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I think you’re describing @Stephane’s QSabNZBdPlus available in the Qnapclub Store. @Stephane updates his packages from time to time. But he usually cannot stay up-to-date with the latest versions. You can ask him to release an updated version via the QNAP Community Forum. An alternative is the sher...

The QTS App Center only supports the installation of QPKGs. These are a format specific to QNAP (essentially, they’re a shell-script with a compressed binary payload).

How you update will depend on how you installed your current SABnzbd.

Truth-be-told: I installed Debian on my production QNAP some time ago, so I don't actually use QNAP's OS myself on a daily basis. ;) I still maintain the sherpa script but have to develop and test it on my old backup NAS running QTS - which is only powered-up on the weekends for about an hour. To te...

Cheers mate.

I'd hoped to start using it too... but I'm hardly a Python dev (haven't coded in Python for 2 to 3 years now), so I stick to 'stable' Python builds.

MidKnight wrote: ↑

June 30th, 2019, 4:06 am

dont know if this would be related, but is there a way for the auto renaming to remove the "Obfuscated" from the dir/file name also?

Hmmm, I've not seen that occur.

Maybe someone else can suggest a solution?

Okiedoke, thanks @sander. I’ll wait a bit longer then.

No problem. You'll need to create a copy of [Deobfuscate.py] and put it somewhere else (modifying it in-place will prevent 'git' from syncing from the SABnzbd source location, which would be bad). If you have a preferred scripts path, copy [Deobfuscate.py] into it and ensure you reconfigure SABnzbd ...

Hey guys, how's the code conversion to work with Python 3 going? Is the rewritten SABnzbd stable enough for everyday use?

I'm hoping to begin work on migration for QNAP users next month (July 2019), but can wait if it's not quite ready yet.

Thanks.

Hey @MidKnight.

Based on @sanders suggestion, you may need to alter the hashbang at the start of [Deobfuscate.py] to use Entware's Python interpreter. Off the top-of-my-head, it should be:

Use separate categories for each feed, then set separate save locations for each category.

safihre wrote: ↑

May 12th, 2019, 6:48 am

On Linux you could start a new process and return right away. And there's tools like nice and ionice. But for windows.. I'm not sure!

+1

Ah, sorry - cant help with Windows.

Thank @safihre, I’ve learned something new.

Hi all. :) My NZBHydra2 sent a bunch of downloadable items into my SABnzbd queue in quick succession (for a couple of shows I'd just added to SickChill). Some queue items are fine. But there are many others that show like this: WAIT 29600 sec / Trying to fetch NZB from http://localhost:5076/getnzb.....