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BTW you should use SABnzbd-console.exe and not SABnzbd.exe when running as a service.
SABnzbd.exe will be terminated as soon as you log out, SABnzbd-console.exe will not.

It is not possible for us to create Linux binaries. There are just too many distributions and versions about. Binaries are usually created by other people and added to the apt-get systems of the distributions. I know that SABnzbd 0.3.1 is now almost ready for inclusion (as an option) in Ubuntu. One ...

I just checked. It's totally counter-intuitive, but if you use the console version of SABnzbd, it DOES work fine. So you should start this way: SABnzbd-console.exe -d -f <path-to-my-ini> The problem, the "windowed" version gets and handles the exit command, the console version ignores it. ...

I haven't used it as a service for some time.

I will run some tests soon.

BTW, maybe the trick is to run it as another user. Make a special account that doesn't login normally.

As SABnzbd uses the TCP/IP stack, it is dependent on it. Otherwise Windows may start SABnzbd before the TCP/IP stack is up and running. When it stops on logout, there is definitively something wrong in your service setup. I used it a service quite often, works ok. Only when you stop SABnznd from the...

First upgrade to 0.3.0Final or 0.3.1RC1.
There's no support for 0.3.0RC5.

At high downloading speeds, newzbin fetching may be delayed until there's nothing more to download.

The double backslashes are OK, that's just a Python habit of displaying strings. Be aware that all parameters passed to your script have double quotes around them. What I do find strange is that your stuff is installed in "C:\Program\SABnzbd". Normally it is installed in "C:\Program F...

The article cache should not cause swapping, otherwise it's counterproductive. As most video post contain 50M RAR files, it's handy that such a file fits completely in memory. That way the articles don't have to be flushed to disk before assembling them into a file. DeXes: yes, I have 4 MBit line, t...

I received your log files. I repeat the question of nzb_leecher. Is this file the only one that fails or do all jobs fail in a similar way? Is the par2.exe program in the directory \SABnzbd\win\par2 ? Have you tried to start the par2.exe program from a command prompt? We have never tested with Windo...

You supply very little information on your specific operating system and system speed, memory firewall software etc. First, do not enter a bandwidth limit, this will bring the speed down (that its purpose). Second, the bigger the article cache, the better the performance is (70M is a nice value). I ...

There is an access denied error, which is odd. However, it looks like your download directory is D:\ I'm not sure if that will work. Did you set the configuration like that? If so, please try with a extra directory level (like d:\incomplete) It would be useful if you sent your sabnzbd.ini file to bu...

It's not so weird if you look at this code:     opts, args = getopt.getopt(sys.argv[1:], "phdvncu:w:l:s:f:t:b:",                       ['pause', 'help', 'daemon', 'nobrowser', 'clean', 'logging=', \                       'weblogging=', 'umask=', 'server=', 'templates', 'permissions=', \   ...

Glad that it works now. Some code was added in 0.3.0 to check if localhost is ambiguous. On systems like Vista, localhost refers to the IPv6 address ::1, which is not the same as 127.0.0.1. Also on some systems the hostname may not resolve properly, it looks like the Python library is not very stron...

Bintube must have given up its bad habits.

Got a few NZB of the site, no problem. Kosher NZB file.

Does it happen still?
Can you send an example of a failing file to [email protected] ?

Thanks for clarifying this. There are just too many open source licenses. I have added seperate statements of origin with full license info for each of the included modules. The smpl and Plush templates now contain similar statements about their used resources. All of this will be included in the 0....