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As I've been trying to explain I think it's a filesystem problem, not a registry problem. Filesystem permissions are edited by right clicking a file or directory, click Properties and then Security. I don't know where in the directory structure you have to go to fix anything as broken as this, though.

The user that SABnzbd is running under does not have access to the directories and files it needs to use. When you reinstall Windows or SABnzbd over an existing filesystem or clone the filesystem with the broken permissions they will probably keep lingering. Either you have to find out why the permi...

Also check if there is anything in the Windows Event log. https://www.freecodecamp.org/news/event ... ivity-log/

The permissions may be confused by using an old disk with a new install. Try to check and update them manually for the directories that are used.

sabnzbd.ini is the main config file. There are some data files (history etc.) in the admin directory but they are not required.

There are no errors below.

You can recover the queue from the Incomplete folder by clicking on the wrench and look for orphaned jobs, though. The queue file is useless alone.

This happens when you are tryng to connect to a server, right? If so then it's probably because Python 3.10 is more strict about what it will accept than earlier Python versions. Try the SABnzbd 3.5 beta if you can. It has some changes to make it work with more servers.

I think this regex will do what you want:

[email protected]:~$ sudo hdparm -Tt /dev/sda /dev/sda: Timing cached reads: 1658 MB in 2.00 seconds = 829.74 MB/sec Timing buffered disk reads: 172 MB in 3.35 seconds = 51.27 MB/sec hdparm reads the disk sequentially outside the file system and it is read speed, not write speed. The result can be quit...

Have you checked that the nzbs aren't actually empty?

Is there an error message? What does it say when you try Test server on the server config page?

Which usenet server are you using (specific address and port)? It could be a Supernews problem. Try getting the free 25 GB from xsusenet.com and add it as a secondary server. I would also run a memcheck program, if there is such a thing for Mac.

Add some debug output to the scripts. Print the directory the scripts are using as base and each command they are executing with the variables expanded. I don't know PS so I can't help you with the exact commands.

I have added printing of the error in a pull request on Github. You can download binaries for Windows here: https://github.com/sabnzbd/sabnzbd/actions/runs/1512830592 (Requires Github account). I would appreciate if you can test it and let us know what it says. There should be an info line which say...