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Can you start with "-l2" (that is a small letter L) to get more logging?

Check out https://github.com/sabnzbd/sabnzbd/comm ... 07a5f1d10e ... I think Safihre has already done his magic. I can confirm it works for my use case (1282 rar files)

Is this a solution / workaround, which you can verify? https://stackoverflow.com/a/40506618/1492917

No that's not the problem Sander. He's not talking about split Rar files but really split files, these are split om a byte basis and have extension. 001 002 etc, nothing else. They are split using different tools. OK ... but did you download https://github.com/sanderjo/NZBs/blob/master/my_nzb_1282_...

Can you both test this NZB: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/sanderjo/NZBs/master/my_nzb_1282_rar_files.nzb (or https://github.com/sanderjo/NZBs/blob/master/my_nzb_1282_rar_files.nzb ) ... and report back the result. It's a 100MB split in 1282 rar files ... ;) EDIT Another test NZB: https://github....

Change SABnzbd Host tot 0.0.0.0 and restart SABnzbd

Correct: total speed is shown

I see. Then you need someone with MacOS knowledge; I only know Linux, and bit of Windows.

Connect to http://127.0.0.1/

History is in history1.db (sqlite file) in Administrative directory admin_dir, which location is like this: Operating System Path Vista/Win7/Win10 %userprofile%\AppData\Local\sabnzbd\admin XP/2003 %userprofile%\Local Settings\Application Data\sabnzbd\admin Posix ~/.sabnzbd/admin macOS ~/Library/Appl...

damienrufus wrote: ↑

April 2nd, 2018, 9:14 pm

It's an external hard drive that I have connected to the NVIDIA Shield Pro

Ah, so together acting as a network drive. It's generally a bad idead to set SABnzbd's Temp / Incomplete directory on a network drive. So set that to a local disk in your Mac.

"RPC struct is bad" is a SMB error message (not a SABnzbd error message); SMB is a Windows network (disk) sharing protocol.

So something at your network / disk level goes wrong.

What kind of disk is '/Volumes/internal/Download/Incomplete/'?

I tried logging into the gui and then checked the logs - I didn't see any IP addresses or successful login attempt... Do I have to change the log level to something else for it to show? Needed Log level: Default for unsuccessful logins. Raise to +INFO to see successful logins. $ cat sabnzbd.log | g...

Well this is to be expected with self-signed certificates, they were bound to be blocked at some point. Yes, certainly self-signed certificates. But the problem is you can neither get a real certificate on IP addresses (only on domain names / FQDNs). So ... what can you do to get a Chrome approved ...

Tutts wrote: ↑

March 21st, 2018, 4:54 am

This address uses a network port which is normally used for purposes other than Web browsing. Firefox has canceled the request for your protection.

I adviced you to use another browser (Chrome, IE, Edge, Safari), so why do give the Firefox error message?