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If by "automatically moved to a designated folder like tv show" you mean the sorting, it doesn't currently support this. Easiest alternative would be to setup a category with the directory set to wherever you want these jobs to end up, then assign that category to relevant jobs when adding...

Note that it's possible to use chown syntax (user:group) for the USER setting in /etc/default/sabnzbdplus, which is also why the init.d uses ${USER%:*} if it really wants only the user part. Admittedly, it is kind of an undocumented feature as fiddling with these things tends to get newbies in troub...

utahwazoo wrote: ↑February 24th, 2023, 4:28 pmI'm looking forward to learning what I am doing wrong!

utahwazoo wrote: ↑February 24th, 2023, 4:52 pmP.S. - Setting up SABnzbd as a download client succeeds. It is only when I attempt to set it up as an indexer does the call fail. Thanks!

Well... maybe that's because sabnzbd is a download client, and not an indexer?

I don't think there is a way to get live updates of that output from sab while your postproc script is running, from either the web interface or the API.

dellboy wrote: ↑January 30th, 2023, 7:12 pmError message tells me I've got to use a standalone legacy version?
Where can I download this?

It's listed on the very same page as all the other downloads, as "Windows Portable (32bit and legacy)".

If the SSD slows down the speed should go down and stay at some value more or less constant. At least I would think so. In my case the speed graph has a saw-tooth-like shape. The speed goes down sometimes to almost zero then up to almost max. Sab itself can throttle download speed if it notices int...

The disk speed limit starts to pop up in about 5 minutes after the download starts. But first the article cache fills up (my limit is set to 1G). That could be the internal workings of the ssd, something to do with zfs, or the combination of both. Many low end nvme drives (no dram cache with qlc fl...

MThJtER wrote: ↑January 4th, 2023, 11:48 amunable to add full trace as 'New users are not allowed to post links'

Please put the log or trace on a pastebin, and post the link in a way the anti-spam doesn't trigger on it (e.g. pastebin com abcd1234).

The code stripping the executable and setgid/setuser bits doesn't expand permissions (unless custom permissions are set to that effect), see the relevant function . In the absence of custom permissions, it applies the intersection of the current permissions with the inverse of the unwanted-for-secur...

My idea would be, to implement a switch, where we could disable the accept-Attribute in the upload. What makes you think that would work? Typical behaviour for a browser not implementing a certain attribute would be to ignore it rather than come up with some random restrictions of its own. The latt...

MrAndyPuppy wrote: ↑November 19th, 2022, 10:52 amNews group server - Giganews (Diamond)

There have been reports that provider is having issues, https://old.reddit.com/r/usenet/comments/yxdvs8

Might want to get a trial account elsewhere to verify (and/or move providers permanently as todays giganews isn't the benchmark it used to be).

That's some useful extra info there, esp. considering I've yet to update the official package. There's an ancient bug about the ABI mixup in Debian ( #740893 ) which looks like it won't be solved until they start to package both ABIs, giving me sufficient grounds to go with the hotkeys file shipped ...

all Javascript "keydown" events are triggered on any key press. The (thankfully) stops when it gets to the "c" key handler which redirect to the config screen. I don't think I'm seeing any such thing here. For my understanding: with the main sab page open in your browser, any ke...

Emmcee wrote: ↑October 29th, 2022, 4:15 amI often load series and movies with always the same name attributes in one watched NZB Folder.

You can assign categories via the watched folder by putting the nzb file in a subdirectory named after a category.

The refusal for the *arr apps makes sense, as their connections come from ::ffff:172.20.0.1 (the weird looking ipv4-mapped ipv6 equivalent of simply '172.20.0.1') which isn't part of the configured local_ranges (192.168.1.0/24, 100.x.x.x/32). The tailscale ip should work though, provided whatever is...