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Did it work with the same dlink?

And, no, no idea of the name of the u-turn feature. Browse around. Check modem/router logging. Check firewall

"direct IP" is your *public* address, right? Is has never worked? If so, to make this work, your NAT device (modem/router) should support a kind of U-turn feature. Reason: the traffic goes from your LAN-device to the router with an outside address, which the NAT-device has to detect and U-...

Two ways: Download the SABnzbd source version, unpack it, run it. And repeat as soon as a new release is available Or Use the PPA for the Ubuntu on your Debian. Somewhere in this forum or on the wiki there is a description how to do that. It even works for my Raspbian on my Raspberry Pi. With the PP...

Dan lijkt het me een gevalletje "DMCA"

I checked the first IP address via whois: a Chinese IP address. So: just a port scanner. As long as you keep blocking it, there is no problem.

If you want to be even more safe, put SABnzbd on a unknown port, for example 12333, or 18080, or 18888 (but stay below 65535).

Niks? Dus ook niet een Ubuntu ISO image tussen 600 en 900 MB (Zoek even via binsearch)?

What is the source IP address and domain name of the incoming session?

Oh, never mind: if you just see something incoming on port 8080, it's because port 8080 is a well known port for web servers and proxy servers. So probably a robot / script kiddie looking for open proxy servers.

Just ignore it.

No reaction from suzie123 ... I hate that.

I though using SSL in sab negates the isp's abilities to throttle? Not at all: with NNTP-SSL / NNTPS, an ISP can still throttle: based on IP-address of the newsserver, or on the NNTPS port. The goal of NNTPS is that an ISP (or system administrator or government or other eavesdropper) can't see the ...

Well, I checked, and a "kill <SAB-pid>" seems to get beautifully caught by SAB, as it prints to stdout: 2012-12-17 23:09:47,799::WARNING::[__init__:169] Signal 15 caught, saving and exiting... 2012-12-17 23:09:47,800::INFO::[nzbqueue:211] Saving queue 2012-12-17 23:09:47,800::INFO::[__init...

Well, it works, so apparently it is safe.

If you want to use API anyway, maybe this helps: if you can stop the process, I guess you can read the sabnzbd.ini SABnzbd is using. So you can then read the API key, and use that ...

Did you check /etc/init.d/sabnzbdplus from the PPA for Ubuntu? A snippet: stop_sab() { load_settings || exit 0 if is_running; then TMPFILE="$(mktemp --tmpdir sabnzbdplus.XXXXXXXXXX)" [ $? -eq 0 ] || exit 1 trap '[ -f "$TMPFILE" ] && rm -f "$TMPFILE"' EXIT echo &...

Search "DMCA" on this forum.

I've been unable to play subtitles with my xvid movies using DLNA so I wind up just connecting my laptop to the TV just to get the subtitles. They are srt or idx. Any workaround? Your question is not very SAB related. Short answer: burn the subtitles into the xvid, using - for example - Handbrake /...

Just guessing: https and Chrome?

Did you google it?