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The SABnzbd GitHub repo?

edit: ah, just saw your update. I can't help with that one, so I'll have to let someone else have a shot at this.

Ah, same as me.

Installed from source, package manager or something else?

Hi, what environment please? Windows, Linux, NAS, etc...

Setting the retention time to zero is fine.

Also note: I've just added a paragraph to my previous post with some new information I found.

I suppose it could be that, but it has a significant retention rate and is on a different branch. Wouldn't I see it at least trying to connect to it when Astra fails? Your server stats in SABnzbd should show a small amount of used bandwidth if the server was tried. And I've just noticed a message t...

Justanothernewb wrote: ↑May 30th, 2024, 1:50 am If it doesn't find it on Astra, it should try my second option but mine jumps immediately to the third one.

This means the required articles were not available on the second server.

Then, I hope you're able to find a solution that works for you... even if it's not the one you want.

Ah, just saw your reply.

Good work mate.

I’d remove the listening address and the port number. See how it runs. If there’s an issue, you can always put back the listening address. It should be in the SABnzbd config file anyway.

Are you also specifying the port when launching SABnzbd?

If-so, it may be overriding the setting in sabnzbd.ini

I'm on Debian Bookworm, and run SABnzbd from source (have done for many years): https://sabnzbd.org/wiki/installation/i ... ff-modules

No problems here.

Hi and welcome to the forum.

I'd guess it's because the filesystem (as-seen by SABnzbd on Windows) doesn't support Unix permissions.

What share protocol are you using? SMB, NFS, etc...

What are your local ranges set-to?

Run this on the server: ... adjusting the port number if-required.

This is a simple loopback query. It will show you the location SABnzbd is using for its config file.

Something you should report to the Radarr folks?