Sabnzbd logs 720p#
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Sabnzbd logs 720p#

For example selecting the 720p option means Sickbeard will search for 720p HDTV, WEB-DL and Bluray rips. The final page lets you select quality and what Sickbeard should do about missing episodes, setting these to wanted means Sickbeard will download all previous missing episodes.įor quality you can select one of the preset options or go custom, custom lets you be more specific about what qualities are downloaded. Once selected search for the show and select the correct one, the next page lets you select where you want sickbeard to download the show to (If it’s an existing show it will use the existing folder).

Sabnzbd logs Pc#

To add a show click add shows on the top left, you can select from shows already on your PC or adding a new show.

The auto processing script should now be operational. Now go back to SAB and go to categories, in the TV category select the script box and choose SabToSickBeard.exe. The port number is the port number for Sickbeard, if you changed it it won’t be 8081.

Sabnzbd logs password#

Host=localhost, Port=8081 and then your sickbeard username and password if you set it up, otherwise leave those blank. Now open it with notepad and edit what is required. There should be a file called, rename it to autoProcessTV.cfg. Go to your sickbeard folder and copy the contents of the autoProcessTV folder into the scripts folder. Remember that scripts folder you created earlier? Well now we are going to use it. The SABNZBD category in Sickbeard must match the name of the category for TV shows in the category page of SAB. Also copy over the SAB API key from the SAB general config page. If you set up a username and password on SAB put these in.

Your SAB url is the url of the default SAB webpage. Since we want SAB to handle our downloads select it as your NZB method. The retention should be set to the retention of your usenet provider with the highest retention. Set your search frequency, remember a higher frequency increases API hits on indexing sites but a frequency too low can result in DMCA takedowns affecting some content. Next part of the guide is the configuration process.įirstly enable download propers. SABNZBD is controlled through a browser interface allowing you to access it from anywhere in the world if so desired.ġ2. This is the website address of SABNZBD, remember to bookmark it, it is hosted locally on your PC and is not a link to an internet based website. Once SABNZBD has restarted click on the link. The other settings can be left blank or changed depending on your preferences although a username and password is recommended if you want remote access.ġ1. This will let you control SABNZBD from any devices with a browser on the same network. Tick the box “I want SABNZBD to be viewable by any PC on my network”. If the test is successful you can proceed.ġ0.

Your browser will now open up on the quickstart wizard, choose a language and start the wizard.ĩ.Ğnter the server details provided to you by your usenet provider or those of your ISP (see previous usenet guide).

Sabnzbd logs install#

Go to the install location and run SABNZBD.exeĨ. On the following page you want to tick the boxes: Sabnzbd, run at startup and NZB file association.ĥ.Ĝhoose your install location (default is fine but just note where it is)ħ. The issue was something else, not the port.4. The configuration has 9292 as the insecure port and 8243 as https both work fine after the re-install. Is there a way to force a certain port on a qpkg, or will it just randomly change from time to time as the package is updated? EDIT: the port was a red herring. I'm assuming this has to do with the way the NAS assigns ports to installed applications. That worked fine, but again the new qpkg is looking for port 9292 instead of 8243, even though the config.ini has 8243 as the port. I wound up just completely uninstalling and reinstalling SAB, keeping a copy of my config file so that I didn't have to re-enter the server names and other configuration. Is there a way to see what port this running server is using? Trying to start SAB from the QNAP shortcuts opens which also reports unable to connect.

Sabnzbd logs update#

The config file didn't change from my last update 20 August, but reports unable to connect. I just upgraded to 3.0.1, and now SAB won't start.