Delete download queue and cache

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Tramo
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Delete download queue and cache

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Hi,

I'm using the latest stable version of Debian and the latest SABNzbd+ version from the testing repo. How can I "clean" my download list and the cache? I want to keep settings.
I have too many and big files in the download queue. The program stops responding when it's too much.

Thanks. O0
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shypike
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Re: Delete download queue and cache

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There's a "Purge" option in the pull down menu under the yellow arrow at the top right of the queue.
How much memory does your system have?
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Tram0
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Re: Delete download queue and cache

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shypike wrote:There's a "Purge" option in the pull down menu under the yellow arrow at the top right of the queue.
I can't access the panel. The last I saw was something like cherry timeout error in the error log, but I don't care what is was exactly. How can I delete the download queue without access SABnzbd+?
shypike wrote:There's a "Purge" option in the pull down menu under the yellow arrow at the top right of the queue.
How much memory does your system have?
16GB DDR3-ECC-RAM, CPU is a Intel Xeon E3-1280 V2 @ 3.60GHz. Debian is a clean install.

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Re: Delete download queue and cache

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Just wipe clean the "complete" folder and restart SABnzbd.
It's called "Temporary download folder" in Config->Folders.

RAM is certainly not the issue, this system should be capable of handling a big load.

BTW: try a full queue repair from the Status page first.
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