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Hi There, I'm using categories to download into specific folders. However SAB seems to create it's own folder based on the filename, so if I download "FILE.ext" it will eventually download it to: "/path/>/>/FILE.ext" rather than "/path/>/FILE.ext" How can I prevent SAB ...

I am downloading to several external NTFS USB Drives on Ubuntu Karmic. I want avoid having a "temporary download folder" because if I download to one of my several connected hard drives the file will take time being moved to the correct drive after downloading. This problem is exacerbated ...

I believe SAB is starting through an init.d script, where do I go about adding the sleep statement to the script? Edit: Also, would this cause a delay in boot? (I am using the PC as a media centre with XBMC installed, so ideally I'd like to keep boot times as low as possible). Here is the script: #!...

Version: 0.5.3 OS: Ubuntu (Karmic - Minimal) Install-type: Linux Repo Skin (if applicable): Plush Firewall Software: none Are you using IPV6? no Is the issue reproducible? yes I'm trying to get sab to download to my External NTFS Hard Drive. The drive is set to mount to /media/Media Server, and I ha...

I'm aware of this... I don't know what's the cause. It seem that the airport disconnects sometimes... I usually have this issue on my macbook pro with Wifi connection. Do you have the same issue ? I hope 10.6.3 will correct this... I think I may be experiencing something similar. I am having proble...

Hi rAf, I'm still having problems with the timeout (running the latest Sabnzbdx, 1.2.6). It connects perfectly, I can see my queue, track download speeds etc, but I keep getting the "not started" message. I have tried using the hidden option you mentioned (defaults write ~/Library/Preferen...

Any chance of this supporting Android 2.1? Looks perfect!

This looks great, but does anyone know how to get this to run at startup on Linux? (through CLI, have Ubuntu minimum installed). I managed to get it working by messing around with an xsession file, but there was this huge lag on startup as a result. Preferably I'd like to have it start in its own T...

This looks great, but does anyone know how to get this to run at startup on Linux? (through CLI, have Ubuntu minimum installed). I managed to get it working by messing around with an xsession file, but there was this huge lag on startup as a result. Preferably I'd like to have it start in its own TT...