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How would I check if the lsio docker listen/obey to that yaml file? If it did, you would expect the port number to be passed to sabnzbd as a command line argument. But in the not-so-useless log, the --server option only specifies a host ("::") without a port number: 2021-12-13 06:09:54,12...

stefwill wrote: ↑December 13th, 2021, 4:36 amThe logs are not any help at all.

That's impossible to tell without access to the complete log. Where is it?

Although the QNAP is set to local time, it's a linux server and runs off UTC. While not a sabnzbd issue, you should look into fixing the time and/or timezone settings of the nas system. Unix system may store the bios time (system clock) in utc by default, but that doesn't stop them from properly di...

Tracebacks would be useful. The ones posted by the OP pointed to /usr/local/lib/python3.8/dist-packages/regex/regex.py (i.e. a non-packaged / pip install of the "regex" module) as the root of the issue. On 20.04 the guessit/rebulk/babelfish module all come from their standard packages. Add...

Still none the wiser about what was specifically about the way I was using SABnzbd was causing it but it is all stable now. Thanks for reporting back. The amount of network and disk i/o that comes with downloading from usenet simply increases the chance of triggering hardware issues or driver bugs,...

If we go by that assumption (or even if we assume every password is typically only used for one archive if an nzb supplies more than one), reordering the nzb-supplied passwords by moving "used" ones to the end of the list could save quite a few futile attempts.

Would be interesting to know what genius thought it was a good idea to model an nzb after frankenstein's monster. Assuming there's a matching archive for every password listed, just figuring out which password belongs to each archive would take approximately n 2 /2 attempts. For the example in the t...

As sander mentioined, cgi is part of the python standard library and thus always installed with the python interpreter package. Do you see better results if you call python3.9 directly (instead of 'python3')? Or in a fresh user account without any pip stuff or other modifications from prior to upgra...

For the record, this appears to be related to https://letsencrypt.org/docs/dst-root-ca-x3-expiration-september-2021/ given that all affected providers use letsencrypt for their ssl certificates. Rather than disabling ssl altogether, one could set certificate verification to off in sabnzbd's server s...

The patches from par2-mt were merged into the standard par2 years ago, leaving par2-tbb as the sole alternative version. At that time, the par2-mt package was modified to simply pull in the regular (now multicore) par2; it was dropped for recent ubuntu releases once every supported ubuntu upgrade pa...

Dissonance wrote: ↑September 3rd, 2021, 6:34 pmOne more thing, if the skin could be template based and thereby allowing the community to make skins, that would be really cool!!!

Skins are template based, see source code on github. Many if not most skins included with sab releases at some point, were in fact contributed by users.

For the info inside the nzb, simply open the file in a text editor and check the metadata (typically near the very top). For the headers, download the nzb from that localhost port 9696 url with some util or browser that displays the http headers, such as the developer console/tool of common browsers...

You can use a pre-queue script to check for that, and make it refuse or pause the job if the year is missing. The check itself would typically be implemented in the form of a regular expression , along the lines of ^.+[\s._](19|20)[0-9]{2}[\s._] for a year 20th or 21st century year, surrounded by so...

I wish it were easier, but with debian and ubuntu lts releases out of sync with respect to major python versions things are what they are. There's work going on to add debian repository publishing support to upstream gitlab sources, which may result in native ppa-style repositories for debian (given...

I don't know what I am missing. The part where dpkg/apt don't know about things installed via pip. Since you're rebuilding ppa packages, you can either also build and install python-portend/python-sabyenc/etc packages (source packages for those already available from the ppa as backports for older ...