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Short version: Everything works now, thank you! Long version: A new tab popped up but it was blank (white). The terminal was giving me all kinds of information (lots of "Gtk-CRITICAL **" and wouldn't stop. I started to look at it and noticed in one line it named a nzb that was in my que pr...

Yes. But the interesting part is from & after " ./SABnzbd.py -l2 -b0" After that, SABnzbd popped up in my browser (there was no terminal output after that except an empty prompt), I checked the version number, and it was v3.7.2. [kymus@HTPC SABnzbd-4.0.3]$ ./SABnzbd.py -l2 -b0 [kymus@...

If you want me to help you, you must post verbosely what you do, and what you get. Sorry; I'll do so when possible from now on. Here's the output from the terminal: https://pastebin.com/jZtfek1b My steps, simplified (copy and pasted from the terminal history) [kymus@HTPC ~]$ sudo yum install unzip ...

"Python 3.8 and higher is required". Correct. And you had python 3.11 ("three dot eleven"), which is higher than 3.8 so all good, and then you downgrade to 3.9 ... ? me = derp, sorry. I somehow, with perfect vision and no reading disability read 3.11 as 3.1.1. I think I did 3.9 ...

Which tarball? The one from the front page of the SABnzbd website (sabnzbd DOT org). Which SAB-version are you trying to install 4.0.3 Why "updated python to v3.9" when in your first post you're running python3.11? Because in my attempt to get around the errors I was having, I read that I...

Thank you for the information. I checked my version and it's currently on 3.7.2 I first downloaded the tarball and followed the installation instructions and it didn't successfully install. So, I followed the instructions on the website for Fedora. Things went fine until I ran yum install par2cmdlin...

I can't download anything due to missing SAByenc3. I followed the directions to install this but during this process and I'm told that it's already installed. A check in the end to determine if it's installed says it's not. $ sudo pip install --upgrade pip Requirement already satisfied: pip in /usr/...