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It is the kernel. My kernel doesn't support the IO functions that ionice relies on. I mentioned that in a previous post. Linux supports io scheduling priorities and classes since 2.6.13 with CFQ io scheduler. And that is probably my problem, I'm running Debian Lenny and using kernel version: 2.6.12....

You are right, if a util is on a system you would expect it to work :) My ionice output. Usage: ionice [OPTIONS] [COMMAND [ARG]...] Sets or gets process io scheduling class and priority. -n Class data (typically 0-7, lower being higher prio) -c Scheduling class 1: realtime, 2: best-effort, 3: idle -...

When I enter the full command I get this message: ioprio_set: Function not implemented I then entered the command without ionice -c2 -n7 nice unrar x -idp -o- -p- ub.0309.notv.part01.rar and it extracted the rar just fine. I also installed 0.4.4 again and this program extracts just fine, this is wit...

Thanks for your help so far. I installed unrar via apt-get in Debian and keep my system up to date. But I will try the other unrar version and see what happens. I think 3.8 beta is the latest for arm processors. If that doesn't work I will probably go back to 0.4.4 When SABnzbd is finished I have a ...

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About the special characters, I don't have any special characters but all nzb's have a space in the name. like "serie episode.nzb"

I have been using Sabnzbd for a long time now on my NAS and everything was working fine, untill I did an upgrade to 0.4.5. My previous version was 0.4.2 I'm running this on a NAS, running Debian (Lenny - 2.6.12.6-arm1) on an ARM processor Unrar version that is installed is UNRAR 3.80 beta 2 freeware...