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Cheers. I'll see how that works. I run everything through prowlarr, but one mode is search based and it's not ideal. But it has an rss mode as well.

safihre wrote: ↑April 16th, 2024, 6:19 am Do you know that you can specify multiple URL's for 1 set of filters? You can just separate them by a comma.

I did find that.

How does it actually work, at RSS read time (if 60 mins), it loops through each url and performs a read and process filters?

Would it be possible to add a clone rss button. I’m wanting to have multiple rss feeds use a similar set of filters.

Of course another option might be an array of rss urls for a set of filters.

Either would have the same effect for me. Suspect a clone button easier to implement.

No word on when it will be fixed though.

sander wrote: ↑January 29th, 2023, 2:00 pm Good. And the download now goes OK?

yeah there were about 20 of those sounding ones that would have failed pre-change.
I have that setting on, but also the downgraded 7z. So both, either of those fixed all those download. I'll see what happens next time watchtower updates the image.

Cool so I've made that change as well then.

oh so it's not the 7z version but that overwrite that is the proper fix?

sander wrote: ↑January 29th, 2023, 1:40 pm So @psycik, in SABnzbd use option overwrite_files in config -> special . So turn it on, and problem goes away!

I don't have that turned on, but that 2nd download after downgrading worked......so must be something funny with the version 17 of 7z.

And after the downgrade - most of these PAPERCLIPS ones where failing - so here was another which now worked:
https://pastebin.com/A83f3eJ8

How do we go about get linux server to fix their image?

Awesome diagnostics. So in answer to the questions you had earlier (but I suspect irrelevant now). Ubuntu 20.04 vm running on hyper-v. Disk for Sabnzbd is a dedicated virtual disk to that vm. Sabnzbd would be latest (kept updated by watchtower): image: linuxserver/sabnzbd I’ll try force updating the...

Sp at the moment I have a bind mount to a disk system that is ext4
Which if i read your message before is what I assume you meant by that.

But if I make a docker volume that is hopefully what you meant by the working unrar.

So I will have an experiment

So the lsio container having a volume mount is causing the problem?

So if I change to a volume mount (and shared that volume if I needed it). Then is should work?

So I’ve confirmed it’s not windows via cifs. It’s an ext4 virtual disk on my Ubuntu vm What about the disk could be wrong? This has only been happening recently In the past couple of months…..and it’s only with this type of content…and not all of them either. So I found the switch for using 7z and t...

So this might be ultimately on windows via cifs. I’d have to look at the underlying file systems and mounts for docker.

But that’s the only thing I can think of

Yeah that was also me….

So my sab is docker (linuxserver image) on Ubuntu.
I get a weird char when 7z tries to unpack.

I thought I saw a settings somewhere to use unrar instead. But can’t find it. To try.