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Check if you set the ip in /etc/default/sabnzbdplus - and if so, for a machine only connected to your local network consider using 0.0.0.0 (= listen on all interfaces) instead. Yup, that was it. Errant ip address was in /etc/default/sabnzbdplus (how that got in there is anybody's guess). Thanks for...

tl;dr: sab is crashing on boot because it's overwriting my sabnzbd.ini on launch with information that it pulls from magic fairy-land. Oh, and that information happens to be wrong. Hello, running sabnzbd 0.6.15 on kubuntu 12.04. Installed from the ubuntu repository. System was running great for mont...

All primary servers are tried before the first backup. This is independent of par2 repair. Yeah, but that's the problem / request. I'd like sab to try the par repair before trying the backup servers. That way if I don't need to download from the backup server (because par has enough to handle the r...

It'd be nice if I could classify a fill server as 'emergency only'. The idea would be that sabnzbd+ would attempt to download from all primary servers, and all secondary (non-emergency) servers, then if it can't unpack the file try and do a par2 recovery. If all of those fail, only then would it go ...

0.6.5 contains very little compared to 0.6.4 and certainly nothing influencing this. Don't un-install the PPA, because you might lose essential Python packages. You can download and unpack the distribution tarbal to a folder of choice and run it from there (just ./SABnzbd.py). Ahhh, good suggestion...

What I do in such cases is fire up the debugger and step through the code that handles the NZB intake. I don't think that's an option for you. Yeah...  if it did it on every nzb, then that'd be an option.  But it only does it maybe one out of every ten or so, so that's a lot of stepping to go throu...

That depends on if the new personal webserver and sab run on the same, or different, machines.

If the same, then use the howto to tell apache where to go for sab.

If different, put an html redirect page on your personal webserver, and redirect it to sab on your local machine.

Any ideas on how I can even begin to track this issue?

Since just restarting SAB clears the logjam, definitely is pointing me in the direction of a SAB bug.  Kind of at an impasse since debug logging isn't logging anything.

Are you sure it's not a rights issue? Yep.  Working and non-working files have identical rights (-rw-r--r--), owners, and groups.  Worse, sometimes if I add the same file three or four times, sab will wake up and add it four times to the queue! (Besides, if this were a permissions issue, clicking &...

Version: 0.6.2 OS: Ubuntu 11.04 Install-type: linux repository Skin (if applicable): Default Firewall Software:  dd-wrt (i.e. none on the local box) Are you using IPV6? NO Is the issue reproducible? sometimes running sabnzbd 0.6.2...   Sometimes when I drop an nzb file into the watch folder, the nzb...