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What happens when you run that script on the command line?
What is the output? It is outputting something SAB can't convert.

Also, which version of SABnzbd are you using? Still 0.7.20?

They are most likely fake, unfortunately when you use services like binsearch and nzbindex the ones you can find with an easy search are fake. You'll need a (paid, usually like $10/year) indexer that has all that hidden content that's not crap and that you can use with Sonarr and CouchPotato. For ex...

In the history, click on the name of the item. In the popup it will show something like:
Easynews=4 MB, Astraweb=800MB

That's completely out of control of Sabnzbd, this is what the script is supposed to do.
Maybe it could be a rights issue that the script can't delete the folder?

The harder way is to change in Status and Interface settings the number of jobs per page. With more (or all), you can more easily change them. After this the settings can go back

Could be some timeout, 11MB is huge for an NZB.
Is there a possibility for you to add it via a Watched folder? This is not limited by the Webserver.

This job was added after upgrading to RC4?
What happens if you pause/unpause the single job?

EDIT: Indeed, could you send me the logs? [email protected]
If you download the logs from the interface it will include an anonymized version of your settings, this will be useful for diagnosing.

Yes, the switch for that is just below it: "Abort jobs that cannot be completed".
It checks if the number of par2-articles is greater than the number of lost articles, if not, it aborts.

Indeed it lacks a quick way, but fastest would probably be by setting the job's priority to high. This will bump it above the Normal-priority ones.

I became aware that things like this in Glitter were a bit more hidden than in Plush, so in the next 1.1.0 update you'll be shown a link to a page that gives a quick overview of these 'hidden' features!
https://sabnzbd.org/wiki/extra/glitter-tips-and-tricks

But he also says that the movies were actually successful, so that's the weird part.

There is however an option in CP under Downloads (turn on Advanced settings!) and then SABnzbd:
"Remove the NZB from history after it completed."
Did you maybe turned that on?

For Range, just select the starting job and then hold the shift key when selecting the last check box. There is no Invert, but Range and Select all (on the multi edit bar) should handle this all.

CP automatically removes failed downloads from history, to make sure no half downloaded movies fill the harddrive.

We are aware and this should be fixed in RC 4 which should be released very soon.
If it still happens in RC 4, please let us know again

You are completely right! Fixed it.
Thank you