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You can put the paths in the Categories and Folder settings to your SSD. Then you can configure *arr to pick them up from there to move them to the NAS.
This way the downloading (SABnzbd) is separate from the moving to NAS.

How do you envision this?

Have you opened the sabnzbd interface to see the progress?!

You could open history.db in your SABnzbd config folder using a sqlite browser.
Then use the query:
UPDATE history SET archive = 0 WHERE 1=1

I think they changed the default behaviour.
You have to change the settings in their Download Client settings to disable remove completed downloads from history.

Do you use Sonarr/Radarr/etc? They do this.

Can you copy-paste the information in the Status and Interface settings window, after presssing the refresh icon to perform the tests?
This can point us a bit more what would be a good setup.

Yeah, the automatic processing only happens if there is no user input in any form

And do you have a screenshot maybe of your RSS filter configuration?

Yeah the clean all will do what you want

Oh I didn't know this even was a thing people used! Have to investigate how this worked before and how to restore it.

Just curious why you don't want this counter?
Did it also not count the server statistics in the Config Servers page?

See documentation: https://sabnzbd.org/wiki/configuration/ ... on-scripts
It is now an environment variable.
It was changed because otherwise this feature could be super easily abused for hacking attempts if the SABnzbd instance was somehow accessed externally.

I think you have configured your host to your IP-address and macOS isn't liking that.
Can you edit your sabnzbd.ini and search for the line "host = xxx" and replace it with "host = 127.0.0.1"?

Have you read the page at the url that is shown for those failed downloads?

movies: I would suggest to use the "%title (%y)/%title (%y).%ext" sorting string. Just make sure that all your movies are assigned to the right category! music: I think here we cannot do much here. You could try maybe a general sorter. TV: try "%sn/%sn - S%0sE%0e - %en.%ext" Make...