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It is always a good idea to keep your SAB temp folder on a local driver: it's better for the speed. Yes I know, but it was not really that limiting in this automated setup. The advantage was that without using Remote Desktop, I could monitor all folders used by sab from any PC and delete any stray ...

Let's further pinpoint: can you keep your SAB's Temporary Download Folder to C:, but set SAB's Completed Download Folder back to your NAS S:, and re-download the NZB? Yes, this works fine. What kind of NAS do you use: brand & type? It´s a QNAP TS-509 Sab is hosted on an Intel NUC running ESXi w...

You save to S: ... what kind of drive is that? A NAS? Yes, it´s a NAS. Can you set all folders to C: and redownload that NZB, to rule that possible cause out? I set the Temporary and Completed Download Folders to C: and it worked just fine. I set them back to S: and it failed again, manual repair w...

sander wrote:Can you give (a pointer to) the NZB so that others (like me) can download that NZB to see what happens?

I presume It will work just fine for others. But on almost all of my downloads my sab fail to extract and/or repair. And like I said, when I manually trigger quickpar the file repairs just fine.

sander wrote:You can open the NZB and paste it into http://hastebin.com/, and then post the URL here.

http://hastebin.com/sinowodomi.xml

Can you give (a pointer to) the NZB so that others (like me) can download that NZB to see what happens? Ok, Im not sure how to do that without giving a link to the NZB on the indexing site. (Is that allowed here?) Also I'm not sure what indexing site Sonarr grabbed this NZB from, as I have multiple...

I´ve been running sab for years, but the last 6 weeks or so 80% of my downloads end up with "Invalid par2 file, cannot verify or repair". I pasted the log from the latest file this happened to in hastebin. http://hastebin.com/fagitekavu.tex My issue is that on almost all of these failed do...

There is: %dn Thanks, that did the job. The pattern key lists like this Meaning Pattern Result Original Foldername: %dn folder so it wasn't obvious to me that this was the value I needed. So I went from %sn/Season %s/%fn ( Processed Result : Show Name\Season 1\Original Filename.avi ) which gave me ...

Any idea why posters all of a sudden use rubbish file names? Think: DMCA takedown request avoidance. aaaah ... Thanks. Anyway we could get a replaceable value during sorting that would make SAB rename the file name with the nzb file name? So from my example above I would go from this e838f39a4f6e09...

I am also seeing this happening quite frequently now. This has never been an issue (for me) before. SAB does the sorting, but PLEX has no idea what to do with the file after SAB puts it in the correct folder. Any idea why posters all of a sudden use rubbish file names? I am escpecially not enjoying ...

Well that was nicely summarized in this line SABnzbd counts actual characters (without package overhead), while your ISP states the raw bitstream speed. which could be added next to the toggle option. While it is nice to see a download speed figure close to your ISP's stated maximum speed, I am more...

It would be nice to have a toggle option in the config whether you want the download speed to be displayed in bits or bytes.

Yep, that did the trick.

Thanks 

This python Prowl script I found on this forum. import sys,urllib # Get clean NZB name job_name = sys.argv[3] # Prowl API settings - http://prowl.weks.net/api.php # Set Prowl API API = "xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx" # Set Prowl priority. 0 - Normal, 2 - Emergency, -2 - Very Low...

Plush is displaying an Open Informational URL when this is provided. How do I grab this URL and load it into a variable in Python?