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otit
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RSS Quick question =)

Post by otit »

Amazing program. I set up my RSS feed, but do I need to leave Sabnzbd on all the time for the new feeds to download or will it automatically check the feed for new content and download when I turn Sabnzbd on?

Thank you ahead of time for taking your time to read my question.
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switch
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Post by switch »

To answer your main question. Yes SABnzbd needs to be running for it to process the RSS feeds. 0.5 will check the feeds directly at startup for faster pickup when it has been off.

If you are just not wanting to download during certain hours, look at the scheduling page to set up a pause and resume at specific times in the day.
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Wow, lightning fast responses. That was the exact answers I was hoping. Thank you. =)
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Post by inpheaux »

Note that depending on how fast your RSS feed moves, if you don't leave SABnzbd on you very well may miss stuff in the feed if you leave it off.
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