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Do to an error, the par2 files were left out of the data nzb file. There is a separate nzb file containing the par2 files. If the par2 files are needed for doing a repair, how do I tell nzbget to use the separate nzb file to get those par2 files?

Currently, when one digs into history and starts a redownload of a NZB, it is placed at the top of the current downloads. That means if there is already a NZB being downloaded, it is interrupted. That means I manually have to move the newly added item to the bottom of the list. I've had this happen ...

Found it. I hit the down arrow near the upper-left. So, why didn't the resume button work?

Linux Fedora 21.1-testing-r2311 I ran out of HD space so NZBGet paused. To add insult to injury, the internet went out a well. Both situations are resolved, but I can't get NZBGet to resume. I select the file and clicked on pause. Then I clicked on resume. Nothing started. The circle/arrow button in...

There are a lot of characters that are not liked: < > ! $ to name a few.

Yes, the PFFTN_2X script on my Fedora Linux box is used to extract the password from the nzb filename. Yes, having those characters in file names causes a problem when dealing with those filenames on the command line. But, the program obviously can see those characters and substitutes the _ for them...

I just ran your nzb file on my Fedora Linux system and all was well.

Version 21.1-testing-r2311

When ? and < are included within the {{ and }} characters of the nzb filename, NZBGet turns them in underscores, resulting in the file not being decoded. I suspect that > will have the same issue. Just noticed that it doesn't like the $ character either. It gets stripped. What needs to be done to ge...

There are various how-tos available on the site where the program is found. Plus you need to provide more info: like what are you trying to install/use it on?

My 2 cents: If you don't like how often nzbget crashes, run nzbget under Linux. I've never had nzbget crash under Linux. Don't get me wrong, I also run three Windoze boxes: one XP-32 and two Win7-64. The XP because of required programs that will never be updated for Win7. Python is pretty much insta...