Password: Password given to you by your providerĮncryption: This depends on your provider check your provided news provider details (This can cause slower downloads when enabled)Ĭonnections: This varies depending on the provider check your provided news provider details Username: Username given to you by your provider Port: 119 (This is normally fine however, this depends on your provider check your provided news provider details) Host: my. (You can find the host for your provider either in the email given to you when you signed up or your newserver provider customer panel) You can add your news servers in Settings -> News-Servers section. Once logged in, you'll be greeted with the main interface of NZBget.
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Upon clicking connect, Enter the Username and Password chosen during install nzb files, these are used to tell the server where to find the files
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It is designed with performance in mind to achieve maximum download speed by using minimal system resources. NZBGet is a binary downloader written in C++, which downloads files from Usenet based on the information given in nzb-files. It is _your_ responsibility to ensure usage is within acceptable limits. Directly pointing any NZB client to download directly to (or worse, try to download and unpack) on your cloud storage using Rclone Mount will create extreme strain on your slot's disk and _WILL_ cause a 24-hour ban on accessing your cloud storage repeatedly. If obfuscated file name is detected - use the name from nzb-file instead.Please make yourself aware of the Fair Usage Policy. In this issue: before using file name from article metadata check if the name looks like an obfuscated one. It does matter though for downloads without par-files and rar-files. As a result file names from nzb-files should not be used and names from article metadata must be used.Īctually file names from article metadata are the right ones but for obfuscated posts it would be better to use files names stored in nzb-files.Īt the end it doesn't matter much which file names to take as the correct names are restored during par-rename (or rar-rename) stage. For subjects not properly formatted the file names cannot be determined. On the other side, nzb-files generated by search engines relies on raw-data from headers and the quality of subjects depends on posters. Because of the obfuscation measures posters may embed incorrect names into article bodies although the indexers may provide deobfuscated names in subjects of nzb-files. These names are sometimes even better than names from article metadata. Nzb-files generated by indexers are usually of high quality and contain article subjects with parseable nice file names. For nzb-file which was not downloaded yet the names of included files can be seen in web-interface on page "Files" of download item details dialog. Therefore NZBGet also read file names from nzb-file when adding it to queue. The subject is usually formatted using rules allowing to embed file name into it. Nzb-files also contains detail information about included files, in particular article subject. This ensures the downloaded files have the same names as they were posted. When NZBGet downloads files it saves it with names read from article metadata. Articles read from news servers contain metadata about binary file, in particular its filename.
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