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shypike wrote:We will be moving to a new CherryPy release in 0.8.0, hopefully that will be more robust.

Ok - good enough. Thank you for your reply.

> Could it be this: http://wiki.sabnzbd.org/faq#toc32 ? That's it. Thank you for your reply :) That command produces hundreds of lines of tcp 347 0 192.168.1.172:9090 [ip_address:port] CLOSE_WAIT 22765/python off (0.00/0/0) I'm not running any plugins, BTW. Is there no way short of stopping and sta...

> Could it be this: http://wiki.sabnzbd.org/faq#toc32 ? That's it. Thank you for your reply :) That command produces hundreds of lines of tcp 347 0 192.168.1.172:9090 [ip_address:port] CLOSE_WAIT 22765/python off (0.00/0/0) I'm not running any plugins, BTW. Is there no way short of stopping and star...

I've been running sabnzbd (0.6.14) under Debian for several months, no problem. Now a little weirdness has cropped up: the webui, which has responded on https for months, stopped responding on https. The web page just times out. Same in Chrome, Firefox, and Safari. The webui responds on http just fi...

I have sab running on lower-end hardware than that: a Seagate Dockstar: ARM processor, 128 MB RAM, boots Debian squeeze. It's not super-fast, but it's very stable and gets the job done with minimal power requirements. It also runs rtorrent and rutorrent and acts as a NAS. How does that behave when ...

Raspberry Pi http://www.raspberrypi.org/ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Raspberry_Pi Hey, Who out there is excited to get there hands on one of these. So what do you think? Could we run Sabnzbd+ and all its add-ons on this little Pi. Add a Usb drive and you have the Backend and if things go well XBMC...

alex1002 wrote: Thank you sir,
I cant find any of these in Canada from ebay nor amazon. Would the PogoPLug do any Magic?

I have never done it myself, but there are those who run Debian on the Pogoplug. It's a similar platform. I know there's some discussion of Debian on the Pogoplug on http://forum.doozan.com

I'm using a Seagate Dockstar running Debian squeeze as a NAS and to run sabnzbd and rtorrent. Works great - it's cheap and has low power consumption. Dockstars are no longer made but can be found on amazon, ebay and other places. See here for info on running Debian on it:

http://forum.doozan.com

The "complete" folder isn't needed until the first unpack. The "temp" folder is absolutely essential, SABnzbd cannot work withour it. The behaviour of the "watched" folder is a bit peculiar and I'll check that, Overall, you should delay the start of SABnzbd until the &...

Greetings I am running sabnzbd 0.6.12 under Debian squeeze on a Seagate Dockstar (plug computer with 1.2 GHz ARM processor, 128 MB RAM). The Dockstar boots from a usb flash drive. sabnzbd's "temp", "watch", and "completed" folders are on an external usb hard disk that's...

Probably easier to add the Ubuntu PPA repository. See http://wiki.sabnzbd.org/install-ubuntu-repo and/or https://launchpad.net/~jcfp/+archive/ppa Important: your queue should be empty during the upgrade. Got it. Thank you. I used this guy's script to enable the ppa in Debian: http://blog.anantshri....

Greetings I'd like to run sabnzbd 0.6.12 on a Seagate Dockstar (plug computer) that boots Debian squeeze. Squeeze uses sabnzbd 0.5.x by default. In the wiki http://wiki.sabnzbd.org/faq#toc25 I see this: How do I upgrade SABnzbd to a new version? It's simple! All your settings are stored away from th...