Hi,
I was going to post this directly to feature requests, but a search showed me something at least like this was already requested
and should even be in 0.5.4 (that i am running)
So, how do I tell sabnzb to automatically retry downloading of failed nzb files (URL ophalen mislukt is the dutch error message)
When I press the retry button, it usually works fine, so I'd like sabnzb to do this for me like every N minutes for failed items with a maximum of M retries.
Possible?
Thanks
Automatically retry failed RSS items (downloading of nzb failed errors)
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Re: Automatically retry failed RSS items (downloading of nzb failed errors)
It already tries about ten times before giving up.
Sites do not appreciate being hammered with requests when
they already have difficulty answering requests.
Also, when SABnzbd gets a definitive "no" answer, it gives up immediately.
Sites do not appreciate being hammered with requests when
they already have difficulty answering requests.
Also, when SABnzbd gets a definitive "no" answer, it gives up immediately.
Re: Automatically retry failed RSS items (downloading of nzb failed errors)
Ok, but then I would like to control the interval in which it does this, maybe change it to like: retry every N minutes with a max of X times.shypike wrote: It already tries about ten times before giving up.
Sites do not appreciate being hammered with requests when
they already have difficulty answering requests.
Also, when SABnzbd gets a definitive "no" answer, it gives up immediately.
I'd like to control both of those variables.
Cheers.

