SABnzbd comes with sensible defaults to work, however, there are plenty of options and tweaks to tailor SABnzbd to your needs. View the relevant page for more information on what an option does and more. All configuration data is stored in the so-called INI file.
Which INI file used, you can see on the Configuration main page. Default locations for each operating system can be found in. SABnzbd relies on using existing utilities to extract, repair, and process files once they have been downloaded. Some of these utilities are provided with SABnzbd while some require the user to install, also some may only be optional depending on how you use SABnzbd. Python Cryptography not available Python Cryptography is not essential and only needed to inspect the contents of encrypted RAR-files during download and to generate self-signed certificates when you want to access the interface via HTTPS. Ubuntu: sudo apt-get install python-cryptography Running from source: pip install cryptography -upgrade SABYenc not available See:.
Dec 4, 2014 - SABnzbd is an automated Usenet download tool written in Python. Installing it on. For the (optional) yenc module a c-compiler is required. Sabnzbd.decoder - article decoder '' import binascii import logging import re. From sabnzbd.misc import match_str # Check for basic-yEnc try: import _yenc. Precheck) or body (for download) # And look for DMCA clues (while skipping 'X-'.
YEnc not available You should install.
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In the beta when an article returns the following error 'Badly formed yEnc article in.' It causes the download to stop with only a few MB left and it never completes. I've been having this issue for a while with the 0.8x/1.0.x branch but wasn't able to put my finger on the cause. Problem exists on git, PPA and Windows versions however it doesn't exist on 0.7.x versions. I tested a couple of NZB's on both Ubuntu with the git and PPA versions of the beta branch and on Windows with the beta version and on every version I get the same thing, downloads stop with a few MB left and will not complete. Same NZB's on Ubuntu and Windows in the 0.7.x branch download, complete and extract fine.
![Sabnzbd Yenc Download Sabnzbd Yenc Download](/uploads/1/2/5/5/125502858/942815636.png)
Anyone else seeing this behavior? Upon further investigation it turns out that the reason for the issue with the XS News server was the OpenSSL protocol support in the pyOpenSSL package that is included in Ubuntu 14.04 LTS. With Ubuntu 14.04 LTS the only available version of pyOpenSSL from apt-get is 0.13.2 which only supports TLS versions up to v1.0. However, I was able to install the latest version of pyOpenSSL, 0.15.1 - which supports TLS protocols up to v1.2, from source and this solved the problem.
For anyone else that experiences this issue, or any other issues relates to SSL protocol support, these were the steps that I took from the Ubuntu command line interface. WARNING: Do this at your own risk! These steps may affect more than just SABnzbd. 1) Change to your home directory. Code::/Downloads$ cat bucks.nzb grep 'segment bytes' grep upload.usenetsys.com wc -l 642:/Downloads$ cat bucks.nzb grep 'segment bytes' grep -v upload.usenetsys.com head. Code::/Downloads$ cat bucks.nzb grep 'segment bytes' grep -v upload.usenetsys.com wc -l 884:/Downloads$ cat bucks.nzb grep 'segment bytes' grep powerpost wc -l 884 So. The NZB has two kinds of articles from upload.usenetsys.com: 642 articles, with 349 CRC errors.
And: letters, numbers and '$' in the article name from powerpost2000AA.local: 884, with 0 CRC errors. And: only letters and numbers in the article name.
Or is there a problem with the upload.usenetsys.com articles? Maybe there is misccomunication between SAB and xsnews with the $-sign in the article name? I would agree that it seems that the issue is not with SABnzbd and it's more likely related to OpenSSL, the USP or a combination of both. Could be I was the only person affected by this particular issue (system or ISP issue maybe?) in which case it'll be hard to replicate. The only thing that was weird to me was that the issue only started with 0.8.x releases and 0.7.x continued to work perfectly. That was the reason that I assumed the issue was related to SABnzbd but it seems I was wrong.
I'll continue to monitor the situation and see if it repeats itself and try to provide more info if I can spot anything that seems relevant to the problem.