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Try enabling debug logging (Wrench / Status) and post the part where it is added here. SABnzbd can add nzbs automatically through feeds or it can be done by an external program like Sonarr.

Set a log in password and preferably make sure SABnzbd can't be accessed from the internet.

Are you sure Newshosting has the articles you are trying to download? If the problem persists even with the test download then please try enabling debug logging, disable the other server, do the 100 MB test and post the resulting log file.

- Did you set the SABnzbd Host to empty or 0.0.0.0?
- Try using another port.
- Use the IP (192.168.1.122?) instead of blackred to rule out that part
- A log at DEBUG level, starting at the moment SABnzbd starts and including your access attempt, might be helpful.

What does the "downloading status" refer to? I assume it's something else than the queue because you can add those fields to it through the wrench / Web Interface.

I don't think this will be added but you can create the functionality yourself using a post script. The output from the script included in the history info. Try adding one of the sample scripts to one of the cateories to see how it works.

Is the Processing level under Categories at least Unpack? Does SABnzbd find your unrar program? Look for a line that contains "UNRAR binary... found" in the log and check that the program that was detected can unpack your rar files.

Check History Retention under Switches. Also, programs like Sonarr and Radarr may remove the entries after they are done.

Did you configure SABnzbd to use IPv6? https://sabnzbd.org/wiki/advanced/ipv6

Sounds to me like Sonarr responds to IPv6 and SABnzbd doesn't.

There are some changes in the newest version to reduce the chance of being hacked. See https://sabnzbd.org/access-denied

It should still show up in the log so in your case I think it's a Windows configuration problem. Try finding the firewall configuration for Sonarr and check for differences.

pinn wrote: ↑June 9th, 2021, 3:15 am So I'd need to purchase certs?

You can get a free certificate from https://letsencrypt.org and a domain from https://www.duckdns.org/. There are various guides for setting them up together so that the certificate is updated automatically.

Have you tried different numbers of connections? What is the CPU load when you are downloading? Are you downloading to the SSD? Try setting downloader_sleep_time in Config/Special to 0 or 20. If you get 50 MBytes/s then that's about the same as 494.93 Mbit/s. Maybe your ISP is throttling you.

The best option is to use a router with OpenWRT and the traffic shaping it can do. An alternative is to reduce the number of connections a lot, ideally to only one or two. That way the buffers won't get saturated to the same degree. The drawback is that the transfer rate will always be low.

sgmllib is not included in Python 3 so it sounds like you're trying to run SABnzbd v2.x using Python 3.