Hi DrChair,

Quote Originally Posted by DrChair View Post
In my opinion, in case of broken files, the duplicates of those files should also be verified, to see if they are better (just like Quickpar does). Or is this also a limitation in libpar2 ??
Normally libpar2 (like par2cmdline) scans only files, listed in par2-file. But it is possible to load additional files (via special function) after the scan is completed. I'll see what I can do in your case. I will need to parse filenames to not load all files in a directory (this costs time), but only duplicate-files. Could you please send me your nzb-file for tests.

One last thing that is bothering me: If I add a lot of nzb's at once, the memory usage gets quite big (about 8 MB per dvd5).
It is strange, it should free the memory. Anyway I have already addressed this issue in a current (development) version. Now nzbget keeps articles' info on disk and loads it just before the download of a file starts. In my test I have added few big-nzbs (10-15GB data in each, about 60 GB all) and the memory consumption was as little as 2-3 MB for the whole program (Virt.mem usage reported by "top") and the usage of swap-file was 4 MB.

Finally, it might be useful the have a command to empty the whole queue (nzbget -E D -I * isn't working)
In current (development) version I have implemented new commands for group-editing (delete/move/pause/unpause all files belonging to the same nzb) with one simple command: e.g. "nzbget -E G D 1" deletes all files from the nzb-group, which the file with ID=1 belongs. You can do this also via curses-frontend (use G-key to switch group-view on/off).

If you have compile environment for optware, you can get the mentioned version of nzbget from svn using command:
Code:
svn co --revision 52 http://nzbget.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/nzbget/trunk nzbget-0.3.1-testing
Then run "configure" and "make dist", copy created file "nzbget-0.3.1-testing.tar.gz" to "optware/downloads", edit version number in "optware/make/nzbget.mk" to "NZBGET_VERSION=0.3.1-testing" and compile the package.

Or I can send you the compiled ipk-package instead
Let me know if you want to test this version.
ChangLog for revision 28, not all new features listed, see svn change log for changes after revision 28.
Note: the communication protocol was changed in version 0.3.1, you will not be able to use windows-version 0.3.0 with server 0.3.1. I could send you the updated compiled windows-version too.
I'm going to release the version 0.3.1 in a few next weeks.