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I'm trying to get CouchPotato working on my Ubuntu 10.04; I can find movies, and they seem to arrive in SAB, but then SAB's queue shows something like: index.php!action=getnzb&nzbid=347222&i=sxxx&h=60638383838aaaaaaa instead of a normal download name. The download size is 0 MB, age is 14...

Edit your sabnzbd.ini and change the port number. It is defaulted to 8080. You must have changed it to 119 accidentally. I believe these low port numbers are reserved for the OS so they will not be available for use. Try 8080 or 8081. FYI: The lower port numbers are reserved for ... root. So *if* y...

Pics please

Two mistakes in your setup:

1) It's "newszilla6.xs4all" (not "newszilla.ipv6.xs4all.nl)
2) Do not use a username nor password


HTH

I guess " error: [Errno 49] Can't assign requested address" the most interesting and informative part. Maybe you have filled out an IP address to which SAB should bind? Anyway: find sabnzbd.ini on your Mac (try ~/Library/Application Support/SABnzbd/sabnzbd.ini) ,rename it, start SAB, and I...

@Sander tell me one thing, is the 500111 the lowest value which gave you the stability or did you tried to test the lower values like 400111 or 300111 or even 200111? I indeed tried lower values (I believe 100111 and 200111), which resulted in strange (startup) errors. You should try yourself. And ...

OK, I have found a way to limit SAB's/python's memory usage: open a terminal, type ulimit -d 500111 -m 500111 -v 500111 and then in that terminal, start SABnzbd.py FYI: setting the limits too low (like 100111 thus 100 MB) will cause problems with SABnzbd. The memory usage will stay limited to "...

shypike wrote: I thought you were using heapy to get info.

As reported an hour ago or so, heapy will only show 8 - 12 MB memory usage. Strange.

Maybe it's python itself (not SAB) using a lot of memory ...

The "guardian" runs every 30 seconds (although not exactly reproducible). See sabnzbd/__init__.py, function check_all_tasks (near the bottom of the file). I did this: def check_all_tasks():     """ Check every task and restart safe ones, else restart program         Return ...

Hmm, http://forum.qnap.com/viewtopic.php?f=11&t=32367 seems to suggest the QNAP can indeed do IPv6.

@cereal: can you show  screendumps of:

1) the QNAP webgui showing it's IPv6 address
2) the SABnzbd page showing the server settings, for example for newszilla.ipv6.xs4all.nl

In SABnzbd, I've created a thread that each minute will print out the memory usage as seen by heapy. The strange thing: during a download, the memory usage reported by heapy only goes from 8.5 MB tot 12.8 MB. FYI: top -bn1 reports "248m  42m" as VIRT and RES memory usage. I also tried a &q...

A NAS doing IPv6? I would be surprised and happy to see that. The fact that your ISP free.fr supports IPv6 (which is good), does not prove that each network device (like NAS) understands IPv6.

So: the ping you show; is it from the NAS, or from a PC?

I've played with heapy.py in a small script creating 100.000 entries of type (long?) integer in a list, and heapy seems to do what it should do: show memory usage. Result below. Question to SAB devs: If I want to print the heap in SAB eacht x minutes (or after each download phase), how can I do that...

Test complete: with 50 MB cache_limit, the download succeeds with a little bit less memory usage. Memory is still not automagically released afterwards, but I have to little Linux knowledge to decide whether this is a bug (or a feature). I'll now wait for the guru's (a.k.a. SAB devs) and their analy...

@sander, could you test the same nzb but with caching enabled in the sabnzbd.ini, it would help a lot in finding the reasons behind the leakage, would you experience the same leak or will it be much faster, higher and more extreme. Use cache_limit=150M or cache_limit=50M Also it would be good that ...