But not with RSS...hugbug wrote:When adding items via "add files dialog" you can always deactivate duplicate check for current files via a check box.
I'll have to check again but I don't think either method allows skipping dupe check.hugbug wrote:Do you mean the dialog where you see content of rss and can manually choose items to download?
I've offered an alternative with deleting from history.no way to override without steps mentioned in OP (unless I'm mistaken)
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Instead of having to delete a perfectly valid record from history, why not add a new hidden record in the history marking the dupe?hugbug wrote:I've offered an alternative with deleting from history.
Nzb enqueue failures actually not added to history, in case the of a dupe... but dupe can be anything, different source different config params etc - lost data if you don't provide a way to retry and skip dupe check.hugbug wrote:They are added to history actually.
I don't want to force, I want to manually re-download via web gui based on my own judgement.hugbug wrote:In the rss filter for cart feed:Code: Select all
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Rss is about automation. You can't talk about own judgment and rss in one sentence. When you add files via web-ui you pefectly can disable duplicate check for each nzb.dime wrote:I don't want to force, I want to manually re-download via web gui based on my own judgement.
What do you mean with "enqueue failures"? Everything is meant to be added to history unless (see my first post).Nzb enqueue failures actually not added to history, in case the of a dupe.
Rss is also about newznab's "my cart" functionality. At least that is the only way Nzbget can interface with these indexers. If deleting a hidden record is going to be the only means you provide to allow an override, then so be it. Instead of doing what it does now (deleting an nzb from indexer's rss feed, and not providing any way to override), I suggest adding a "dupe" record in the history. At least then that particular case of the nzb (and its associated category/priority/etc) is preserved.hugbug wrote:Rss is about automation. You can't talk about own judgment and rss in one sentence.dime wrote:I don't want to force, I want to manually re-download via web gui based on my own judgement.
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