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RaHaNGS wrote: ↑May 20th, 2024, 10:05 am @sander: yes, I do have IPv6; but will probably not be using it. I can just access through the local IP should I need to.

Pity!

RaHaNGS wrote: ↑May 20th, 2024, 10:05 am How come hairpinning works for other ports/servers and not SABNZBD?

I cannot imagine that ...

::DEBUG::[newsunpack:261] Failed script C:\\test.py, Traceback:
...
FileNotFoundError: [WinError 2] The system cannot find the specified file

So check c:\test.py does exist. If not: solve that.
If so: run "python3 c:\test.py" and see the result ...

BTW: you have IPv6, haven't you? You can check via SABnzbd -> Wrench -> Status.

Advantage of IPv6: no NAT, no hairpinning. Disadvantage: not reachable from IPv4-only connections.

But if you use Dyndns, worth configuring

"The system cannot find the specified file" ... different error. Just solve that.

> However, trying to access it on the external address pings out ("This site can't be reached" - connection timeout), How do you do that? From your LAN? If so, that's risky (needs hair pinning in your router). So do this: use your phone, turn off Wifi, and then try to access SABnzbd on you...

That is not valid python code.

Make sure you can run the python code from CLI before going further

> I use a shared hosting provider (seedhost.eu specifically) A, a shared account? And "seed" makes me think it's a seedbox. So no VM, but sharing, and maybe limiting CPU and disk speed. Quite slow speed for an NVMe. My i3 laptop with NVMe has 558.9 MB/s, as reported by SABnzbd. And more mo...

@cyxis, out of curiosity & trying to understand your statistics: Is this SABnzbd straight on OS (Linux) straight on Intel(R) Xeon(R) Gold 5220R? Or is there a layer like VM, VPS or docker involved? Your Internet speed is 2553.76 Mbps: is this on a home connection (XGSPON?), or something in a dat...

Do you have your Incomplete on the SMB share? If so: don't

Reboot and retry

AFAIK sabnzbd can schedule speed based on time of day.

See Scheduler inside sab

OK.

But what is your question (if any)?

30 Mbps, so 3 - 3.5 MB/s? Correct?

If so, that's little indeed.

What speed is acceptable for not saturating that connection?