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It's mounted with standard windows file sharing, where you choose "map a drive" in windows explorer, then enter a path like "\\host\share" and assign it to a drive like "Y:". It worked on 0.4.x SABnzbd, and I can copy files there with explorer, so I don't think it's a r...

UPDATE: I've found something interesting. I chose a different download location, e:\tv, and that works! The only difference between e:\tv and y:\tv is that y: is a remote drive. But I don't see why that would break it...it works fine in every single other windows app I've used, and it even worked fi...

Still getting same exact problem with 0.5.2RC1. One new thing I didn't see before (either wasn't there or I missed it), is these errors in my error log: # 2010-04-18 19:29:42,036 ERROR: Failed making (y:\tv) # 2010-04-18 21:30:37,790 ERROR: Failed making (y:\tv) Of course, y:\tv already exists, is n...

But I would be delighted if pause did _pause_ every process of SABnzbd+ not merely downloading. Cannot be done, because once par2 an unrar start, they cannot be gracefully paused or stopped. Can be paused on Linux just fine, eg if I run from the commandline I can hit CTRL+Z to fully pause the proce...

That's weird...I'll try it with the changed string, and see if that works. The preview actually seems correct for me in both cases, %s.n\%s.n-S%0sE%0e.%ext gives a preview of Example: e:\download\Show.Name\Show.Name-S01E05.avi  Like I said, it worked in 0.4.x, maybe something was changed slightly in...

This worked previously, it stopped working as soon as I upgraded to 0.5.0. I use categories to have different typed of downloads get moved to different locations after download/processing. But now, it always moves them to the default directory, not the directory specified by the category. I attached...

As long as we're requesting things that'll never happen...how about being able to queue up rapidshare/megaupload/etc downloads as well as plain HTTP wget calls? 

This would be a useful feature I would also like. I suggest implementing it for local access only, and supporting the major OS's (eg Linux/Mac/Win). On windows it's a simple as system("start "+download_dir_path); I assume it's also easy on mac, not sure about Linux (due to the many desktop...