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You should edit that to remove your private API key, and then you should go to OZnzb and change it to a new one.

Shypike:

downloadmonkey wrote:

• I've 3 Usenet providers (Astraweb, UsenetServer, ExtremeUsenet) and I manually switched through all providers (e.g. 3 separate downloads)

Glad I could help

Instead of preventing the errors, why not just use the Scheduling feature to disable the server during the 12 hours you don't have access?

http://wiki.sabnzbd.org/configure-scheduling-0-7

Is there any way to enable more even more thorough debugging than +Debug to try and help track it down?

When this happens to me (which is often) I can usually solve it by clicking Force Disconnect in Status -> Connections. See the top of your third screen shot for the button I'm describing.

shypike wrote:I have never seen it saturate my 100 Mbit/sec fiber connection.

I'm surprised by that. I saturate my 150mbit fiber connection with SABnzbd every day with no problems.

You don't need Python for SABnzbd, but it looks like maybe the script you're running during post processing does.

It hangs sometimes, I have no idea why. When it happens to me I just kill the par2.exe process in Task Manager, let it fail, then repair/extract manually.

Normally this can be fixed by killing the par2.exe process.

It looks like under TV you don't have Default selected, so it's not applying to anything. Select Default, then hit save and try again.

I'm pretty sure both Classic and Mobile were removed from 0.8.0. There were various Github commits to that effect anyway.

You need to enable Sorting. Take a look at this page:

http://wiki.sabnzbd.org/configure-sorting

You can fix the problem with Handbrake and the space by putting quotes around your variable/path, like you did for your HandBrakeCLI variable, or your move path.

I dealt with the subdirectory problem in a really ugly way. I just moved ALL of the files to the root directory and then processed the MKV file. Here's my code: rem <-- Moving All Files Out of Subdirectories --> rem <-- Tried flat_unpack in SABnzbd, but that didn't work --> set MoveToFolder="%~...