program files (x86)\SABnzbd\win\par2\x64\par2.exe" r *.par2 "c:\program files (x86)\SABnzbd\win\par2\x64\unrar.exe" x first-rarfile.rar Ok, this wo...

Is this line relevant in Windows ? permissions = 0777 No, it's ignored. Someone on another forum said to change it to something other than what i had because it was disabled if i remember right. I was getting an OCTAL error message whenever i would start up SAB and changing stopped the error message.