You can speed limit, enable and disable specific Usenet servers, pause and resume, shut down SABnzbd, and more. The action menu has quite a few parameters to select from. If you want the system to pause downloading every morning at 8AM you would plug in 8 for the hour, daily for the frequency, pause for the action, and leave the arguments blank. The way the SABnzbd scheduler works is that you plug in specific events. If you want a more flexible limit you can head over to Config –> Scheduling.
SABNZBD SERVERS DOWNLOAD
Returning to the topic of speed limiting, the download limit in the Tuning sub-menu is quite limited. You can add any extension to the Cleanup List so if you find yourself deleting files while organizing your downloads it’s quite a time save to throw them in the list. We leave the Cleanup List blank but you may want to automatically get rid of files you’re not using such as. While you’re in the Tuning sub-menu you can also set and auto-refresh interval for the web interface (if you leave a window open watching SABnzbd this is a handy feature) and populate the Cleanup List with file extensions you want automatically removed from the downloads. It’s simple but not dynamic whatever you set it to will be the hard cap for SABnzbd regardless of the time of day. There you can set a hard limit on your download speed in KB/s. The simplest way to regulate your download speed is to visiting the Tuning sub-menu located in Config –> General. It’s also a great way to take advantage of off-peak downloading if your ISP regulates such things. If you’re sharing the network with roommates or family a little tweaking here will go a long way towards helping them enjoy their browsing without them accusing you of hogging all the bandwidth. SABnzbd includes several tools to help you schedule and limit your download speeds in order to keep your Usenet activity from overwhelming your home network.
Scheduling and Limiting Your Download Speed
Once you’ve finished configuring things, click the Config tab and then click Restart.
SABNZBD SERVERS HOW TO
You can read more about HTTPS Support in SABnzbd and how to generate a custom SSL certificate with OpenSSL here. SABnzbd does support HTTPS, you can toggle it on in the HTTPS Support sub-menu.
SABNZBD SERVERS PASSWORD
While no login/pass might be fine for inside your private home network if you’re going to access your SABnzbd installation from outside your home network a password is a must. The second thing you want to do is check out the Web server authentication sub-menu. Cut and paste the keys into a TXT file and put it aside for the moment-several of the tricks we’ll cover here will call on one or both of them and many apps and add-ons you might find in your explorations will require them. Click Generate New Key for both the API and NZB Keys. At the bottom of the sub-menu you’ll see the key generation interface. First look in the SABnzbd Web Server sub-menu. There you’ll find several sub-menus of interest. Open up your SABnzbd web console and navigate to Config –> General. The first thing you want to do is set up SABnzbd for remote control and outside access-most add-ons and external apps won’t work without them. Generate an API Key and Configure for Outside Access Once you’re up to speed on SABnzbd and have it installed and the basic configuration knocked out, it’s time to start customizing it.
SABNZBD SERVERS TV
If you’re interested in using Usenet and SABnzbd like a TiVo to download all your favorite TV shows make sure to check out our follow up Usenet guide focused on SickBeard-a TV management app so magical you’ll have to see it to believe it. If you’re new to the whole Usenet and SABnzbd circuit, you’ll be well served to hit up our original guide to getting started with Usenet here. Now we’re back to show you how to supercharge your SABnzbd experience with add-ons and customizations. Last month we showed you how to get started with Usenet using SABnzbd. $ curl "http(s)://host:port/sabnzbd/api?mode=shutdown&apikey=API-key"Īfter starting SABnzbd, access the web-interface by browsing to. It is also possible to shutdown a running (remote) SABnzbd client using the provided API: SABnzbd can be easily shutdown in the web-interface or the systemd rvice unit. If SABnzbd is started for the first time, the webinterface will present a setup wizard for configuring UI language and a single news server.įurther configuration can be done from within the UI (adding additional servers, setting folder paths etc.) or by editing sabnzbd.ini.Īdd users to the sabnzbd user group to allow read/write access to SABnzbd files.Īlternatively, enable and start the rvice to run SABnzbd under the preferred user. Note: Both sabnzbd AUR and sabnzbd-git AUR provide the rvice systemd unit, create the user and user group sabnzbd, and use /var/lib/sabnzbd/sabnzbd.ini for configuration.
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