This is weird, because it doesn’t work for me. I’m also not sure what the Java script that has been mentioned does… or how to get it in sab. Just rechecked here: I now have iOS 18.4 on the same iPhone XR, using the default Safari browser to connect to SABnzbd 4.5.0 running from source on Debian 12....
Hi guys, I've been seeing this for a while and thought I should do some investigation today so I can report it. 🤓 SABnzbd 4.4.0 from source on Debian 12.10 Accessing the UI via Firefox 136.0.3 (although, this bug has been around for multiple Debian, Firefox and SABnzbd versions). Also checked this i...
Just been experimenting with not creating job folders via the SABnzbd configuration. My intention is to make a "dump" location that will accumulate many files over time. My target category path looks like /target/path/* My category post-processing is set to: +Delete. Just noticed this eras...
Hi guys, Using SABnzbd 4.4.0 from source on Debian 12.10. For categories where no external post-processing takes place, my downloads are each placed into separate folders. This is very neat. However, many times, the folder will only contain a single file (after SABnzbd processing to remove unwanted ...
If your indexer supports bookmarks/carts, might be safer to configure SAB to access your bookmarks via an RSS feed. This means SAB will pull your NZBs instead of the indexer pushing them.
Anyway, currently here is what I have been doing. I goto my indexer and get an nzb file. I then move this file to the sabnzbd+ watcher. sabnzbd+ then puts everything in order and that results in a functional result. My problem is that, sometimes, the functional result is not functional. When that h...
The RSS thing is useful if you habitually spend time on your indexers, browsing for things you'd like to download. If the indexer offers a bookmarks/cart facility for your account on their site and have an API for this, the downloading process becomes more convenient. Enter the RSS details for your ...