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What we've seen is that "large" queue issues occur only on systems with very little memory.
By now indexers only accept BitCoin for reasons of "privacy".

Multiple instances of SABnzbd can co-exist, but they will not communicate.
So yes, you'll need to do something with the API.

De zoek functie van onze forum software is zeer matig.
We moeten nodig eens een Google plugin installeren.

Probeer dit eens: https://forums.sabnzbd.org/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=20730

Suppose a post is called "The Great Unknown S01E02 blabla".
Another one is called "Great Unknown S01E02 blabla".
SABnzbd will not detect duplicates in this case: "The Great Unknown" vs. "Great Unknown".

No idea. It seems to be a macOS setting and not something the app should do.
We'll look into it, as soon as we get round to Sierra.

Are you sure that the show name was exactly the same in all posts ?
The issue I describved is real (and will be tackled), although it may not be your issue.

Astra has been known to use strange methods regarding DMCA takedowns.
But I'm not sure they still do.
I'm using Astra as one of my servers, but apart from some time-outs, it's not a nuisance.
Note that nowadays we use server priorities. 0 is highest.

In categories you can setup a specific delivery folder for a category.
Please not that you need to use internal paths of the Synology server.
So not the share paths you use from your Windows PC.

Master contains only official releases (so no RC, Beta etc.)

Only after the first job completes successfully, there will be an entry in History. So if new jobs come in before the first one is finished, they're not seen as duplicates. This is good and bad. You'd want a new job of the first one failed. On the other hand, you do end up with duplicates if they co...

Sorry, I have no idea how this QPKG works.
Usually packages are not based on direct git access,
but on our published tar.gz file.

It tries to check disk space.
SABnzbd assumes its temp download folder is always present.

SABnzbd from git doesn't have a version number.
It only gets one on release.
It does show a branch name (if we remember to update )

If you're using git, then you're on your own.
The 1.1.x branch is still there, you just need to check it out.