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This error message comes straight from unrar, which nzbget uses for unpacking. Try to find another unrar binary.

Aprox. 742400.
http://bfy.tw/HfwL.

Changes since 20.0-testing-r2171 fixed: crash when flushing article cache after direct rename ( #529 ); fixed: deleting active par-job may crash the program ( #527 ); fixed: tests may fail on Windows due to locked files ( #528 ); fixed: wrong favicon used by some Android browsers ( #532 ); Other ch...

I don't know what QPKR is and how it is. It seems the unrar you use isn't compatible with your device. To find a proper unrar and test it on your device from terminal (before using it in nzbget). Alternatively you can install nzbget by downloading it from nzbget web site and following the linked ins...

Click on nzb in queue and history, then on button Postprocess. Is your script selected here?

Option Extensions sets default scripts for newly queued nzb-files. After adding to queue scripts can be selected individuall ynformeach nzb via click on nzb and the on button Postprocess. Therefore even if nothing is in option Extensions still scripts can be executed if activated for nzbs. Check the...

Your nzbget installation is corrupted. Webui files (option WebDir) do not match with nzbget binary.
I do not maintain synology package and can't tell what's wrong with it. Try removing nzbget and installing again.

You need to change paths in files "queue" and "history" in QueueDir.

Unpacking directly into destination directory is prone to errors: - unpacking is a long process; if something goes wrong the incomplete destination file may remain. When unpack starts again it is difficult for nzbget to decide what to do with the existing file. Moreover since unpacking is made by a ...

Standalone mode is similar to how command line tools (like wget) work - nzbget executes the command and exits. When the program exits the state isn't preserved. For more control use the program in server mode. The standalone mode is a legacy. To not download already downloaded files - start nzbget i...