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Well yeah, pretty much move completed .nzb's to a "completed" folder instead of the "bak" folder. In this case, if you have a catastrophy and lose your whole queue, you already know which ones have been downloaded (and completed). There could also be a "failed" folder ...

What's the full path that you're trying to use, and which field(s) are actually changing in SABnzbd?

I had this problem as well when I upgraded to RC3. Long story short, I found out that the only way I could access the web interface was to use the machines proper hostname, not just 'localhost' like I'd always done previously. EG:  http://:8080/sabnzbd Once I changed this, everything worked perfectl...

I've come across this problem too. Another way you can get around this problem is to just create an entry in your hosts file, and then you can map the server IP to absolutely any URL/address you want to. The reason I like this method more than just using the IP address is that; a) You still get a 'p...

I'm running Ubuntu [9.10], and I've always used http://localhost:8080/sabnzbd to access SABnzbd, and that's never given me a problem. When I upgraded to 0.5.0 RC3 though, this suddenly stopped working and I had no idea what was going on.  It took me a few minutes to work out that for some reason it ...

While it's nowhere near as bad as it was, this problem and the lack of communication from Astraweb regarding what the hell is going on doesn't instill a lot of confidence in me. Yep ... that's what really bugs me as well.  I've recently ditched Astraweb and moved to another Usenet provider, and I h...

It's been a very long time since I've used it, but Torrentflux-b4rt used to do a pretty good job for me back when I was still using torrents.