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ok, so the specs are:
*1.2 GHz single CPU (256Kb L2 cache)
*512MB DDR2 SDRAM
*512MB NAND Flash HD
*GigE
*USB2

Anyone got sabnzbd running on anything similar? What would be the bottleneck? Could it even handle the par2 repairs?

Thanks

michald wrote: ...
Also, may I suggest a button that can get you to the settings from the app itself?
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or just disregard the apple human user interface guidelines and add a settings pane to the app itself

thanks for the info

maybe change "delete" to "hide" in the GUI, and then add a "delete all history" button to the settings somewhere

fair enough, but even the uncapped $6/month plan is ~ halfprice of astraweb. I don't know about you guys, but it's not often I need to download stuff that is older then 200 days...

$4/month for "200 days retention, unlimted download, 20 connections" sounds too good to be true. Anyone tried them before?
I am currently on astraweb's $11/month deal, and paying 1/3 of that for the same service wouldn't bother me

cool, could you let us know when it goes live in the store? Saves me from refreshing so often

cool. I had almost given up on any new releases and start making my own app

I like it, even on the iPhone. Definitly more useful then the newzbin site

Suggestion: How about the + turns to a minus when added as a bookmark, and then allowing the user to un-bookmark a report?

yea, I use episode butler on my ibook running leopard

I've been using this for the past couple of weeks; work quite well. Already made some bug reports/feature requests though (by email): Would love to be able to see more information about the search results from newzbin like: -comments -size split up into archive size and par files And a few feature r...

yea, I do.
I actually set it up with
host: IP-ADDRESS-OF-YOUR-QNAP (no subpath)
port: 8080
Username: user name if you set one
Password:  password if you set one

you must remember that OS X is built upon a UNIX foundation. I bet you will find your missing files in one of the directories in /Volumes. Just use finder > Go > Go To Folder > /Volumes
and check all the subdirectories.

Mine is set to the default 0, does this mean that it will cache as much as necessary? Or that it will not cache at all?

Also, are there any hardware specifications I should keep in mind when setting the cache amount? I have sabnzbd running on an old ibook G4 1.4Ghz 1GB RAM.
Thanks

switch: yea, plot, artwork.. the works really :) I will take a look at the plugin! I have some python scripts here that use a slightly modified version of atomicparsley to tag movies and tv shows based upon their path and filename: http://github.com/ccjensen For movies I am using tagchimp (since IMD...