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So Ive had a download "Stuck" for a couple hours now on SAB because the warning error says Supernews "has too many connections" or some such. Not really sure what gives. It's the only thing that downloaded today.
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Do you use all thirty connections? Try lowering the number a bit, they may overlap.
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Jun 20, 2014 08:20
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When sending an NZB to SAB from DOGnzb, is there a way to have it automatically categorized in SAB?
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Jun 22, 2014 05:17
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Vykk.Draygo posted:When sending an NZB to SAB from DOGnzb, is there a way to have it automatically categorized in SAB? Use the plugin SABconnect++ it embeds a download arrow on the NZB websites next to the download and sends that directly to SABnzbd with the category.
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Jun 22, 2014 11:19
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JoeMB posted:Use the plugin SABconnect++ it embeds a download arrow on the NZB websites next to the download and sends that directly to SABnzbd with the category. I am, but it's not. Maybe it just doesn't work for certain categories.
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Jun 22, 2014 13:44
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Vykk.Draygo posted:When sending an NZB to SAB from DOGnzb, is there a way to have it automatically categorized in SAB? You don't need any extra thing, dognzb already sends category information when you grab an nzb from them. In the sab Categories settings page in the Group / Indexer tags put the category with a * after it 
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Jun 22, 2014 14:38
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uhhhhahhhhohahhh posted:You don't need any extra thing, dognzb already sends category information when you grab an nzb from them. In the sab Categories settings page in the Group / Indexer tags put the category with a * after it Is there a way to separate subcategories, like ebooks and comics, rather than having them lumped into the same Books category?
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Jun 22, 2014 19:20
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Vykk.Draygo posted:Is there a way to separate subcategories, like ebooks and comics, rather than having them lumped into the same Books category? http://wiki.sabnzbd.org/configure-categories-0-7 quote:TV* to match all TV or TV Shows*HD to match only the subcat Maybe this will work
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Jun 22, 2014 19:54
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On nzbs what's the difference between HD and HD+? e: Is it 720p vs 1080p? Boris Galerkin fucked around with this message at 13:08 on Jun 29, 2014 |
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Jun 29, 2014 13:02
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I think this is the right decision, but just rather get a few more opinions in case I'm not thinking of something: At the moment my primary XBMC client also houses 9 HDDs (mostly hanging off USB in a 2 and 4 bay enclosure), running SAB, Couch Potato and SickBeard. It's only a 2.4ghz C2D with 2GB RAM so it's not exactly the speediest thing on the planet as it is. I've also got a ton of older beige box P4s that can hold probably around 7 HDDs internally and I think we've been able to max them out with 4GB RAM. I'm pretty sure we've got at least one or two 2.8GHZ HT models left over. So essentially, should I turn my main client into an XBMC fronted only and move everything else onto one of these beige boxes? Also, should I put XBMC on it as well or leave it on the main client (it's running MySQL for the rest of the house). Or would now be a good time to think about moving to Plex? Devices in the house include an Apple TV2, an iMac, a W7 PC and sometimes a Pi (least important box).
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Jun 30, 2014 14:36
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I would be worried about those old p4s being able to serve over your network with any efficiency. Plex would absolutely not run on that.
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Jul 1, 2014 14:44
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Pentium 4's also use a ton of electricity never mind for how little work you do per CPU cycle. I was looking into reusing a P4 for that and ended up pricing out a low power usage PC, then realized it was $100 less then a Synology NAS so I just bought a Synology. I run everything off my DS1813+. It will set you back about $900 without drives but build a RAID6 and just let SAB, SB, and plex right on it. I haven't had an issue streaming from just about any device (I haven't streaming multiple things so that might give it some issues if you are hoping the NAS will do all the leg work). People report having no issues getting a Chromecast to work streaming 1080 stuff and I plan on getting one to try out with it. You can also get a much cheaper synology it depends on how many drives you want to make use of and how much power you want it to have. A cheap NAS will not unpack files all that fast. Even mine doesn't like queuing up over 1TB of stuff for it to repair and unpack, but it only takes about 2 days including downloading. Ends up being about 8 hours longer then the download and only when you do a stupid amount stuff. Single files are super quick. There are totally cheaper ways to do this, and you have the P4 hardware already it's just going to cost a decent bit of cash to run then 24/7 and if you want to put the drives in a RAID that is going to set you back a RAID controller (don't cheap out on a RAID controller or you could lose all your data). I mostly went with a prebuilt solution since I didn't know enough about RAID controllers and it seemed like it was only a $100 difference and wanted something that just worked, my problem could easily have been buying way more expensive RAID controller then I needed but I wanted RAID6 and it was really expensive at the time.
