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0.7.16 Win32 I've tried to download 3 large movies in the last couple of days. Every one failed. I thought my SAB was out of date, so I updated it and tried one of the failed NZBs again. Still failed. Since I'm buying bandwidth by the GB, these failure are costing me money. Is there anything I can d...

Not related to Sab directly, but I did use it to get this file so... Downloaded a really large archive today, 30GB+. Got it and found that not only is it password protected but the password that is in the file name doesn't work. Argh! Don't really want to pay (paying by the GB here) to download the ...

Worked fine with Grabit. I've PM'd shypike with the NZB file. Downloaded fine until the 99% mark or so. Then it just stopped. I looked at the list of files, deleted any partials and then retried it. Same result. Repeated this a few times. Downloaded GrabIt, used it to get the file with no issue. SAB...

Care to post more technical details on this? I've been having a lot of issues lately with missing blocks, repair blocks etc. Host, port especially would help.

I added 2 via uploading file and one via the URL. They all worked. There's nothing in the info logs around the time that they were added the first time. Don't see anything relevant. Seems like the first time around, from reading the logs, it never found the name of the show so it didn't try to downl...

Ver: 0.6.10 OS: Win 7 Install: Win installer Skin: def Firewall: Windows default IPV6: No Repro: yes Had 2 NZBs today reported as empty that worked when I added them manually. Both from the same URL and added via sickbeard on the first go-round. Should I send the files somewhere? Should I post the U...

I think I found a way to troubleshoot this, at least with nzbsrus. In the url: https://www.nzbsrus.com/nzbdownload_rss.php/468524/0/4126602f85365cfb2a28462ccd93cd50/ the first set of digits is the nzb ID. So if you google "nzbsrus 468524" you'll see what show it is. Or you can use http://w...

I'd prefer to figure out if it really is a bug before I submit a bug report. To get to the bottom of it, it would be helpful if I knew which entry in the queue had a failed nzb. If I go get that nzb again and queue it again and it fails again, then I'll be able to say it was definitely X nzb from Y ...

That's not what I'm trying to figure out. What I would like to know is which entry in the queue corresponds to this failed nzb? I must have wanted it, so now I need to figure out which thing that I wanted isn't going to be getting downloaded. Is there a way to do this?

0.6.9 I'm getting several "URL Fetching Failed" messages in my History tab. I'd like to know which entry in the queue this corresponds to. How can I do that? The message is: https://www.nzbsrus.com/nzbdownload_rss.php/467681/0/4126602f75-----/ URL Fetching failed; Unusable NZB file, Try ag...

Seems like it could be handled on the UI layer if you have control over that.

I set up a schedule and found that setting up a "start downloading stuff when I go to work" schedule was a little clunky. I think it would be much improved if you made the selection of days a multi-select list box instead of a single select drop down. That way I could say "on M, Tu, W...

I've deleted that nzbd and downloaded a different one. The failure said that it couldn't repair it. Don't recall the exact wording but it wasn't much more than "didn't work" or I would have copied it.

I'm having an issue with a file that I downloaded. I'm completely new to Sab but I've gotten two files to download -- using SickBeard + Sab. Well, one to download and one to fail. I tried to repair the failed download and it failed. I tried turning off the "Enable Par Cleanup" as suggested...