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Five upgrades available (none of them are sabnzbdplus) [...] What am I missing? Backports are pinned at a lower priority than the standard repos, to prevent your system from getting flooded when users typically only want a specific (subset of) packages to be updated that way. As a result, apt needs...

The version in bullseye-backports is limited by Debian's backports policy that prevents it from going beyond what is packaged in bookworm, as that would interfere with the clean upgrade path when upgrading from bullseye to bookworm. If you want to stick with official packages but ignore that limit,...

I'm on Debian Bookworm, and run SABnzbd from source (have done for many years): https://sabnzbd.org/wiki/installation/install-off-modules No problems here. :) Thank you, but this is unrelated to my question. I'd like to have a PPA like approach which, from what I can tell, is only possible via the ...

Hey everyone, I'm on debian bullseye and I just learned that i run a very outdated sabnzbd version (3.1.1) and that the ppa is not the way to go anymore, even though it seems to have the 4.x versions? I'm sorry but I don't get it. I would appreciate a more dumbed down version, maybe there is a langu...

I always get the error, that GPG can't find a key for the repository, when I try to enable your ppa. [...] I'm on debian 11 (Bullseye). I don't really understand what i am supposed to do For starters, you probably don't want to use the PPA on debian. That said, with the gpg key you might be running...

Long story short: you probably just need to redo the ppa setup and install sabnzbdplus - then it all works again, system service and your old settings included. I always get the error, that GPG can't find a key for the repository, when I try to enable your ppa. $ sudo add-apt-repository ppa:jcfp/no...

So it's all setup correctly, and the exact same check the init.d script does also passes. Maybe systemd is using a cached version of the default file, in spite of the daemon-reload? Does the issue persist after a reboot? Hey, sorry to grab this thread out. I was afk for a few weeks. So after we fix...

So it's all setup correctly, and the exact same check the init.d script does also passes. Maybe systemd is using a cached version of the default file, in spite of the daemon-reload? Does the issue persist after a reboot? Yes I rebooted a bunch of times at this point. Was there maybe something wrong...

What result do you get for this command: /bin/sh -c 'unset USER && . /etc/default/sabnzbdplus && [ -z "${USER%:*}" ] && echo "not enabled (USER=$USER)" || echo "enabled (USER=$USER)"' $ /bin/sh -c 'unset USER && . /etc/default/sabnzbdplu...

The package ships an init.d, which will also work with systemd's compatibility mode as long as you do not add a native systemd service with the same name. That init.d script is enabled by default, but will only actually start the application after you edit /etc/default/sabnzbdplus to set the user, ...

Hey everyone, i already tried a few things. I just want to confirm beforehand that the debian user exists (only user) and that the permissions are set. I'm on Debian 11, headless. I tried it with a service: $ cat /etc/systemd/system/sabnzbdplus.service.BAK #/usr/lib/systemd/system/sabnzbdplus.servic...

Hello, I'm running SAB on a Raspberrypi 3 which also runs a Plex Server. Obviously the Raspberry is too weak to transcode, so Subtitles won't show up while they are within the Videocontainer. I already did some research and I found a Script . Unfortunateley it's for every subtitle file extention and...

Maybe you can share that part of the logging here so we can better understand? Unfortunateley my created logfiles for that issue are empty.... I obviously screwed up the command. But I remember that it was like: decoding: NZB:__Admin___ Speicherzugriffsfehler "Speicherzugriffsfehler" is n...

Are you able to enter the interface at any time? What happens if you just start sabnzbdplus from the command line? Can you start it like this: sabnzbdplus -l2 This will enable Debug logging and now you should either in the console or in the log files see why it shuts down. The issue seems to happen...

Are you able to enter the interface at any time? What happens if you just start sabnzbdplus from the command line? Can you start it like this: sabnzbdplus -l2 This will enable Debug logging and now you should either in the console or in the log files see why it shuts down. The issue happens again. ...