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Sent, thanks for your help so far. 

rAf wrote: The command is to see if another program is running on port 8080...
Try to launch the command in terminal to see the result (the command may take several seconds to complete)

When I type that command into Terminal, nothing happens.  It just brings up a new line for me to enter commands into. 

sting7785, what the result of this command : lsof -iTCP -sTCP:LISTEN -P | grep 8080 It doesn't do anything for me because SABnzbd isn't running when I do it.  I have used Terminal to force quit it.  Still doesn't let me connect though, even though the settings haven't been changed since last night ...

This command tell you if SABnzbd is running and if yes on which port Could you open a terminal and type this : lsof -iTCP -sTCP:LISTEN -P | grep SABnzbd if running try this command, this should quit SABnzbd : killall -3 SABnzbd After that try to launch SABnzbd by double-clicking the SABnzbd icon on...

There is a big difference between 0.4x and 0.5x. in 0.4.x settings were stored in ~/.sabnzbd in 0.5.x settings are now stored in ~/Library/Application Support/SABnzbd Settings are copied on first run but not deleted. If you have troubles try to remove the 2 folders and restart SABnzbd, you should h...

I'm having the same problem.  I have SABnzbd configured to port 8080.  It worked fine for me last night.  I didn't change anything on it, and then when I went to open it to download something this morning, I got the error.  No firewalls running or anything like that.  Any advice?

I think I've found your mistake. You've configured SABnzbd to run on port 119... Check your sabnzbd.ini in (Library/Application Support/SABnzbd/sabnzbd.ini) for port value. It should be 119, try to change it to 8080, save and launch SABnzbd... I'm actually having the same problem as the original po...