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Usually a restart of Windows does the trick. Ok, that fixed it this time on the iPad. Still having a problem from Android. I did try rebooting when I first encountered the problem but it didn't work then. Maybe a combination of waiting for DNS cache to expire and a reboot?? But glad that it's partl...

So another Windows update, another problem connecting to SABnzbd from iOS and Android devices on the local network. Remote access is working fine from other Windows computers, as is integration with NZB.su. I am also able to connect to other Windows services on the same machine from my Android phone...

So all of a sudden LAN access started working again. Nothing changed, but now I’m able to reach SABnzbd from any device on my home network. I still think it was caused by the Windows update, but relieved that it was temporary.

and: from that machine, can you access http://192.168.1.68:31526/sabnzbd/ ? Local IPv4 address is 192.168.1.68. By "...from that machine", do you mean the machine at the IPv4 address? That is the Windows machine running SABnzbd, and yes I can access http://192.168.1.68:31526/sabnzbd/ from...

After the latest major release of Windows 10 (October 2020) I'm no longer able to access SAB from other devices on my LAN, including iOS and Android devices. Nothing changed except the Windows update. I tried changing the SABnzbd Host to 0.0.0.0 (previously it was the host name of the Windows machin...

I'm trying to help a friend over the phone who is running into the username/password issue on a Mac. I don't use a Mac and I'm unable to guide him on where to look for the troubleshoot menu. Can someone post a screenshot of the menu so I can help him out?

They are scanning ports to see if there are any vulnerable services. Ok, thanks. This article has a good explanation of this type of vulnerability: https://www.csoonline.com/article/3191531/network-security/securing-risky-network-ports.html . The recommendation is to pick a port in the higher range...

Started to get this error with release 2.3.4 on Windows. See reply at viewtopic.php?f=16&t=21664#p116361.

I've started to get this error with SABnzbd 2.3.4 on Windows. And yes, the connection listed in the log file is from Russia. Before I start fiddling with port numbers, please explain what is going on. Is this some kind of network attack, or is it possible that my usenet host or NZB index site is loc...

If the folder renaming switch doesn't work, I'll see if I can reproduce the problem on the C drive.

sander wrote:Anyway: what's the result of https://forums.sabnzbd.org/viewtopic.ph ... 17#p111601

Is that the right link? It just goes back to this thread. So far turning off folder renaming is working, but the problem was intermittent. I'll let you know if the issue persists.

I'm happy to help. What do you suggest I do to analyze the problem, in addition to turning off the folder renaming (which so far seems to be working, although I haven't done a lot of testing)?

The device is NTFS and is connected via USB 3.0.

I'll try turning off folder rename and report back on whether that works. Using C: isn't really a solution - SAB should be able to handle an external drive. I've run a benchmark program against both drives and the E drive is actually faster.

I'm still seeing frequent renaming errors in 2.0.ORC2. I was seeing these in the previous production release but hoping it would be resolved in the new update. I've searched the forum and seen similar complaints but haven't found a satisfactory solution. A typical error message looks like this: Erro...

Apparently Windows has a default option that powers off USB devices. That seems to be the cause of the problem. Here's a link for turning off that "feature": http://www.tomshardware.com/answers/id- ... #r16703786