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Yes you describe it well, the problem is broken connections not being handled correctly. I found out the same from the log of another user here. Sabnzbd will ignore the server for 10min upon timeouts, since it doesn't know the server will never come back. I will soon release a 2.3.2 test version whi...

You need to do it via Javascript JSON calls, for example using jQuery's $.get()

No, because it doesn't know where your computer is.

You could use a browser extension that add another button that locally sends them directly to your sabnzbd install. But that won't work if your download machine is not the same as where you are sending the NZBs from.

You will have to expose your sabnzbd to the internet via port forwarding. However, that could be not super safe. Easier would be to use the Cart functionality of indexers, where you can add downloads you want to your Cart. This Cart can be loaded into sabnzbd as an RSS feed, which sabnzbd automatica...

Hmm, I don't think there's a way to see that easily.

It is outputted to the Post-processing script: https://sabnzbd.org/wiki/scripts/post-p ... ng-scripts
You could write a script that keeps a track for you in an external file, if you know some python?

What happens when you just use 1 or 2 connections (for testing) to your newsserver? If that works fine, increase the number of connections again.
Do you use any special security software?

I had another ahaaaaah moment: the link I send you before is for the X86 version but you are running the X64 version. The SABnzbd installer also only checks for the X86 version and not the X64 version. Since all newer versions of Windows don't need this dependency, it's never been a problem. I think...

Might just be some update of Norton that changed it behavior. It's a common problem on Windows though. Regarding sickrage I think there's 2 things to try: make sure sabnzbd is added correctly in sickrage, maybe remove and readd. Try removing the * from the Folder setting of the Category, so that per...

Can you maybe install Python 2.7.14 from the python.org website? Maybe it will install the right dependency.

It's very strange, I've helped plenty of users over the years that were on Server 2008, so it must be some combination of settings or installed software.

What if you limit the speed to about 80% of your maximum performance? Or just start really low.
Sounds like a wonkey driver for the network or an over-active virusscanner/firewall?

I think I found the spot where the problem is!
Will try to fix for 2.3.2

I analyzed the douggw's log files and there seems to be some problem with virusscanner or malware scanner. SABnzbd tells the operating system to delete the RAR files after they are downloaded, but due to some other software blocking SABnzbd the files are not deleted immediately. SABnzbd checks after...

Finally I understand the probable cause of this:
You have never used the installer, which would have installed this dependency for you.
You can manually get the right one here: http://download.microsoft.com/download/ ... 40-ENU.exe

Could you send me this NZB at [email protected]? I will give it a try on my setup, easier debugging.

What date are you getting now? The one from inside the archive? Even with Ignore Unrar Dates turned on?