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Bizarre indeed. No idea. Do you use Samba, or some other protocol to share your files.

And: if SAB puts the file there, and you reboot your Synology, does it then appear on your TV ... If so, it's caching thing in your Synology.

OK, found it somewhere. It's online again: http://www.appelboor.com/dump/nzb-checker/

As I said "There is something wrong (or: not-as-expected) with your OSX name resolving.". Your two new posts confirm that.

Not a SABnzbd thing. And as I haven't got OSX myself, I can't help. Better to get help in an OSX forum.

zoggy wrote:howdy sander, any chance of getting you to post the latest versions of your script ?

Why? The functionality has been developed into SABnzbd, and it appears to not work with the new mis-named posts.

I could dive into my webserver archive to find it, but let me know why you need it ....

Not a SABnzbd bug per se; There is something wrong (or: not-as-expected) with your OSX name resolving. Or you have a firewall installed & active. See http://wiki.sabnzbd.org/configure-general-0-7 at "Host" for possible values you could try: empty, 0.0.0.0, 127.0.01, ::, etc etc You can...

Ah, that looks normal.

Long shot:
With SAB *not* running, edit the sabnzbd.ini and change the first line from "host = 0.0.0.0" to "host = 127.0.0.1". Save & exit. Can you then start SABnzbd ... ?

What is the output of "sudo service sabnzbdplus restart"?

Have you compared the output of "sh -x /etc/init.d/sabnzbdplus start" with a succesful start?

The message is "gaierror: [Errno 8] nodename nor servname provided, or not known". And: on OSX, right? My guesses: - you filled a non-resolving name in SAB's Config at "SABnzbd Host", or - your DNS / resolving is not working correctly Open a Terminal and type grep -i host /Users/...

Can SABnzbd succesfully download the NZB given by http://binsearch.info/?q=BigRandomFile+ ... 00&server= ?

https://remote.utorrent.com/srp/privacy says "In µTorrent Remote, your web browser serves as the client and your µTorrent client as the server. The µTorrent Remote servers act only as a channel between the two." and " This occurs entirely in your web browser, before the request is sen...

https://remote.utorrent.com/ ... ah, that's cool. uTorrent probably sends keep-alives to that website to keep the port open.

aquaboy wrote: It's a shame because I can use Bit Torrent and Torrent remote to add torrents to my Mac while away from home.

If you can't do port forwarding, how do you do that?

If you can't do port forwarding, it's quite hard to reach inside systems from Internet. That's also a security advantage, BTW. Hard stuff: - setup a VPN from your system running SAB, and then tunnel back into that VPN - setup IPv6 on your system running SAB, and then use a IPV4-to-IPv6 webproxy - se...

First things first: analysis!

So: log in on your Synology using ssh or telnet, cd to the directory, and do a "ls -al". Do that for the working and non-working directories, and ... compare.


EDIT:

PS: and upgrade to the newest SABnzbd version 0.7.16

If you limit SAB to 3000 KB/s = 3 MB/s = 30 Mbps on a 30 Mbps line ... there is not much limiting involved.

So ... set it to 300 KB/s

Disclaimer: I don't know if self-limiting helps against a throttling ISP.