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Strange... I tried to reproduce exactly with your steps but it doesn't happen for me.

The thing is that nothing has changed with respect to post processing scripts. Maybe it was some other change on your machine that happend with same upgrade?
Because as Sander describes, Linux always needs the extra quotes.

It was removed, but it was restored again in 2.2.0, you can try the Alpha.

What do you do that reloads the page?
I tried to reproduce it but can't yet.
You just open Glitter, drag a download somewhere else, and then it goes back to where it was before?

Just to be 100% sure: you have not enabled "Sort by Age" in Config Switches?

We need a bit more information.
What OS are you on?
What did you try to install SABYenc?

That depends, how many blocks are missing in the first 39 files? Count those up and see if they are lower than the number of available blocks. If sabnzbd canceled the download, it's probably because the number of par2 will not be able to restore the job no matter what. So if you want to save bandwid...

Not that I am aware off..
Could you maybe post the whole script so we can check?

Maybe you can try the sickbeard forums? They probably know how to fix it.

Although it seems the installer for sickbeard on your NAS should have installed this module too.

Maybe your database got corrupted (although I would have expected a warning), you can go into your admin path and delete the history1.db file. Shutdown SABnzbd first though!

Ah yes, you are right.
This functionality is not available and probably the best way to do so entging like this is a postprocess script. A simple python or bash script can do this since they receive the category and path to a download.

Maybe you should check out the Sorting page of the Config and particular the Date Sorting part.
https://sabnzbd.org/wiki/configuration/2.1/sorting

We use f_bavail*f_bsize, where f_bavail=available blocks to the user and f_bsize=block size.
If I do that calculation on the data you provided it comes to 687MB. So maybe it's a permission issue?

It does a basic request to the system service statvfs.
What is the output when you run that command on the command line?