#Sabnzbd check before download manual
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Will pause the queue while verifying and repairing, only needed for resource-constrained systems (like NAS-devices).ĭownload all par2 files when (after verification) the job was damaged. Post processing Pause downloading during post-processing

#Sabnzbd check before download manual

It will not be enabled automatically again if you manual disable it. This feature is enabled automatically when your disk-speed is greater than 40MB/s. Only works for jobs that do not need repair and do not have strongly obfuscated filenames. Jobs will start unpacking during the downloading to reduce post-processing time. NOTE Beware that custom sorting of the queue is lost every time a new job is added. For example if you have a server with low retention time, there is a higher chance of completing it if you sort the queue by age. Setting this option to Off disables detection of unwanted extensions.Įvery time a job is added to the queue, the queue can be sorted according to this setting. Pause or abort downloads when an unwanted extension is detected. NOTE Whitelist mode is best combined with the Pause action, until you have a carefully curated list of wanted extensions.

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Whitelist mode is more paranoid: only listed extensions get a free pass jobs that contain files with any other extension, no matter how small or harmless, will be considered unwanted. In Blacklist mode, only the listed extensions trigger the configured action everything else is ignored.

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Extensions are input as a comma-separated list, for example exe,com,cmd,bat to trigger on common Windows executable content.īasic wildcards and regular expressions are also supported, for example re:mp* or re:r (the latter matching r00 through r99). You can choose to either continue, abort or pause the download.ĭownloads that contain files with a listed extension can be paused or aborted.

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It will check against the History database.īypass series duplicate detection if PROPER, REAL or REPACK is detected in the download name to allow for better quality releases to still be downloaded.įor more info see Password-protected RARs. This option will analyze NZB titles for Series/Season/Episode information and will check whether the episode has already been downloaded. It will also compare the NZB name to the items in your. This option will compare the NZB name or NZB content to those in the History. Should you retry the job, the check will not be done again, but the whole job will be tried instead. If on, when during download it becomes clear that it can never be repaired, it will be aborted and send to the History as failed. Also it cannot be completely reliable, due to the way some servers remove posts.

NOTE The check slows down the total download considerably, use only when you're not in a hurry but wish not to waste your quota instead. When you click 'Retry', SABnzbd will attempt the download anyway. If less than 100.2% of the total available data (including par2 files) is available, the job will be send to History as failed. To prevent wasteful downloading, you can let SABnzbd check the presence of a job on the server, before actually downloading it. If you have a reliable server (most paid servers), you might as well set this on. If you need this behavior, set the option off. This prevents a job from blocking the queue when you have an unreliable Usenet server.

When a top-job stalls for some reason, start downloading segments for the next job. Setting job priority to Force will skip the delay. Posts will be paused until they are at least this age. Delaying the these very young posts a few minutes might solve these issues. If you experience very young posts failing due to missing blocks your server might still be in the process of receiving the posts. Set this option off when your server keeps complaining that you have too many connections open. This will help you switch between different systems. To prevent deadlock, SABnzbd will only try each server a limited amount of times.ĭisconnect from Usenet server(s) when queue is empty or paused.

Quickest IP address, preferring IPv6 = For each connection the fastest IP-address is selected, with a small head start for IPv6 addresses.

Randomly selected IP address = Each connection will be randomly selected from the available addresses.

First IP address = The first IP-address returned will be used for all connections.

A number of news servers has multiple IP-addresses, these can be IPv4 or IPv6.