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Sadly, this project seems to be dead, so I have deleted it from my server install. (

If anyone knows of a replacement project, I would be very interested in hearing about it.

shypike wrote:SABnzbd's pre-check can never be accurate, that why there's a threshold now.
Please read the release note and "introducing 0.7.0" on the Wiki.

I'm aware, but this is more annoying than my previous post about prechecks.

And I thought it would be good to let you know about it.

Been getting several of these errors the last two days:

» Download might fail, only 100.5% of required 101.0% available

I'm running on ubuntu 10.04 with 070Beta5.

Retry's usually work.

codeslave wrote:Looks like goodreads pushed an api change out. from the forums it looks like the data changed and devs are having all kinds of issues

Thanks for the info.

Do you know of any programs that are similar to LL? Something that grabs books & automagically downloads them?

simonk83 wrote:

tymanthius wrote:I noticed this in the console after my restart of LL.

Well noticed. It's right there, 2 posts above yours

Meh. I was at work, so paying attention to forums was a little low.

But hey, now we know two ppl have the issue. lol

I noticed this in the console after my restart of LL. Exception in thread DBIMPORT: Traceback (most recent call last): File "/usr/lib/python2.6/threading.py", line 532, in __bootstrap_inner self.run() File "/usr/lib/python2.6/threading.py", line 484, in run self.__target(*self.__...

I wiped all the librarian info off my system, did a complete reinstall, and am getting the same thing. I'm going to try emailing the dev to see if he is still working on this.

Ezrem wrote:Yes, everything was fine before. To my knowledge, nothing changed on my end. Sick beard, couch potato and headphones all still work fine.

Did you reboot maybe? That was all I did.

Ezrem wrote:I'm getting this same issue now, too.

You said "now". Was everything running well for you before? If so, what changed?

I did think of a function for this, but I have NO idea how practical it would be to implement. Have the free space be checked on a per category basis. If that category's folder/mount point doesn't have enough freespace, pause only items for that category, but allow other items to continue downloadin...

Awesome! Thanks guys!

The developer has fixed the issue in Unity, however due to issues beyond his control it is taking longer than average to post the update to google play.

http://livingtype.net/?p=115 for details.

I've noticed that in Beta3, running on ubuntu 10.04 that the free space display only shows for the drive where your default folders are. My default complete & incomplete folders are in /home/<username>, but most of what I download actually gets moved into /media/video/tv or /media/video/movies o...

It could be a rounding error. Even a single byte short would still mean unrepairable. However, keep in mind that the check can never be 100.000% accurate. It's up to you to decide. Having said that, 100.0% should not have been shown here, precisely because it is unclear. 99.9% should be the maximum...

Noticed this on a movie I tried to download last night: » Download would not be successful, only 100.0% available I'm a little curious how a 100% available download could fail. :D Let me know how I can give additional info so you can troubleshoot. :) This Beta3 running on Ubuntu 10.04 headless server.