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Iceman24 wrote:Where is the git config file located for Sabnzbd?

The git config file?
I don't understand the question.

If SABnzbd claims it's missing yEnc, it cannot be using it.
Python can be quite sensitive to proper path settings.
You may need to point the environment variable PYTHONPATH to the location where you put yenc.

Py2exe and NSIS

But, does it work?

Duplicate detection depends on sensible conventions in the NZB names.
Could you PM some examples of NZB names that aren't treated properly?

What kind of symlinks are you talking about?
Windows has different types, junction point, symbolic link and hard link.
How did you create them?

The categories are tried in the order they appear on screen and in the sabnzbd.ini file.
What you could do, is change the order in the sabnzbd.ini file with a text editor.
Make sure SABnzbd isn't running when you edit.

I guess we should make some improvements to the Categories page.

New folders use the same permission settings as files.
So unless the operating prevents access rights from being set, it should work.
SABnzbd won't show warnings when the OS prevents changing of permissions,
otherwise you could be drowning in warning messages.

On UNIX and OS X, SABnzbd can set permissions.
See Config->Folders

Please try 1.1.1RC2

One way is to do it in two steps.
First load the NZB and delete half the files in th file list.
After the download completes, move the files, load the NZB again and delete the other half of the files.

We'll create a native Sierra version as soon as possible.
The current binaries are for El Capitan,
but what we tested so far was without issues.

You should add "K", "M" or "G" to your numbers.
This was changed several releases ago.
The previous method of assuming "K" was a bit odd.
So 12M is 12MBytes/sec

BrooBee wrote: Maybe the sorting could come after the User Scripts?

But SABnzbd cannot know what the user script does.
It may mess up things.

Right, it was an experiment which, in the real world, doesn't perform as planned.