Another noob question, (I hate being a noob) what does
Repair failed, not enough repair blocks (527 short)
mean and how do I resolve?
not enough repair blocks
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Re: not enough repair blocks
Welcome to Usenet.
Incomplete posts are a fact of life and so are partially complete NZB files.
Try to find a more complete NZB.
Try to get them from a reputable site line nzbmatrix.org
If you use something like binsearch.info: check the file overview for completeness.
More n00b oriented info:
http://www.binaries4all.com/beginners/
Incomplete posts are a fact of life and so are partially complete NZB files.
Try to find a more complete NZB.
Try to get them from a reputable site line nzbmatrix.org
If you use something like binsearch.info: check the file overview for completeness.
More n00b oriented info:
http://www.binaries4all.com/beginners/
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caped_crusader
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Re: not enough repair blocks
is there any way to resolve as otherwise I have just wasted 1.5GB
Re: not enough repair blocks
Follow the advise I gave you.
You need to develop an intuition about which NZBs are reliable.
BTW: we are working on something called a pre-check which attempts to
verify existence of articles on a Usenet server before downloading.
This is a) not very fast and b) still relies on accuracy of the NZB.
You need to develop an intuition about which NZBs are reliable.
BTW: we are working on something called a pre-check which attempts to
verify existence of articles on a Usenet server before downloading.
This is a) not very fast and b) still relies on accuracy of the NZB.