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"Abort jobs that cannot be completed" and "Delete"

Posted: August 5th, 2014, 10:35 am
by Hurda
1.)
Requisites:
SabNZBd 0.7.18
"Abort jobs that cannot be completed" enabled
NZB-example

Steps to reproduce:
- Make sure "Abort jobs that cannot be completed" is enabled and downloading is paused
- load the nzb
- delete everything but the *.subs.* files. Downloading should be possible, as all needed files and par2-files are still downloaded
- Unpause the download.

Expected results:
Queue is processed as usual, with the two files downloaded and checked.

Actual results:
Upon starting to download the first file, SabNZBd pauses the download and moves it to the "History"-section and marks it unfinishable: "Aborted, cannot be completed"

The log shows:

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2014-08-03 17:39:05,877::DEBUG::[nzbstuff:1123] Download Quality: enough=False, have=18475843, need=7270923026, ratio=0.00254105880834
2014-08-03 17:39:05,877::DEBUG::[nzbstuff:949] Abort job "test subs", due to impossibility to complete it
The number for "need" is when downloading the whole NZB, but we've deleted everything except the *.subs.*-files.
I assume the need-number isn't adjusted when manually deleting files from the queue.

Disabling "Abort jobs that cannot be completed" beforehand or removing the unwanted entries from the NZB before loading it into SabNZBd is working fine, so it's no problem of the upload itself.

2.)
When "Abort jobs that cannot be completed" is disabled, for some reason it's downloading all *.subs.*-files, including all available par2-files, although they're not necessary. There's no repairing or renaming going on, so why?

This is also happening when loading an edited NZB which only contains the *.subs.*-entries. ???
Processing is set to "+Repair".

Re: "Abort jobs that cannot be completed" and "Delete"

Posted: August 5th, 2014, 4:03 pm
by shypike
True, it's a bug.
I'll put it on the to-do list for the next release.

Re: "Abort jobs that cannot be completed" and "Delete"

Posted: August 12th, 2014, 12:36 am
by Hurda
Thanks!