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Do you have logic to do the faster part unpack with newer versions? If so what minimum version should I have to make sure it will do the multi part unpack?

It was a multipart before unpacking 1 415b07ed270c44aba3068b2c9dd7d40d [1/32] "415b07ed270c44aba3068b2c9dd7d40d.7z.001" yEnc (1/14) 100% 51.27 MB 2 415b07ed270c44aba3068b2c9dd7d40d [2/32] "415b07ed270c44aba3068b2c9dd7d40d.7z.002" yEnc (1/14) 100% 51.27 MB 3 415b07ed270c44aba3068b...

I was watching the processes as sab was unpacking some releases I downloaded. I have some SMB mounts that are used with the categories for directly placing the files on network shares. While sab was unpacking a 7z archive I noticed that it copied the file out to the destination, then unpacked locall...

I sent an email a couple days ago with the NZB attached.

I've been getting a lot of nzbs recently that have all the files, but they were renamed after the par2 files were created. Par2 will rename the files if you include all files when doing the par2repair. I tried adding "*" to the extra par2 options in the switches option section in the confi...

I triple checked the spelling, no errors. I just figured out the issue. Previously to ensure all users could read the certificates, I had run a command to change all directories to be readable by group and everyone. Apparently I gave the directories 644 permissions instead of 755 permissions. I push...

I'm not sure why, but sab is trying to write something in the cert directory. By default letsencrypt uses root for that and doesn't allow any other user to write to the directory. I'm more concerned why sab even needs to write anything. Shouldn't it just read the cert and load it into memory? Centos...