Found 1 instance in which sabnzbd got the file (including the 1st par2) but did not get the rest if the correct par2 files needed to fix.
example... files sabnzbd obtained initially:
fileABC-other.par2
fileABC.par2
fileABC.r01 ...etc
files it got later to use for repair (?):
fileABC-other.vol0+1.par2
files it should have used but ignored(?):
fileABC.vol000+01par2 ... etc
Then tried again using GrabIt and everything worked fine (files available etc.)
Failure to fix using par2
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Re: Failure to fix using par2
I cannot do very much with such a generic description.
Posters are using all sorts of weird naming conventions nowadays.
Please email an example NZB with a description of what happens to [email protected]
(and add the URL of this message).
Posters are using all sorts of weird naming conventions nowadays.
Please email an example NZB with a description of what happens to [email protected]
(and add the URL of this message).
Re: Failure to fix using par2
The sample NZB you sent me works perfectly OK for me.
How did you set "Ignore Samples" in Config->Switches?
Never set it to "do not download".
When I have time, I'll do some more testing. But so far, the item seems to behave
quite normal, as would be expected from its conventional naming.
How did you set "Ignore Samples" in Config->Switches?
Never set it to "do not download".
When I have time, I'll do some more testing. But so far, the item seems to behave
quite normal, as would be expected from its conventional naming.
Re: Failure to fix using par2
Dear Shypike,
What do you mean with the following:
How did you set "Ignore Samples" in Config->Switches?
Never set it to "do not download".
"Do not download" is my preferred setting but should I not use this?
Regards,
Erik
What do you mean with the following:
How did you set "Ignore Samples" in Config->Switches?
Never set it to "do not download".
"Do not download" is my preferred setting but should I not use this?
Regards,
Erik
Re: Failure to fix using par2
Indeed.
There is a very serious problem with it when par2 sets contain selected files that
would not be downloaded by this option.
It works fine for this case:But not for this:
In the first case, all files will be skipped and that's OK.
In the second case, only the blabla-sample.rar file will be skipped and
the result is that the blabla-other.par2 set will fail to repair.
When we designed this, it was in the happy days when people used (mostly) sensible naming conventions.
In fact we're thinking about removing the do-not-download option altogether.
There is a very serious problem with it when par2 sets contain selected files that
would not be downloaded by this option.
It works fine for this case:
Code: Select all
blabla-sample.par2
blabla-sample.rar
Code: Select all
blabla-other.par2
blabla-sample.rarIn the second case, only the blabla-sample.rar file will be skipped and
the result is that the blabla-other.par2 set will fail to repair.
When we designed this, it was in the happy days when people used (mostly) sensible naming conventions.
In fact we're thinking about removing the do-not-download option altogether.