Hi Guys,
Yesterday I freshly installed 0.4.0Beta5 on my freshly re-installed WinXP.
Having had some experience with an older version, I must say, the new one looks great!
But, I do have some downloading problems. I've not been able to pin-point the exact circumstances that trigger the problem, so it is no 100% reproducable.
Some downloads finish without any trouble, some don't. The ones that don't, get deleted completely, but this might be due to my post-process setting (which is set to "+delete"). There is no unpacked download, no incompletes, no cache, nothing. Gone.
The logfile only shows lines like
ERROR::[assembler] Disk error on creating file E:\Documenten\NZB\incomplete\"Das.Beste.kommt.zum.Schluss.German.COMPLETE.DVDR-CRUCiAL 001100 - crcl-bucket.list.dvdr-sample.vob y.199\crcl-bucket.list.dvdr.r81
I've attached part of the logs.
I think it has something to do with that quote trailing the folder-part (E:\Documenten\NZB\incomplete\). That should no be there and it isn't in the original nzb.
This has happened several times now, although I've had two complete downloads also... I'm lost.
Any idea where to look / what's going wrong here?
(for aparent reasons, I've somewhat edited the logs to hide personal details)
Thanks & Regards,
- Zedd
Strangeness with folder names and subsequent removal of downloaded files
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Re: Strangeness with folder names and subsequent removal of downloaded files
Please send the suspected NZB file to bugs at sabnzbd.org
BTW: the problem is not in the actual NZB file.
The poster may have put spurious quotes in the yEncoded filename.
That won't show up in the NZB file. SABnzbd (and any other program) uses the
yEnc filename embedded in the article.
BTW: the problem is not in the actual NZB file.
The poster may have put spurious quotes in the yEncoded filename.
That won't show up in the NZB file. SABnzbd (and any other program) uses the
yEnc filename embedded in the article.
Last edited by shypike on May 29th, 2008, 3:42 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Re: Strangeness with folder names and subsequent removal of downloaded files
I have downloaded using your NZB file.
It downloads fine here, there's no hidden quote in the filename.
However, after looking more carefully at your message:
It's the NZB filename itself that contains (or seems to contain) a quote character.
How exactly did you send the NZB to SABnzbd?
Blackhole, main-page, newzbin report number, third-party utility?
BTW: SABnzbd does not delete the files, it simply cannot write them to disk.
It downloads fine here, there's no hidden quote in the filename.
However, after looking more carefully at your message:
It's the NZB filename itself that contains (or seems to contain) a quote character.
How exactly did you send the NZB to SABnzbd?
Blackhole, main-page, newzbin report number, third-party utility?
BTW: SABnzbd does not delete the files, it simply cannot write them to disk.
Re: Strangeness with folder names and subsequent removal of downloaded files
Is the windows user you are logged into allowed to do everything in that folder? how about a different nzb? does that go fine?
Re: Strangeness with folder names and subsequent removal of downloaded files
Shypike, thanks for replying!
The NZB was sent to SAB through the main-page. I used the URL-add function.
When this did not work, I downloaded the NZB manually and added the NZB-file through the main-page.
No change.
Your final remark: SAB cannot write the file to disk, I think is not accurate. Cache files and such are written to disk fine. Only when the unpacking starts, things start to go wrong.
DeXeS: this user is member of the local administrators-group.
I've been able to download 1 nzb fine (the first) but sadly, I did not save the nzb-file.
I'm currently trying another one. But, this is a large one (10GB+) so I'll try a smaller one in a few minutes.
Thanks guys, for all the attention!
- Zedd
The NZB was sent to SAB through the main-page. I used the URL-add function.
When this did not work, I downloaded the NZB manually and added the NZB-file through the main-page.
No change.
Your final remark: SAB cannot write the file to disk, I think is not accurate. Cache files and such are written to disk fine. Only when the unpacking starts, things start to go wrong.
DeXeS: this user is member of the local administrators-group.
I've been able to download 1 nzb fine (the first) but sadly, I did not save the nzb-file.
I'm currently trying another one. But, this is a large one (10GB+) so I'll try a smaller one in a few minutes.
Thanks guys, for all the attention!
- Zedd
Re: Strangeness with folder names and subsequent removal of downloaded files
In the cache the files get temporary names.
Looks like the quote was in the job name somehow.
Looks like the quote was in the job name somehow.
Re: Strangeness with folder names and subsequent removal of downloaded files
Due to some stupid clicking on my part, I've had to reinstall my computer.
I'll be sure to install SAB the same way I did last time - I'll keep you posted!
