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If that's the case, you could try a different port.
Many newssever providers also allow 443, so the isp cannot identify its usenet vs normal internet.

That's only for Windows, it's not used on Linux.
Maybe try to disable the tray icon, it's the only thing remotely like a gui. We don't do anything else.

Delete the sab_totals file in your admin directory. See first page of the Config for its location.
Shutdown Sab first.

I'm not sure what is up with your setup... I saw your other thread but it seems it's a bit of a Frankenstein setup by now.

You can just update. When starting, Sab will update your queue.
Although to be most sure, finish all downloads before updating. Then it will work well for sure.

It's a Sonarr and Radarr problem. Assuming that you also used those to ads the jobs, indeed not manually adding them.

Maybe your outgoing (Windows?) firewall?

What is the rest of the error? It tells you what was the requestor.

Good to know.
We can't help much more, unfortunately

This is not a SABnzbd problem, right? It's your other software not picking them up?

Maybe it's just the Indexer you use?
Have you tried any other one?

Those requests are general HTTPS requests. Are you using any filtering software or things like malwarebytes?

So what exactly takes so long?
It reaches 100% of the download and stays there?
It really shows 100MB/s in the speed indicator?

Have you tried a restart of the device?
Sometimes a Windows update messes things up.

This is a different kind of socket, this is for the event loop which is used by Python to trigger tasks.
In our case we use it for the Watched Directory.

Do you maybe sometimes connect and disconnect your wifi or cable?
Does the device maybe sometimes goes into hiberation/sleep?