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I did reboot. Didn't help much. Aha ... do you mean it's not your webinterface that has stopped working, but SABnzbd itself? You can check in your process manager (CTRL - ALT - DEL, and then ...). And haven't got Windows at my hands now, so I can't check the details for you. If SABnzbd is not runni...

Easy: rename C:\Users\***USER***\AppData\Local\sabnzbd\sabnzbd.ini to some other name, and start SABnzbd: it will start the wizard, which you should fill out. After that it should work again.

HTH

Easy: reboot Windows.

Sounds strange: blank fields, but SAB fills out a username/password anyway? Where does SAB get that username/password from if the fields are blank? Anyway: Stop SABnzbd Find and rename sabnzbd.ini on your harddisk Start sabnzbd: it will start the wizard. Fill out the newsserver, and no username/pass...

You must put the .PY extension in your Windows' PATHEXT. Search this forum, and you will find more info.

HTH

Interesting (ignoring some of your language). Short: can you post the output of "netsh interface teredo show state" and post it here? And: To see the Teredo Interface in the Device Manager, open the Device manager > View > Show hidden devices > then expand "Network adapters" Long...

Quger wrote: I removed and installed again and it's still do that error...

What's the result if you install SABnzbd on your brother's computer?

airtwain wrote:
Haven't felt this stupid since I downloaded programs over a 300 baud modem onto a cassette tape on my Apple II in 1980!

You had a modem in 1980?! Lucky you! I only had a casette tape connected to my Tandy TRS80 in 1982. My first modem was only around 1989 or so.

Its deployed the same fibre to street cabinet mini dslam then copper vdsl to premises OK, thanks. I find VDSL/FttC a great technology; these are the results from the DSL diagnostics of my modem: current rate upstream: 4104 kbps current rate downstream: 42016 kbps attainable rate upstream: 14511 kbp...

Thank god for fttc 40Mb now :-) Are you on FttC? Me too! Thanks to FttC, my DSL-connection jumped from ADSL's 10 Mbps (over 4+ km cupper) to VDSL's 62 Mbps (over 0,4 km cupper), which is capped by my 'plan' to 42 Mbps. Which is great. Do you know how your FttC (in the UK, right?) is deployed? Here ...

@dbznokia

Are you using SABconnect++?
What does the netstat-command (see my earlier posts) say?

If you want fault-tolerant mail handling, you could install a local mail handler ("MTA") on your Ubuntu machine. I just followed the instructions on http://library.linode.com/email/exim/send-only-mta-ubuntu-10.10-maverick , selecting "Mail sent by smarthost; no local mail", and i...

Yes, ~/.sabnzbd contains the settings and the queue, history, etc.

The number of open connections (due to SABconnect) stay about the same on my machine, so the 'real results' must come from the original posters of the problem. sander@R540:~$ netstat -apon | grep -e 8080 -e 9090 (Not all processes could be identified, non-owned process info will not be shown, you wo...

On Windows this can happen when you upload a NZB to SAB's webinterface, *and* you have a file association for .NZB pointing to SAB.

So:
Which OS are you using?
Do you manually upload to SAB's webinterface? If you don't do that, is there only one copy?