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What exact line of the rss filter should have accepted these items?
I don't see any that should match.

On the last screenshot there are two ignored items. Which accept-command should have in your opinion accept these items?

Oh, wait. Maybe it's just because the filter doesn't have matching Accept-command for these items.
Please post your whole filter.

NZBGet tracks all items ever seen in RSS feeds. Such items are ignored. They are identified by their urls. It seems your rss site is reusing ids in the urls. That could happen if for example the database of the site was rebuilt for whatever reason. To delete the info about rss items: stop NZBGet, de...

Since you don't need nzbget you better just remove it completely.
If you want to use it you should install the current version.

You need a Usenet provider account to download from. Do not put drunkenslug account into NZBGet, drunkenslug isn’t a Usenet provider.

There must be error messages in the log, prior this last message.
Click on the nzb in history, then on button Log, save log into file. Post the log to pastebin.com and a link here.

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An alternative approach would be to use command line interface which can manipulate files using regular expressions. The following command resumes all .jpg-files in nzb mynzb: nzbget -L -E FR U "mynzb/.*\.jpg" But be very careful with the last parameter which is a regular expression in POSIX Extende...

If your goal is to automate then you need to write a script, more specifically a queue script . In that script you use api method listfiles to get content of the nzb. Then find the ids of files you want to resume and use method editqueue with command FileResume . As an example of queue script see Qu...