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Since we are now on version 1.1.0 you can imagine that we would first ask you to upgrade before we can help you further. That version is years old..
The 7000 days one seems to be a simple case of DCMA takedown. On new versions you can set sabnzbd to abort jobs that can't be completed.

You can see how to reset here: https://sabnzbd.org/wiki/faq#toc21

When I upgraded to Sierra all my power settings were also lost or reset..

Try opening it manually but in an incognito window, so without logging in to your indexer. This usually happens when login info (API key is missing from the URL).
For example for NZbGeek you need to switch on 'Download link' when generating an RSS feed.

What platform are you on? Linux?
Are you on 1.1.1RC3 or which version of SABnzbd?
Do you have set any parameters for par2 in Config->Switches?

Copyright holders are defending their rights

Try NZbGeek to start, or drunkenslug!

The file is most probably removed from usenet due to copyright issues. TV shows and movies get taken down within days, hours even (Google for 'DCMA takedown').
So you either have to be quick, or lucky. And use indexers in Sonarr that have more hidden content.

I think you will have to go on the QNAP forums.. This we don't know..
The link to the right topic is on the wiki.

That's correct, if you are on the master branch it will say you are on version 1.1.x [unknown]! https://github.com/sabnzbd/sabnzbd/blob/master/sabnzbd/version.py Like shypike said, we just kind of forgot to update the version.py when mergining into master, that's all. The new QPKG should force it to...

If you use the version that's linked in the wiki, it will use the master branch. This is the correct branch.

Are you able to login to the server and change permissions? Like using SSL or some synology tool?
I think the SynoCommunity packages should take care of the permissions thing. I don't have such a NAS so not sure..

It's done by the poster to hide the true contents.

You should use nzbget for your setup. Sabnzbd cannot handle these speeds because it's programmed in python, which has some overhead (but is much easier to program) and can only do single core.
Maybe see if you update to 1.1.x you will get a few MB/s more, but not max out your connection

Hmmm, yes that's too much obfuscation for us to figure out..

You can try to manually rename the smallest file to end in .par2.
Then you can run quickpar on it and this should be able to rename the files so you can unpack them.
This is a feature which will be integrated in upcoming releases of Sabnzbd, but might still be a while.