Support Forum

I know this is a few days old now but I found the router was the problem with similar symptoms. Disable any SPI firewall it has and try again.

I haven't looked at that no, but will do thankyou.

I guess it would be extravagant to support cross-RSS matching if there is something better in the pipeline. I looked on the blueprints and didn't see anything mentioned. Have you any idea how far in the future?

Hi I've noticed that duplicates are downloaded if they come from separate RSS feeds and only have differing non alphanumeric characters. For instance some are separated with a dot, others with a dash. SAB currently doesn't recognise these as duplicates. Is it possible to add this or would it cause p...

Special Needs 

Im not sure why it isn't ticked really. I must have been 'Special needs' at some point! 

Yes. It was more the fact that it shows as Completed instead of Failed in the history.

If that is intended behaviour thats fine.

It is clear

Could you post your working script please. Thanks.

The ------ are edits.. 2011-04-23 04:47:52 ------------------------ 283 MB Completed Download     Downloaded in 1 minute 11 seconds at an average of 4.0 MB/s     315 articles were missing Repair     [----------] Repair failed, not enough repair blocks (229 short) Unpack     [----------] Unpacked 0 f...

Hiya I use the classic dark blue template. The layout of the RSS config page extends beyond the screen, as if it is set upfixed width for a widescreen monitor. It is the same on the categories page but there is more going on there. The URL input box and the Filter input boxes span most of the screen...

Try turning off the SPI firewall in your router. I've noticed alot of similar problems seem to stem from router firewalls.

You might need to reboot your router after doing so as it might have temporarily blocked your computer.

The logs should tell you either way.

Check your router log, you might find the SPI firewall is blocking it after a while. Try disabling the SPI firewall in your router.

To download it directly to your NAS use the cd command to change directory (folder in windows language) followed by the wget command to download it, then follow on with the  tar command as shown to unzip it cd /opt wget http://puzzle.dl.sourceforge.net/project/sabnzbdplus/sabnzbdplus/sabnzbd-0.5.3/S...

You might find that the problem is your router. Disable the SPI firewall in your router and see if the problem persists.

It might be incorrectly blocking your computer. That is what happened with mine, a newish netgear.

Check your firewall logs or router logs. You may need to disable SPI firewall at your router.

Is there way to use a % variable with the General Sorting to represent the folder the files come in?

Does that make sense?

So for instance:

DownloadsHere/UnraredFolderName/File.avi

Renaming to:

DownloadsHere/UnraredFolderName.avi

TIA