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The 'mang wget' says this: -O file --output-document=file The documents will not be written to the appropriate files, but all will be concatenated together and written to file. If - is used as file, documents will be printed to standard output, disabling link conversion. HTH

PS: instead of making SABnzbd (or any other app) SOCKS-enabled, I believe it's also possible to "SOCKSify" any application by starting it up by socksify. However, I tried 'socksify', and it gave an ugly error.

With news in the UK of BT starting to block nzb providing websites, They may go after speed restricting the newsgroup providers, Socks lets you tunnel just sab traffic as as far as your ISP is concerned your just connecting to the SSH server. Im gonna do the Socks patch soon see how well it works A...

First of all: SABnzbd loves memory, and loves using it. (If you want a NZB-downloader with a small footprint, consider nzbget. See http://ipv6-or-no-ipv6.blogspot.com/2011/10/easy-nzb-downloading-on-ubuntu-1110.html for an instruction). SABnzbd uses more memory with large (> 10GB) downloads In gener...

Did you google "ImportError: /usr/local/lib/python2.7/site-packages/OpenSSL/SSL.so: Undefined symbol "SSL_get_servername"? It's a bug in "net-im/papyon", which I don't know, but certainly is not SABnzbd related. So probably better to seek help in the forums where it's report...

FWIW: the smallest SOCKS server on Linux / Ubuntu is this: ssh -D 1080 localhost You have to type your local login password. And that's it: your SOCKS server is running! (Well, you must have ssh server installed and running). To test that your SOCKS server is running, you can set your webbrowser's S...

@Rodolpho If you want linespeed newsgroup access with trouble-free connections, get a paid account, for example at http://www.lightningusenet.com/ For €4.50 you get 30 days of access. EDIT: - I tried a free account xsusenet, and it works for me: just 2 connections, port 119, no SSL. I get 132 KB/s, ...

Here's some ugly code to get the info. sander@R540:~$ cat rss-stuff.txt | grep '<title>' | awk -F\> '{ print $2 }' | awk -F\< '{ print $1 }' Test.Movie.XViD-TestGroup sander@R540:~$ sander@R540:~$ sander@R540:~$ cat rss-stuff.txt | grep '<description>' | awk -F\> '{ print $2 }' | awk -F\< '{ print $...

One thing that I did note was that the download only contained 11 PAR2 files while the information data on the NZBSearch site indicated that there was 13 included in the download. Are you aware of anyway of interrogating the NZBSearch info any further? That's not good; both the .NZB and the sabnzbd...

Following my first tests with the IPv6-newsserver newszilla6.xs4all.nl; the speedburst is enormous: - with IPv4 reader.xsusenet.com (1) only between 53 and 124 KB/sec. - with (1) + newszilla6.xs4all.nl between 414 and 879 KB/sec. P.S.: of course, the retention period of newszilla6.xs4all.nl is much...

ik heb ook geen idee hoe je dat op Openelec kan doen. Ik gebruik zelf Ubuntu Linux; daar is het een kwestie van de gewenste tar.gz downloaden, uitpakken, en SABnzbd.py starten.

Hi Sander, yes there are PAR2 files within the NZB and the post is 211 days old. I can understand that this could effect the download but I have got to ask, why only some of the blocks? Which newsserver-provider do you use? And what's their retention. About other downloads: are there downloads that...

En kan je downgraden naar 0.6.9 en kijken of het probleem dan weg is?

OK I can make a connection - maybe I'll really test the server tomorrow. How can I now specify which server I want to use; I have 2 now ? If you have both servers enabled, SABnzbd will use them both. Or, more accurately: SAB will try one server, and if that server hasn't that requested part availab...

Uhh ... geen SSL gebruiken! Dus: poort = 119, en geen vinkje bij SSL. Dan Opslaan, dan Test Server.