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jalebi wrote:While that is indeed true, I am a terrible coder/programmer. Does anyone know a simple method to change the amount of decimal places?

The answer to that question is in the first sentence of your first post in this thread ...

Here is an one-liner to see all the details of a certain download: you can see the time actions start and finish, and the download speed. With this kind of analysis you should be able to determine what's going at night. sander@R540:~/.sabnzbd/logs$ grep -i -e ubuntu -e bps sabnzbd.log | grep -i -e c...

Hi, SABnzbd does log its downloadspeed all the down: see the lines with 'bps' in your sabnzbd.log file. And see the example below. Furthermore, SAB logs what it is doing when. So "grep" your logfile on a certain download and 'bps'. A quicker way to get an overview, is clicking on the name ...

avaviney wrote:where can i get giganews?

Check this out: http://lmgtfy.com/?q=giganews

HTH

zifnab wrote:you are the man

Shypike indeed is!

A thing to consider: the *downloading* is only one phase; after that the unrarring/parring (repair + unpack) takes places, and then the script stuff (if any). So if you have a slow CPU / slow system, or you're writing to a slow drive / network-drive, that can take considerable time. FWIW: on my medi...

Change the language: http://localhost:8080/config/general/ at the option Language (or 'Sprache' in German?)
AFAIK "Speicherplatz" is correctly used for harddisk space
The "0 GB temp space" message will correct itself after the first download

Is it ok to talk to cox about newgroups etc.? And am I correct that something is wrong here? Just before I call and complain I wanted to be sure what to say haha. And do you think they are lying about throttling me? And if so why did it start before I even downloaded my first thing? Thank you for t...

Can you connect your PC to another, non-cox, non-comcast Internet-connection? If so, and if you then get a sustainable higher rate, I would say the problem is in your Internet-connection (not your OS, nor SAB, nor your computer), and you should contact Cox, or change ISP.

I've no idea how to help you. Sorry.

Are you using a wireless or a wired connection? Starting testing with a direct, wired connection to your modem/router.

When you use another newsgroup downloader (nzbget, or - if you use Windows - grabit), what's the speed?

what's the URL that nzbstatus etc are using, so ip-address/name and port? When you use that URL in a webbrowser from the same machine that's using nzbstatus, does it work?

twlehew wrote:I'm using wired connection with article cache set to -1. I'm using 40 servers through giganews (I have tinkered with this multiple times with no changes.)

Start by *lowering* the number of newsserver connections to 5.

See here: http://forums.sabnzbd.org/viewtopic.php ... 47&p=55203