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Thanks. Things are working like they were before now. All files are moved to Completed. Failed downloads are located in the same directories with the prefix. Now my usual scripts can re-scrape just the failed ones, fix and re-queue them automatically from other sources without any problems. I'm just...

Perhaps your problem is solved by setting the option Config->Switches->"Post-Process Only Verified Jobs" to "off". This will make SABnzbd continue post-processing, with unrar likely to fail. You'll end up with partially unpacked files and all the raw rar and par2 files in the &q...

Is it possible to put a post-dl processing script in that will move failed directories to the correct /Completed directory? It's always possible, but quite difficult. I'll see if there's some small tweak possible for a later release. Is there any work around or progress on this or a script somewher...

Is there a place I can put a force move in postproc.py like: if not all_ok:     renamer(workdir_complete, prefix(complete_dir, '_FAILED_')) workdir_complete is the location of the incomplete directory and complete_dir is the final destination if that looks right.  I know it's not clean and it doesn'...

It currently _UNPACKS_ in the completed directory, how about just being able to 'turn off' the moved back if failed part?  There are still some scenarios that let _FAILED_ directories into the completed directory.  Not sure when/how.  Looks maybe an empty/par2 only nzb will get moved to completed (a...

Because it's now an extra manual step for me to fix things.  Even moreso since I have to look at the history to see which directory the failed downloads needs to go into instead of just browsing the directory structure. Is it possible to put a post-dl processing script in that will move failed direc...

I noticed the change in keeping failed downloads in Incomplete with the recent 0.6. Post: http://forums.sabnzbd.org/index.php?topic=6935.0 Someone else asked this question afterwards and it was solved for them.  That would not work with me. I'm asking the same question if it's possible to continue m...