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I think the fast that MultiPAR is so much faster comes into play more than the fact the drive is SMR. You can run multipar's par2j...exe with wine. So I tested that on my Ubuntu (SSD) with a 1GB set with one corrupted rar file ... and native par2repair is faster than "wine par2j.exe" cd m...

I have a brand new confirmed CMR 5400RPM 6TB WD Red Plus arriving later today that I will test and see if it makes any difference. It should, smr disks are really bad at sustained writing of a large amount of data - which is exactly what happens in your scenario. For smaller amounts of data, these ...

safihre wrote: ↑February 4th, 2022, 1:16 pm Indeed Multipar is a very specific case, usually Windows itself has more overhead indeed..
I tried to convince the Multipar guy to convert to Linux, but he didn't want to!

I appreciate your insight on this matter. It's too bad that they were unwilling to even support Linux.

The big difference is also that on Windows we use Multipar which is a much much faster version of par2. But only available on Windows. It's also much smarter in the way it analyzes files. On Ubuntu, make sure you have the multicore version of par2cmdline, if you don't a message will be shown on the...

Both disk speeds are low. With a NVMe typical values are 600 - 1200 MB/s. And 60 MB/s is even low for a spinning HDD. Just checking and it looks like the first drive is an SMR (I bought it before the whole debacle of them bait and switching came to light and it looks like I've been had - not happy)...

On the Ubuntu machine: In SABnzbd's upper right corner, click on the wrench symbol ("Status and interface options"), then click on first tab Status, and there click on the Refresh Arrow. Post the values of the lower part here. For the i9 10850k (7200RPM HDD): System performance (Pystone) ...

I just set up a Ubuntu 21.10 desktop with the following specs: Core i5 10400k 25GB RAM Silicon Power P34A60 256GB NVMe (OS, software, VMs) Samsung HD204UI 2TB HDD (media) I set up Sabnzbd on it and downloaded an 80GB 4K Remux file, and while the download went without a slowdown, however the verifica...

I suppose so. It's all just a big hassle but I would do it for the features I suggested. And I'm not just talking a web interface VIA LAN.

Sorry to necro this post but I would love some kind of app that would connect to my home PC through the API key (that way no actual IP address is needed. Thus saving those of us with routers countless hours of configuration) that would allow us to browse newzbin and select file(s) to download and ou...

SABNZBD Will not start the web GUI on WIndows 7. According to the console it launches itself on the proper address and port, however even with an exception in the firewall it still will not load the GUI.

I'll subscribe too. Since I'm probably one of the minority of people using Opera I'll make sure everything works right. I know there have been some issues before that I reported and would be happy to do it again should anything go wrong. Nice to see the releases are still going strong.

Yea..it was my stupidity. I'm an idiot. I plugged the ethernet into the wrong port. I hit it up to the standard. 192.168.1.100 static and we're good.

Exception in thread CPHTTPServer Thread-16: Traceback (most recent call last):   File "threading.pyo", line 488, in __bootstrap_inner   File "threading.pyo", line 448, in run   File "cherrypy\_cpserver.pyo", line 114, in _start_http   File "cherrypy\_cpwsgiserver.p...

Looks nice.

Looks great!