SABnzbd uses memory in bursts.
When it reads in a new NZB file it temporarily uses three time size of the NZB.
It's not exactly tuned to low memory systems.
Whether 128M is enough depends very much on what else you run.
I'd be careful with setting a memory cache for SABnzbd.
The OS should solve memory problems by swapping, provided your swap partition
is large enough.
Unknown error while running par2_repair / rar_unpack
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Re: Unknown error while running par2_repair / rar_unpack
Yippii!! It work now
I had no swap partition before, after i added a swap file it seems to work now
Big Thx 4 your help!!
I had no swap partition before, after i added a swap file it seems to work now
Big Thx 4 your help!!
Re: Unknown error while running par2_repair / rar_unpack
Well, I'm happy that this problem is out of the way.
I will still add better error reporting to SABnzbd.
Thanks for your patience.
BTW: I don't know if you use a SABnzbd memory cache.
If that causes swapping it's counterproductive as it's meant to reduce disk access.
I will still add better error reporting to SABnzbd.
Thanks for your patience.
BTW: I don't know if you use a SABnzbd memory cache.
If that causes swapping it's counterproductive as it's meant to reduce disk access.
Re: Unknown error while running par2_repair / rar_unpack
Hmm, don't know if i use this, how can i find this out?
Thx
Thx
Re: Unknown error while running par2_repair / rar_unpack
Comfig=>General, item "Article Cache Limit".
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How much memory can be used for caching (reducing disk access).
0=Disable Cache -1= Unlimited cache number = Maximum memory (in bytes) to use for cache.
See "High speeds" for more information.
You enter the amount in bytes but you can use factors like K, M, G etc.
Re: Unknown error while running par2_repair / rar_unpack
Okay, this is set to zero!