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hugbug wrote: ↑

15 May 2019, 10:10

I'd try pfftn_2x.py from the first post.

So far that seems to be working great.

Thanks. I'm not sure which of two scripts to use, so I posted a query in that thread.

I'm a little confused. My configuration: Linux: Fedora Core 27 | Python 2.7.15 | NZBGet 21.0

So, which version of the script should I be using: pfftn_2x.py or pass-from-file-to-nzbget2.6.py?

Thanks.

hugbug wrote: ↑

15 May 2019, 06:29

This is corrected in v21.1.

Thanks. When will 21.1 be ready for downloading? [I know, it is ready when it is ready ] Only 21.0 is in the announcements.

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