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EDIT: question: just that one python file, or more nzbtomedia python files? I did the same mod to a couple of other nzbToMedia post-processing Python files (called via SABnzbd). But not all nzbToMedia Python files. Clinton Hall probably needs to update nzbToMedia to request 'python3' instead of 'py...

@sander, I did that a couple of days ago, and can verify it works fine.

That’s quite an NZB.

If I want SAB to process any NZBs over 1MB, I put them in the SAB “watched” directory and let SAB import it.

Why not ask on the Sonarr forum? https://forums.sonarr.tv/

Sorry, I'm unable to advise further.

My SickChill installation throws this error, but still post-processes correctly.

Not a SABnzbd issue.

This error started occurring when TVDB changed their API a short while ago. Still haven’t seen a fix yet.

Python 2.7.6 is quite old too. It was released 6 years ago.

Vittles wrote: ↑

October 31st, 2019, 9:19 pm

So my question is about XSnews. Do they prohibit or block Sabnzbd somehow? Has anyone used XSnews and gotten anything from them?

XS News are fine, I've been using them for years. Still am.

How many connections have you configured to their server in your SABnzbd?

No worries, thanks @safihre.

Hi Guys. I've just noticed if I attempt to add a personal note to a server that is not yet fully configured, I get a 'failed' message as the "server address xxx:119" is not valid". This is correct - I often include a dummy server address while I'm testing SAB package installation and upgrading. But,...

Which *nix?

How are you running SABnzbd? Containerized?

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.