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That could be.

I usually quit Safari, my browser I use for it.
I forgot about the actual 'hidden' application running at the top of the screen; I see there is a 'quit' function there.

Is this a bug?

It seems I was able to find in 'Status' information on it not being able to load the nzb properly and I used 'repair' and it brought back every incomplete download I've had so far.

I guess that is a successful workaround.

This one is  bugging me: I've had to re-start from scratch three times now on a download. I've paused it and closed SABnzbd to take the computer to work, etc. and randomly the queue has either had the file there and resumes on its own when I connect OR It (like now, over 7.5 GB of 9 GB complete...) ...

Thank you!
That worked perfectly.
We'll see what happens tonight!

Aha!
Argument.

That explains it.

Thank you.

But in which form would you type that in? I tried punching that into the argument field but they didn't take effect.
Must be a formatting thing?

Thank you. But I don't see how you can adjust your speed limit in the scheduling area. However, my bigger issue is that I couldn't get ANY schedule to take effect. I do seem to be able to pause and resume now successfully. Where/how would I enter such "speedlimit = 800" / "speedlimit ...

I just cleared the schedule last night in troubleshooting and created new ones one at a time minutes apart, but no effect. Inserting screenshot of what I just set up today. Idea is to open up at 1am, slow down at 8am Running Mac OS 10.6.6 I noted that there is a 'speed limit' schedule but not a 'un-...

Hi. Newbie alert!!! :o I'm having a heck of a time; no matter what I do, I can't seem to have scheduled events actually 'take place'. ie: local ISP is free-run after 1am so I'm trying to automate limiting the speed until 1am and then open up, then at 8am, pause. I've tried deleting all schedules, ma...