How do I block duplicates? nzbs that will result in .1,.2,.3 direcories being created
Posted: January 15th, 2018, 2:00 pm
For a long time I've had an issue where there are so many duplicates available that I end up burning bandwidth. Most of the time the duplicate detection doesn't really work. I've seen it work a few times but never when I need it. I think it works well when it's actually the exact name nzb and the same asset id. But my issue is with reuploads.
There could be an nzb called Linux.4.Taco-ISO and lets say I download 3 of them with different nzbs. I'll get the directories
Linux.4.Taco-ISO
Linux.4.Taco-ISO.1
Linux.4.Taco-ISO.2
All I want is someway for sabnzbd to say, hey in this case I'm going to create a .1 directory so I should stop. It really is as simple as the name of the directory or nzb. The reason it duplicate detection currently doesn't work is of those 3 nzb files I mentioned. They are all completely separate creations and re-uploads. So yes sab is doing the right thing as they are different. But I don't want it to because there are alot of duplicates.
any ideas?
There could be an nzb called Linux.4.Taco-ISO and lets say I download 3 of them with different nzbs. I'll get the directories
Linux.4.Taco-ISO
Linux.4.Taco-ISO.1
Linux.4.Taco-ISO.2
All I want is someway for sabnzbd to say, hey in this case I'm going to create a .1 directory so I should stop. It really is as simple as the name of the directory or nzb. The reason it duplicate detection currently doesn't work is of those 3 nzb files I mentioned. They are all completely separate creations and re-uploads. So yes sab is doing the right thing as they are different. But I don't want it to because there are alot of duplicates.
any ideas?