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pieteckhart wrote:but im wondering if there is anything like a reference document for the API. I cant find it anywhere on the site but maybe i was looking for it in the wrong place.

Right here in the new documentation. (We'll update the link on the index when 0.4.0 goes final)

User management type of Template, which could differ users from admin... I don't believe this is something we could handle at the template level. To do it right we'd need to add proper multi-user authentication support with user-levels. I'm pretty sure that isn't something we're planning on adding ...

I haven't got any figures to support it but it seems the par stage is twice as fast as before with this multi core par. Switch's post above has benchmarks I performed a month or so ago. Multi-core Par only helps with creation / repair, not verification. And since repair requires you to do a full ve...

You're performing already-lengthy I/O-intensive operations over a relatively slow USB 2.0 link. Don't do that. There's nothing we can do to help you with your situation apart from telling you not to do that.

I gone try this, if i read that site. Original par2 is already twice as slow so with this i should get a nice and free speedboost  :-X No, Original Par2 is the baseline. Multi-core Par2 is as-many-times faster than single-threaded Par2 as however many cores your processor has. 2 cores, half the tim...

pair of dimes wrote: I have too many Plush changes every day that I wish people could be using -- with sugar on top?

If someone wants to be our new build engineer, and automate the compilation system, and contribute machines to build it on I don't see why anyone would object.

I added a screenshot (animated gif) so you can see what happens, don't mind the colours somewhere between screen/screencapture/avi-gif-converter it got real ugly. The gif gives an impression but actually it happens 4 times faster! As I can't seem to get the screenshot in a decent size I uploaded it...

If you're interested in trying out multi-core stuff, you can get phpar [the -ph build in the stats above] from this site. Just rename it par2.exe and drop it in your /sabnzbd/win/par2 directory, or compile / install it from scratch on linux.

DeXeS wrote: So is it or isn't it in 0.4?

It's in. It's still rough (but usable) in IE7, and we're not totally happy with the centering of the menu in any browser, but it's there.

We're hoping for someone to magically swoop down and fix the centering and ie bugs before 0.4 final.

any chance we can get the old style plush interface included aswell as the new style? personally I prefer this old style. 0.3.x Plush is no longer being maintained, If you'd like to take it and make all the necessary updates to make it work with the 8 jillion new features in 0.4.x then nothing's st...

Can I download the templates .zip file from the above link and try it out on my system? It won't work unless you're running 0.4.0 from SVN. If you are running from SVN, just check out the latest revision. If you aren't , just wait patiently for the 0.4.0 beta, which should be right around the corner.

Do you guys run a public beta? Wanting to install sab on my linux download machine, and I am wondering whether or not to wait for 0.4.0 beta, it definitely looks a massive improvement. Yes, there will be a beta. Technically you could grab 0.4.0 right now from SVN . . but since the trunk is still op...

Good Luck: 1) Not getting shut down for fully integrating download sources. 2) Convincing people your system is secure. People are going to be entrusting you and your site with their SABnzbd credentials and by extension their Newzbin and News Server credentials. Now, if you made a straight up conten...

How about, upon initial download, if a password is required, then it simply fails. Except SABnzbd wouldn't know it requires a password until it gets to postprocessing. I think the easiest method would be similar to what you proposed, download the rars, fail but fail gracefully and tell the user in ...

Alright, I've uploaded yet another icon , this time courtesy of FactorMystic of Something Awful . Try manually associating it with the exe in Vista and tell me what you see. If it works, then we at least know Vista likes it for real. Then it's just an issue of running it through py2exe and seeing if...