Hello,
I use Sabnzbd (2.3.1) on windows 10 since recently... and I appreciate so much...
Everything works fine and I have only a simple question : how can I simply see which binaries groups (group name) I use to download binaries?... to know the most efficient groups and to do manual searches with some indexers and usenet search engines...
I think it's an option I missed... but I don't know how to find it...
Thanks in advance for your answer.
how can I simply see which binaries groups I use to download binaries
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Re: how can I simply see which binaries groups I use to download binaries
Hmm, I don't think there's a way to see that easily.
It is outputted to the Post-processing script: https://sabnzbd.org/wiki/scripts/post-p ... ng-scripts
You could write a script that keeps a track for you in an external file, if you know some python?
It is outputted to the Post-processing script: https://sabnzbd.org/wiki/scripts/post-p ... ng-scripts
You could write a script that keeps a track for you in an external file, if you know some python?
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Re: how can I simply see which binaries groups I use to download binaries
The information is in the NZB file itself.
It's a text file in XML format.
It will contain lines like:
<group>alt.binaries.teevee</group>
That tells you where the data is coming from.
It's a text file in XML format.
It will contain lines like:
<group>alt.binaries.teevee</group>
That tells you where the data is coming from.