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If he's concerned about other processes slowing down, he might try 'cpulimit' on the unrar and par2 processes... and if necessary bandwidth limit sabnzbd so that eats less cpu as well. Or just use sabnzbd's scheduling option and let it have all cpu when the system would otherwise just sit idle in th...

As a linux user, finding out what limits the performance is quite easy. Just run 'top -c -d3' while downloading and see. 0% Idle cpu? -> cpu problem; lots of swapping? -> memory problem; neither? -> disk problem. Most likely you'll find the limited amount of cpu power is to blame. Either that or the...

Last updated: 31 JAN 2024 Using this repository, you can easily install the latest version of the program and its dependencies. Whenever an even newer version of the program is released, you will be automatically notified the same as with any other package update. You have the choice between two ch...

aa6tem wrote: WARNING [assembler]  missing

That warning is part of a log message not properly shown due to an encoding issue. See http://forums.sabnzbd.org/index.php?topic=373.0.

Special HTML characters, like are not properly handled in the 'Last warnings' shown on the Connections tab in the default interface. As a result, log messages like WARNING [assembler] missing reduce to rather cryptic phrases such as WARNING [assembler]  missing when viewed in a browser, because the ...

Latest version doesn't seem to like python 2.4, although it is listed as supported in INSTALL.txt; the following error is found on startup when using python 2.4 (2.4.4-6ubuntu4 to be exact) on Ubuntu Gutsy: $ python2.4 ./SABnzbd.py Traceback (most recent call last):   File "./SABnzbd.py", ...

It seems using some margin above the "typical file size" of 50MB makes sense. With the cache size set to just 55MB, that margin would be only 5MB; so basically, you assume that your system will be able to assemble and write the previous 50MB file to disk (thus making the cache memory avail...

I'll just let the facts speak for themselves. The following 100% reproducible issue is observed with both 0.3.0 and 0.3.1rc1, python source release, on Ubuntu Gutsy/7.10: [jcfp@asterion] /tmp/SABnzbd-0.3.1rc1 $ ./SABnzbd.py -v SABnzbd.py-0.3.1rc1 [jcfp@asterion] /tmp/SABnzbd-0.3.1rc1 $ ./SABnzbd.py ...

switch, I think you missed interfaces/smpl/templates/static/MochiKit/Style.js (partly (c) yahoo under a bsd license, statement + url in the file, starting line 167, but no copy included); other than that, looks fixed to me.

That makes two of us ;) Indeed, many different licenses exists and to make things even worse, some are incompatible even though at first glance they seem to have very similar goals. But for now, having the above issues solved is (imho) a major step forward. Thanks (to all) for the good work, really ...

Your comment on JSON.PY is a bit odd, since this is the one module that does not have a license problem. The source file itself is quite informative about its license and origins AND the LGPL-file is present, since SABnzbd itself is LGPL. How many (identical) copies of LGPL does one need? ??? :o Ca...

While attempting to package sabnzbd+ for Ubuntu, I noticed the following copyright and licensing related problems: Main program: file sabnzbd/utils/json.py is released under the LGPL, but no copy of the license is include in the sabnzbd+ 0.3.0 release, although doing so is a requirement of this lice...