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Exactly what setting do you have in Config > Downloaders > Host? Note that it needs to be: host:port or ip:port and not http://host:port Edit: source code shows that actually doesn't matter anymore. Anyways, you're using a netbios name, unless you're actually running a WINS server I would not sugges...

I have: /var/network/share < which is rsynced periodically over my servers, most folders here are writable. /var/network/share/nzb < which has a symlink in dropbox folder /var/network/share/nzb/movies && /var/network/share/nzb/music etc etc to act as categories. The output generally goes to:...

Not that complicated at all, I just toss around with files and filenames mostly. You're right about the shared directory (ies), I've got folders emulating the categories, (which should be automated in time). The parent folder is on a CIFS (samba) share, writable to anyone with a valid IP. A small sc...

Thanks for the response. The only reason why I reported was because it happened a couple of times within the hour with a restart in between. For as far as I'm considered the lack of information is the bug, and not the error itself. What I did: I readded a bunch (+/- 80) jobs to the queue to be proce...

Yep.
You might want to use 'find' to automate stuff and touch everything recursively in the folder:
find . -exec touch {} \;
(The '.' is a wildcard here. )

I think dcuritois means in the plush skin sander.

It's not a solution, but:
You can also use your keyboard to navigate. Especially [Tab] and [Enter] might help you, combined with the mouse...

0.7.0B3: The gui shows me a warning with the category ERROR: SQL Command Failed, see log However, when I check the logs I can only find: 2012-04-21 16:15:12,209::ERROR::[database:90] SQL Command Failed, see log The entry before that is: 2012-04-21 16:13:57,740::ERROR::[downloader:526] Failed login f...

Probably has everything to do with the original uploader's settings for the rar/zip file. If the one who packed the files chose the option to store the time that's probably what you get, if it was left away you'll make your own time. And yes, on linux a folder or file has more than one date. It stor...

Nope, a VPN or Virtual Private Network is a way to access your network remotely. IPSEC is a way to encrypt and secure IP traffic. Alternatively you could also use PPTP, which is a lot easier to set up, but not as secure. Also PPTP is set up using GRE, a protocol that not all NAT devices support. Com...

No problem at all.
If you won't go down this road, please reconsider the vpn one.
You seem like an enthousiast and IPSEC-VPN is a really cool thing to have, it might be a bit more difficult to get working.

I'll post how I did it: Since your box is ubuntu based, which is debian based I assume you can use apt. "NGINX™ is a high performance edge web server with the lowest memory footprint and the key features to build modern and efficient web infrastructure" I use it in production on all server...

If you are on your work there's a big chance they tried to prevent proxy usage indeed as sander says, ssh being blocked increases that chance.
If thats the case I'd be happy to provide some urls explaining how to get rid of the port numbers for all your browser-based services.

tymanthius wrote: Did I make any sense there?

Yep very much, and I understand that you want sab working on the specified port.

That works for me in virtually the same setup. Use IPv6 VPN. :P Just kiddin, but still both great solutions. However you might benefit from using something like nginx to reverse proxy your lan-sided services, it takes away the ugly port numbers and allows you to use your domain name (fairly certain ...

What's the listening address that sab is configured to?