Support Forum

rascalli wrote:

sander wrote: Update 2: with aiccu / sixxs as IPv6 tunnel provider (instead of tspc / hexago), I get linespeed using news.ipv6.eweka.nl. :-)

what linespeed are you getting now sander ?

1100 kBps = 11 Mbps on a line with 11 Mbps access speed. I'll also test on my 20 Mbps line and let you know.

Debian Etch 4.0r4 64bit server nice not installed Ubuntu 7.10 64bit server nice not installed Kubuntu 8.04 64 bit desktop nice installed Here is a little info about linux distributions with and without nice Strange: my Ubuntu 8.04 64-bit has nice installed (see below). I'm almost 100% sure it's ins...

I'm not 100% sure if what I see/say is true, but it feels like this: with only one server with connections filled higher than 0 (and thus no other servers or other servers set to 0 connections), and/but with that server marked as backup, no download happens at all. I would expect that in that case, ...

Update 2: with aiccu / sixxs as IPv6 tunnel provider (instead of tspc / hexago), I get linespeed using news.ipv6.eweka.nl. :-)

To keep Sabnzbd's focus on downloading and to avoid bloatware in Sabnzbd, wouldn't it be better to let a (personal) firewall take of this? IMHO it's a typical firewall job to allow certain IP-addresses/FQDNs to certain ports.

I wonder: which Linux has no nice installed? 

OP, please let us know.

Update: my IPv6 speed has risen to "Download speed: 241.10 KB/s ", which is 1/8 th of my IPv4 / line speed.

Maybe it's a good idea to tell how we get our IPv6 connectivty? On my Ubuntu Linux, it was just a matter of "sudo apt-get install tspc" and the "sudo tspc -vvv". That's all. Works behind all kinds of NATs. It used Hexago. Speed is limited, ping6-time is not great (200-300 ms to E...

I can't but wonder how long my v6 tunnel provider will last before they will block access or at least cap the speed to this host (currently around 45 mbit/s ;D) Yep, I wonder too, but an IPv6 provider capping it's IPv6 traffic becuause IPv6 usage is too succesful ... that will be the day that IPv6 ...

More free (IPv6-only) binary newsservers:

news.ipv6.eweka.nl
Retention 120 days. Unlimited speed.

reader.ipv6.xsnews.nl
Retention: around 100 days too, speed unknown.

OK, thanks for the explanation. FYI: SABnzbd just completed/finished the download, which failed (as expected). It took about one hour, which is the time it takes to download ... 4 GB on my 12 Mbps line. So the speed for a non-existing download is as big as an existing download ;-( The funny thing is...

Is there any progress on the subject / thread ""Download speed: 0.18 KB/s" because of ... missing articles" (see http://forums.sabnzbd.org/index.php?topic=70.0 )? As a reminder: if the NZB is beyond the retention, SABnzbd shows a download of 0.0x kbps and an ETA far away in the f...

Cool. It works for me. I used the information from http://sabnzbd.wikidot.com/install-as-a-unix-daemon and http://www.xs4all.nl/~mgj1/sabnzbd.htm Some quotes from my history: sudo gedit /etc/init.d/sabnzbd sudo chmod +x /etc/init.d/sabnzbd sudo update-rc.d -f sabnzbd remove sudo update-rc.d -f sabnz...

As my machine's got 4 GB RAM, I think I can handle that. ;-) Is it the option "Article Cache Limit" under Config -> General? If so, what's the unity: bytes, kbytes, Mbytes, Gbytes? Or can I select that myself by specifying an extension? Is "200M" the value for 200 MByte RAM? Than...

Hi, SABnzbd 0.4.0 (Ubuntu Linux 8.04) stopped working because it filled up the harddisk by filling up the cache directory (yes, my / partition is too full). I relocated the cache to a partition with more space, and then I watched it's space use: it seems to go up (to about 45 MB) and down. Q1: is th...