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Have they recently gotten more aggressive about DMCA takedowns? I setup a new server for a buddy over the weekend, and he let me know that stuff was failing. Turns out I had configured the search provider in Sickbeard wrong, and these couple of episodes couldn't be found on Sickbeard's index. I fixed the provider settings and searched, but the download just goes immediately to failed "out of server's retention". He's setup on Supernews, and I added my Blocknews account to his SAB to see if it would help, but it didn't. My astra/blocknews/tweaknews caught the same ep last night and downloaded it fine.
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Jul 2, 2014 16:25
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EL BROMANCE posted:I think this is the right decision, but just rather get a few more opinions in case I'm not thinking of something: You are in the incorrect thread, you want the xbmc or plex thread in IYG and/or the NAS thread
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Jul 2, 2014 16:54
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If you feel your C2D is too slow, it's time to buy new hardware. Running P4s is never the solution, and even C2D is wasteful compared to newer designs.
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Jul 2, 2014 17:38
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EC posted:Have they recently gotten more aggressive about DMCA takedowns? I setup a new server for a buddy over the weekend, and he let me know that stuff was failing. Turns out I had configured the search provider in Sickbeard wrong, and these couple of episodes couldn't be found on Sickbeard's index. I fixed the provider settings and searched, but the download just goes immediately to failed "out of server's retention". He's setup on Supernews, and I added my Blocknews account to his SAB to see if it would help, but it didn't. Check what version Sabnzbd is running. I was getting boatloads of failed downloads despite having decent binary availability. In my case the Debian stable repository was 0.5.3 or something close and the current is 0.7.16. Once I upgraded to the current version it cleaned all my problems up instantly.
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Jul 2, 2014 21:26
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In terms of naming of files on Usenet, such as Linux distributions: What is the difference between Linux.LatestUbuntuVersion.RP.iso and Linux.LatestUbuntuVersion.iso without RP? The two copies are uploaded mere hours apart.
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Jul 3, 2014 02:49
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Is RP always the newer upload? It might be non-standard naming for Repack. If a release group makes a mistake and fixes it they'll release Linux.Version.REPACK.iso. If another group fixes it the label will be PROPER.
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Jul 3, 2014 03:41
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It's a repost for when Linux production companies get the original files taken down.
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Jul 3, 2014 09:42
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YouTuber posted:Check what version Sabnzbd is running. I was getting boatloads of failed downloads despite having decent binary availability. In my case the Debian stable repository was 0.5.3 or something close and the current is 0.7.16. Once I upgraded to the current version it cleaned all my problems up instantly. I installed .7.17, which was the latest windows version I saw on the site. I really think it's just DMCA stuff at this point. :/
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Jul 3, 2014 14:19
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I've been fine for awhile except older stuff from a specific source. nzbget/drone using Supernews with Blocknews/Tweaknews as fills. If you send me a PM with a few NZBs I can give them a shot.
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Jul 3, 2014 17:43
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I've had pretty good results with NewsGroupDirect plus Astraweb as fills. The way Sickbeard handles pulled/nuked files is really annoying to me. If files go down, and you reset the episode to wanted, it will happily pull down the exact same NZB file that failed the first time over and over again. Manually searching on the index sites for a replacement seems to be the only real solution at the moment but that's a pain when you're dealing with more than a handful of episodes. It would be great if it kept track of the date/time/poster of the releases it's tried to download in the past so that it can handle that situation gracefully. Maybe even tie it into the SABnzbd API somehow so that manual intervention isn't required. Alternately, it could offer a Couchpotato-style list of releases so you can manually choose a different one.
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Jul 3, 2014 20:21
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Paul MaudDib posted:I've had pretty good results with NewsGroupDirect plus Astraweb as fills. I usually just change my quality if I'm getting a ton of stuff at once. Ideally yes I'd like what I set it to but 1080 blue ray, Web, and HD are same enough that picking up 5 seasons quickly is worth having the wrong thing.
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Jul 3, 2014 20:24
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Paul MaudDib posted:I've had pretty good results with NewsGroupDirect plus Astraweb as fills. Yeah that's why I love NzbDrone, it has great automatic failed download functionality. The only time I even interact with it anymore is just adding new stuff once every few months.
