I know NZBGet has scripts that checks the task before actually downloading it, and if more than X% of the file is NOT on main servers, then fail the task immediately.
just wondering does SAB has similar scripts?
many thanks
pre-check script?
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Re: pre-check script?
No need for a script, sabnzbd has this built-in!
In Config Switches there is the option Check before download.
In Config Switches there is the option Check before download.
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Re: pre-check script?
That I'm aware of, but not exactly what I'm looking for.
The deal breaker is, it checks across ALL servers. My problem is my backup server is quite slow, so if say more than 50% is coming from the backup server, I'd rather ditch the task for speed. But it doesn't do it.
another problem I found, beside the checking is quite slow, is that it always stuck at 99% or 100% for a while... it won't immediately start the task...
Re: pre-check script?
The 99% stuck problem will be fixed in 2.2.0.
Indeed there is no way to cancel it or make it ignore a server, that would kind of remove the whole point of the check I think..
Indeed there is no way to cancel it or make it ignore a server, that would kind of remove the whole point of the check I think..
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Re: pre-check script?
There are two purpose of this check,
1. This is the one I think you had in mind, just to check if the download will success.
2. This is the one I want, I have fast internet (gigabit), but the back up server is slow ~10mbps, so if most of the data is coming from back up server, even if it may success, it's easier, faster and more efficient for me just to fail it and download another one, instead of having it stall the entire queue.