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Very true, and with that spirit in mind, this is the way I did it now and this works; #encoding utf-8 <!--#if $cat == "tv" and $status and $to == "email@domain.com" #--><!--#slurp#--> To: $to From: $from Date: $date Subject: SERIE - $name X-priority: 5 X-MS-priority: 5 $name is n...

That got updated after I posted my sarcasm ;-)

Thx for the help btw

[SarcasmMode]Oh you mean the wiki that states "If you want to use different email formats based on the email recipient, you should hard-code the recipient(s) in the template and not use the $to variable. " And the same wiki that has an example template on conditional mails that doesn't wor...

I think I catch your drift on how to do this, but could you give an example on how I would check this in the template?

I have two templates; email-polly.tmpl email-ronner.tmpl both are in /home/media/.sabnzbd/emailtemplates and this folder is also the folder that is set in the Sabnzbd configuration as the Email Templates Folder. Like I said, the templates work, the emails are being sent, but they are simply always s...

I have the following template; ## polly template <!--#if $cat == "tv" and $status #--><!--#slurp#--> To: girlfriends.email@domain.com From: $from Date: $date Subject: SERIE - $name X-priority: 5 X-MS-priority: 5 $name is now available... <!--#end if#--> The template works, but the mail is ...

hehe fair enough ;-)

Sounds good but until version 0.6? Anything I can do until then?

When is the release of 0.6 btw?

As the subject says, what I want to achieve is that when something fails to unpack to have the category set to empty. Currently I have a cron that runs a couple times a day to automatically download NZB's for new tv show episodes. It saves the file in the "TV" subfolder of the nzb pickup f...