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I've used nzb.su forever (free account I'm cheap) and now since they lost advertising I'm limited on daily downloads. Which nzb sites would you suggest using?
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Jul 10, 2014 14:42
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lilcasino posted:I've used nzb.su forever (free account I'm cheap) and now since they lost advertising I'm limited on daily downloads. Which nzb sites would you suggest using? If you have the technical chops, you can set up your own newznab site on your own computer. I got tired of following the nzb sites around as they pop in and out of existence.
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Thermopyle posted:If you have the technical chops, you can set up your own newznab site on your own computer. I got tired of following the nzb sites around as they pop in and out of existence. How much data do you pull in keeping your index up to date?
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Jul 11, 2014 02:38
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gabensraum posted:How much data do you pull in keeping your index up to date? It really depends on if you want to backfill the entire index and what groups you index, the headers themselves are quite small, its been a few years since I ran mine but I think a fully indexed site with all the covers/metadata is like 150gb. It used to be a chore to run it though, not sure if that has changed at all.
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Nask26 posted:It really depends on if you want to backfill the entire index and what groups you index, the headers themselves are quite small, its been a few years since I ran mine but I think a fully indexed site with all the covers/metadata is like 150gb. It used to be a chore to run it though, not sure if that has changed at all. Have one that has been running over a year, I back filled 2-3 years worth (big nzb collection)and it is about 160gb with other various thing installed on it. Not sure on the bandwidth usage though. It is mostly automated but every month or so I end up having to fix something or add/remove some group.
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Jul 11, 2014 19:28
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gabensraum posted:How much data do you pull in keeping your index up to date? I dunno. Not very much. Headers aren't that big.
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Jul 11, 2014 19:51
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Man, it would be nice if I could get a working unrar binary on my router, this is making running sabnzbdplus directly off of it impossible (Asus RT-N16 /w Tomato Shibby) It segfaults no matter if I install it from optware or compile from source, it sucks.
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Jul 13, 2014 20:07
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What are my options for posting software from a remote linux box? preferably something scriptable with par support & nzb creation, also with sfv/other checksum support + rar renaming/passwording if possible It's for archiving auto-torrented linux ISOs, on the cheap, for those curious
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Jul 14, 2014 00:16
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Tatsujin posted:Man, it would be nice if I could get a working unrar binary on my router, this is making running sabnzbdplus directly off of it impossible (Asus RT-N16 /w Tomato Shibby) Are you loving kidding? You have a 400mhz CPU, .25gb of ram and it's a god drat old router. You are never unraring stuff on it.
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Jul 14, 2014 03:39
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Nitr0 posted:Are you loving kidding? I actually had sickbeard and sab both running on an RT-N16 ages ago. It worked OK but I've since moved over to a Mac Mini. Par2 repairs took maybe 5 minutes for a 400mb TV episode but anything over 4GB often crashed it. Regarding the unrar binary I have no idea which I used but its definitely doable!
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Jul 14, 2014 06:55
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Just get a used NUC or a RPI if you need something to simply process RARs and don't care about how long it takes. Don't use your home router.
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Jul 14, 2014 14:24
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Right now I'm using NewsGroupDirect would there be any benefit switching to SuperNews?
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Jul 16, 2014 03:08
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I've been using SuperNews an BlockNews but I'm finding a lot of stuff has been removed (DMCA, etc). Is there a better setup? I've heard people adding TweakNews and having good luck. What about using Europe servers, etc?
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Jul 16, 2014 15:26
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My setup in nzbget is basically Supernews (Main), Supernews EU (1st level fill), Blocknews (2nd level fill), Tweaknews (3rd level fill). Just eyeballing my past downloads I'd say less than 5% of my grabs are unrepairable. Certainly nothing "new" I have an issue with, just the odd file that is very old and/or DMCA'd to hell and back. I don't even tend to notice this with NZBDrone since its failed download functionality is automatic, its more with CouchPotato. Just buy a big chunk of blocks once a year when they go on sale and then you don't have to worry about it for a long time.
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Jul 16, 2014 16:02
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Thanks... Can you specify the order of backup servers in SABnzbd? I've just purchased a small block from Tweaks so I'm now using the exact same setup you are... (Supernews + Blocknews + Tweaknews) I'm still getting incompletes but the stuff I'm downloading is very old. (~2 years) 
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Vinlaen posted:Thanks... I'm pretty sure you can't specify the order in SABnzbd. Also slightly off-topic, I love the screenshots for NZBGet showing what they're downloading. 
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