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Maybe you can send me some example NZBs?
It's a bit strange, should only Abort after 5 bad articles.

Ik probeer te helpen via mail.. Hopelijk kunnen we het vinden!

In this case the problem was: When we detect missing articles, we don't start Direct Unpack since we can be 99% sure it will fail.

You shouldn't be on 2.3.0, it has a number of bugs.

Maybe you can enable +Debug logging (on 2.3.3) in the Status and Interface settings window and then download something again that should Direct Unpack. Then send me the log (click Show Logging) at [email protected]

The reason is that I suck at regular expressions so this was the best I could come up with

Contact your indexer, just as the parser says: the NZB contains junk-tags at the end of the document that are not valid XML.

Hmm, that's not possible because it's also not a very much used function.
By the way: SAB will allow you to upload these compressed files directly, it doesn't need the .nzb. It handles the compressed ones directly aswelll.

Maybe the nzbToMedia script can somehow do this with one of the tools?

It's MS that has to fix it, and probably will now everybody automatically reports these false positives (Windows defender uploads them).

Yeah we heared this more today.
Try to add your Incomplete and Complete folders to the excluded directories.

You have to wait a bit, half a minute or so for SABnzbd to shutdown.

You should first disable ".nzb Backup Folder" first, this is the 'change to rar' you are referring to.
However, it will still delete the files after import.

The ancient version of the installer software that we use might start to become a problem.. Will have to investigate :/
Could you create an issue at our github if you have an account? Then I can keep track of process.
https://github.com/sabnzbd/sabnzbd/issues

The problem is that the code expects a maximum of 3-digit split files, not with 4.

No that's not the problem Sander.
He's not talking about split Rar files but really split files, these are split om a byte basis and have extension. 001 002 etc, nothing else.
They are split using different tools.