Sabznbd won't boot automatic.

[pastaman]

Version: SABnzbd-0.5.0RC6-win32-setup.exe
OS: Windows 7 Pro 32bit
Install-type: SABnzbd-0.5.0RC6-win32-setup.exe
Firewall Software: standard win 7
Are you using IPV6? no
Is the issue reproducible? yes

Here is the SABnzbd.exe.log

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Exception in thread HTTPServer Thread-10:
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "threading.pyo", line 488, in __bootstrap_inner
  File "threading.pyo", line 448, in run
  File "cherrypy\process\servers.pyo", line 75, in _start_http_thread
  File "cherrypy\wsgiserver\__init__.pyo", line 1629, in start
error: (10049, "Can't assign requested address")

Exception in thread HTTPServer Thread-10:
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "threading.pyo", line 488, in __bootstrap_inner
  File "threading.pyo", line 448, in run
  File "cherrypy\process\servers.pyo", line 75, in _start_http_thread
  File "cherrypy\wsgiserver\__init__.pyo", line 1629, in start
error: (10049, "Can't assign requested address")

I just installed Windows 7 Pro, installed the new RC6 from Sabnzbd on it and copied the old .ini file for using all the good old settings.
Sabnzbd is under the win 7 startup folder.

If my pc is completely booted then i can double click sabnzbd.exe and it starts just fine.


I can't make any sense out of that logfile

Thx in advance for the help

[shypike]

SABnzbd is started before your network is up or before your PC received its IP address from DHCP.
Do you use wireless?

A work around may be to use a batch file to start SABnzbd.
The batch file should start with a "sleep".

[pastaman]

Could be possible, i installed my fresh Win 7 system on a high end SSD and i guess the whole OS is booted before my netwerk is able to make a link.

Is that batch file you talk about some sort of delayed startup ? Would be ideal if i could make sabnzbd startup after 15 seconds or so.

[JohnSCS]

Try setting a static IP address.

[pastaman]

Try setting a static IP address.

Under settings, general, host
i've allready got my internal router ip filled in: 192.168.xxxx

[JohnSCS]

No, Windows IP Address - Control panel -> network -> local area connection

If you set a static IP Address in Windows, then network comes up faster than using DHCP.

[pastaman]

No, Windows IP Address - Control panel -> network -> local area connection

If you set a static IP Address in Windows, then network comes up faster than using DHCP.

thx that is a good tip, gonna try that one. Seems that the problem isn't everyday, just now i started my pc and all went well. Maybe the problem occurs when my dynamic ip got switched by the isp.


EDIT:
Seems to be working fine till now thx alot

EDIT2:
After some weeks the problem is still gone ! Thx for the help !