Help: Sabnzbd crashing on MAC 10.6.2 Snow Leopard

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mickbel
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Re: Help: Sabnzbd crashing on MAC 10.6.2 Snow Leopard

Post by mickbel »

The issue I was running into was definitely the bug you mentioned with the browser being open.

Testing on the ppc ibook 10.5 last night was good. I was able to download 5 files over a 1GB each with no crashes. It did pickup a show from sickbeard during the night, and crashed during the download, but not as I experienced before, I did not loose control of the pc and could terminate the hung sabnzbd process via activity monitor.\

I have set logs to debug and will share if I see it again.
I will test the intel mini running 10.6 tonight and update thread with results.
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Re: Help: Sabnzbd crashing on MAC 10.6.2 Snow Leopard

Post by shypike »

I assume that so far you have been testing with the default "Plush" skin.
So assuming you narrow down the problem to having a web UI open,
you might check the other two skins.

There are two more, namely "smpl" and "Classic".
The "smpl" looks quite different and is very different internally.
"Classic" is very down-to-earth using as simple as possible HTML code.
However "Classic" is not recommended with large queues and histories (no pagination).
Both are a bit behind on features.
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