- Zedd
I'll be sure to install SAB the same way I did last time - I'll keep you posted!
- Zedd
Re: Strangeness with folder names and subsequent removal of downloaded files
Hmmm... everything LOOKED ok, but it turns out, it isn't
BUT I do have an idea. I'm suspecting it has something to do with HTML special chars ('& quot;' for example).
I see this is part of most of my downloads, may be all. I'll do some more testing with RC2 and also with v0.2.5.
I'll keep you posted.
Regards,
- Zedd
BUT I do have an idea. I'm suspecting it has something to do with HTML special chars ('& quot;' for example).
I see this is part of most of my downloads, may be all. I'll do some more testing with RC2 and also with v0.2.5.
I'll keep you posted.
Regards,
- Zedd
Re: Strangeness with folder names and subsequent removal of downloaded files
Indeed, it seems that the problem has something to do with HTML codes. I'm not sure why I'm the only one having this problem... may have something to do with regional settings?
I've tried downloading http://www.nzbindex.nl/?go=nzb&release= ... 1212659087 (if ths link doesn't work anymore, search for "The Order (gametime)" and select the 4.97GB version from a.b.Boneless).
When I C&P the URL on the main page, I get a different download name then when I download the NZB-file and use that one. Also see attachment: the second download I created using the URL, the third by uploading the NZB file.
My conclusion: something goes wrong when interpreting NZB files which were downloaded by SAB.
I've tried downloading the same URL in SAB v0.2.5 and that one downloads fine. There, the download-name also contains the quote, but also contains a trailing quote, which the beta-version lacks. To see this, again, check out the attachment: only a leading quote is shown, without a trailing quote. Windows will not accept filenames containing just one quote.
Is this analysis any help to you?
Regards,
- Zedd
I've tried downloading http://www.nzbindex.nl/?go=nzb&release= ... 1212659087 (if ths link doesn't work anymore, search for "The Order (gametime)" and select the 4.97GB version from a.b.Boneless).
When I C&P the URL on the main page, I get a different download name then when I download the NZB-file and use that one. Also see attachment: the second download I created using the URL, the third by uploading the NZB file.
My conclusion: something goes wrong when interpreting NZB files which were downloaded by SAB.
I've tried downloading the same URL in SAB v0.2.5 and that one downloads fine. There, the download-name also contains the quote, but also contains a trailing quote, which the beta-version lacks. To see this, again, check out the attachment: only a leading quote is shown, without a trailing quote. Windows will not accept filenames containing just one quote.
Is this analysis any help to you?
Regards,
- Zedd
Re: Strangeness with folder names and subsequent removal of downloaded files
Thanks, I have the NZB, will test it tonight.
It could very well be a character set problem and that would be in the post itself and not in the NZB.
yEnc uses 8-bit ASCII for filenames which needs to be translated to Unicode, either by SABnzbd or Windows.
Not every 8-bit ASCII character has a fixed interpretation: you need to know the active "Codepage"
on the machine that created the post.
One example is the Euro-sign (Alt-0128), that one gives problems.
Like I said, I will look into this.
BTW which CodePage does your system use?
You can tell by typing the chcp command in a command prompt.
Codepage 850 is quite popular, not sure what Dutch systems use.
It could very well be a character set problem and that would be in the post itself and not in the NZB.
yEnc uses 8-bit ASCII for filenames which needs to be translated to Unicode, either by SABnzbd or Windows.
Not every 8-bit ASCII character has a fixed interpretation: you need to know the active "Codepage"
on the machine that created the post.
One example is the Euro-sign (Alt-0128), that one gives problems.
Like I said, I will look into this.
BTW which CodePage does your system use?
You can tell by typing the chcp command in a command prompt.
Codepage 850 is quite popular, not sure what Dutch systems use.
Re: Strangeness with folder names and subsequent removal of downloaded files
Codepages... not really my thing.
Chcp returns:
Active code page: 437
Please remember: using the NZB file works, using the URL does not.
Chcp returns:
Active code page: 437
Please remember: using the NZB file works, using the URL does not.
Re: Strangeness with folder names and subsequent removal of downloaded files
I think I have not interpreted your complaint very well.
So the problem is with the handling of the URL itself.
OK, I'll check this out.
So the problem is with the handling of the URL itself.
OK, I'll check this out.
Re: Strangeness with folder names and subsequent removal of downloaded files
Found the bug, will be fixed for the next release.
Cheers for reporting the issue
Cheers for reporting the issue
Re: Strangeness with folder names and subsequent removal of downloaded files
Gladly done.
I'll be checking on your fix !
- Zedd
I'll be checking on your fix !
- Zedd