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OK. I'm asking because python module can be difficult. Plus you have other errors in your sabnzbd.log ... not good. "module 'sabctools' has no attribute 'bytearray_malloc'". My guess: you still have an old sabctools which does not have that function. So ... do the below on your debian and ...

I completely gave up on the truenas server instance. Nothing I did was working and nobody was actually willing to help me with it so I just switched over to Windows. Clever decision. Also my experience in this forum and reddit: always problems with Truenas and Unraid, and never solutions. fast.com ...

How good are you with Debian?

Internet Bandwidth 30.5 MB/s 244 Mbps

Better, but not 1000 Mbps. So:

Windows 10 PC

If so (and not the truenas you posted about earlier): what do you get on https://fast.com/

The other night when I started using SAB I was downloading files at 50MB/s which seemed slow to me but you can let me know, we pay for 1 gig service so 1000mbps. https://sabnzbd.org/wiki/faq#:~:text=%22My%20Internet%20connection%20is%20200%C2%A0Mbps%2C%20and%20SABnzbd%20only%20downloads%20at%2020MB...

any errors in SABnzbd?

Good you have no issues anymore

"truenas scale server," ... is that virtualization, with docker?

and connection timeouts

Can you post the timeouts?

I cannot get sabnzbd to download files to the directories I have mapped in the compose file.

Because what error do you get?

Same as https://github.com/sabnzbd/sabnzbd/issues/2779 ?

If so: solved in git version.

choose a different outside port in your sabnzbd docker config

db18 wrote: ↑January 26th, 2024, 3:00 pm generally its not left open (the web client). sab just runs in the background and I access it from another machine when needed

Exactly. That's why I'm asking you to keep it open. As as test. To see if my hypothesis is correct.

seeing this error after opening the web client

Does it happen when you keep the web client open to SABnzbd all the time?

FWIW: the "OSError: [Errno 64] Host is down" is BSD / MacOS specific, meaning: 64 EHOSTDOWN Host is down. A socket operation failed because the destination host was down. Instead of disk related, it could be - just a long shot - MacOS cleaning up non-used socket connections, and later on c...