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Hi,

Using sabnzbd 0.4.5RC 2.
When I'm downloding with webinterface PLUSH, because it is more beautifull, but
I get a mistake when downloading: Here a copy of the history:


Stage Download
   [Time-Taken]: 2 minutes 6 seconds
   [Avg-Speed]: 509kB/s

Stage Par2
   [PAR-INFO] 100519: => Verified in 1.5s, all files correct
   [DEL-INFO] 100519: => Deleted 2 file(s)

Stage Unrar
   [RAR-INFO] fireplace: => Unpacked 3 files/folders in 0.6s
   [RAR-INFO] desktop snow theme animated: => Unpacked 86 files/folders in 1.0s
   [RAR-INFO] Winter 3D: => Unpacked 3 files/folders in 0.4s
   [RAR-INFO] Sneeuwmannen: => Unpacked 2 files/folders in 1.5s
   [RAR-INFO] LET_IT_SNOW: => Unpacked 2 files/folders in 0.5s
   [RAR-INFO] 100519: => Unpacked 19 files/folders in 6.3s
   [DEL-INFO] fireplace: => Deleted 1 file(s)
   [DEL-INFO] desktop snow theme animated: => Deleted 1 file(s)
   [DEL-INFO] Winter 3D: => Deleted 1 file(s)
   [DEL-INFO] Sneeuwmannen: => Deleted 1 file(s)
   [DEL-INFO] LET_IT_SNOW: => Deleted 1 file(s)
   [DEL-INFO] 100519: => Deleted 2 file(s)

Stage Unzip
   [ZIP-INFO]: => Unzipped 0 file(s) in 120s

The result tells: FAIlED


When I do the same with de web-interface: Default
Tthe result is the same but in the end:

Stage Unzip
   [ZIP-INFO]: => Unzipped 1 file(s) in 44s
   [DEL-INFO]: => Deleted 1 file(s)

The result tells: COMPLETED

Did I do something wrong?
Is this a mistake?

Thanks!!!!

The web interface is just a front-end to the underlying data, so shouldn't have an affect on such issues.

Since your download contains many archives, some likely to have no par2, sets there is a chance one of them failed to unpack one time, but was successful another (sometimes this happens when downloading stuff at the edge of your servers retention).

pair of dimes wrote:

jingel wrote: Hi,

Using sabnzbd 0.4.5RC 2.
When I'm downloding with webinterface PLUSH, because it is more beautifull, but
I get a mistake when downloading: Here a copy of the history:

Where did you get that copy of the history from? Plush doesn't represent data like that.

When I switched after downloading with flush to the default it was in it's history!

switch wrote: The web interface is just a front-end to the underlying data, so shouldn't have an affect on such issues.

Since your download contains many archives, some likely to have no par2, sets there is a chance one of them failed to unpack one time, but was successful another (sometimes this happens when downloading stuff at the edge of your servers retention).

Thanks for your answer. It explains it!