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I never consciously choose that charset. Maybe it was chosen, because I selected Dutch language everywhere... Anyway, I did: $ sudo dpkg-reconfigure locales Check if en_US.UTF-8 is selected. Now add the line: export LANG=en_US.UTF-8 to .bshsc And it works! I want to thank everyone for their help, su...

Good morning again. I was able to add the repo and perform an upgrade from that. It gave me version SABnzbd Version: 1.1.0RC1 That way it also installed or replaced the service, so I am happy with that too. The preferred encoding still is not utf8: 2016-07-28 07:38:41,221::INFO::[sabnzbdplus:1325] P...

Error changed to "» Download failed - Not on your server(s)" btw...

I run Jessie on a Raspberry Pi 3.

Also... This install does not actually replaces the old install. The service daemon still starts the old version

OK, sudo apt-get upgrade says I am up to date. I downloaded the tarball from the site and installed. It still fails, but now the log says "Preferred encoding = ISO-8859-15"

Hi,

I click "status" "show logging" and look in the file that is saved then. No Preferred encoding found... Sorry. Same as in ~/.sabnzbd/logs files

Best regards, Peter

Hi, SABnzbd Versie: 0.7.18 (according to gui help) The iocharset is correct, since I get no errors on mounting.When i change it to UTF8, the mount command conplains about an unknown option, so I assume utf8 is accepted. The device on my nas is ext4. /dev/md0 on /share/MD0_DATA type ext4 (rw,usrjquot...

Hi all, I recently moved sabnzbd from my desktop to a raspberry pi. So far so good. It just fails to download/process nzb's with special characters in the name. I have tried a lot, but I can not figure out whatthe problem is. I put everything on a QNAP NAS share that is mounted with all the needed s...