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The reason I ask about other platforms is that in the thread you linked me to it said it was only working on Linux. Glad to hear it will be everywhere :). I can't wait for this to become more integrated with indexers. Where do I sign up to test this new version (when it's available)? P.S. Sorry for...

FWIW: In my personal github repository https://github.com/sanderjo/sabnzbd I've pushed the code for "Put the last rar immediately the first rar, so that unwanted extensions will get detected earlier.". If you want to test this feature from my personal github, here's a post that has an unwa...

Volgens mij was die feature even weg uit SAB, en weer terug in SAB 0.7.18.

This is damn exciting news! Will the put last archive after first be supported on other platforms as well eventually? If "on other platforms" means SAB on Linux, OSX, Windows, NAS, etc, then: Yes. There is only one SAB source code. Will sabnbzd be able to provide the info to indexers so i...

Already planned, see https://forums.sabnzbd.org/viewtopic.ph ... 106#p95959

As a matter of fact: I have it already running here on my system. The code needs some cleanup, and it will then upload it to my github repository

Apart from the fact that I can't open that last link, I'm not sure what you want to show/proof, nor how I can help you.

What evidence do you have to discourage anything across a LAN? I work with LAN and WAN'd systems all the time for many many years, using all manner of methods to copy/extract files, unzip, unrar, robocopy, ssh, ftp etc etc and have never been discouraged to do so across my LAN! Empirical evidence i...

FWIW: I downloaded that post without problems on my SAB 0.7.18. However: Your log shows "\\MARGE\TV\" ... is that a NAS / network share? If so, what happens when you just save locally, so not across your LAN? "2014-09-17 10:15:08,595::DEBUG::[newsunpack:528] rar_extract(): Extractionp...

Aaloo: I have the code working for "put last rar after the first rar in the queue". I can make it avaialbe on github as source code ... which is only useful for you if you use Linux. So ... on what platform do you run SABnzbd?

Are you sure SAB on Ubuntu is using the unrar version you showed, so unrar 5.11? Brute-force way to check:
More than one line from the locate/grep command could be suspicious.

The line tcp 0 0 127.0.0.1:8080 0.0.0.0:* LISTEN 3060/python off (0.00/0/0) means SABnzbd is only listening to requests from localhost. So exactly what you experience. Do this: in SABnzbd's webinterface, go to Config -> General, and check the first line "SABnzbd Host": what is filled out ....

OK, received the PM with the link to binsearch. My SAB had no problems downloading and unpacking the post. HOWEVER: all stuff was downloaded from a obscure newsserver I use, not from the 3 other mainstream servers. So ... hypothesis: the post has been DMCA-ed from mainstream newsservers by *replacin...

You should probably not have chosen the git version, but the PPA version ... much easier. If you start a webbrowser on your Ubuntu box itself, can you access sab via http://127.0.0.1:8080/ (assuming SAB is on port 8080). If not: is SAB running at all? What is the output of: sudo netstat -apon | grep...

You could also consider using nzbget on your NAS. More difficult to set up (IMHO) and less features, but needs less CPU and RAM, so could be more useful for your NAS. I believe you can combine nzbget with CP and SB.

unrar-ing across (or: having a temp share on) a network is discouraged ... exactly because of what you experience. Have you considered running SAB on the NAS itself ... seems to be possible according to http://forums.sabnzbd.org/viewtopic.php?t=2325 Of is it possble to unrar locally, and then copy t...