With the introduction of multiple-day schedules, the schedule evaluator failed.
Fixed the evaluation.
A side-effect is that Config->Scheduler will no longer show the schedules in
the order they will occur from now. Instead they will be shown in order of
occurrence from Monday to Sunday.
An incomplete mini-par2 file is now skipped in favor of the next available vol-par2 file.
A missing or damaged par2 file must make the next par2 file the primary par2-file
in the next repair run.
Because the Decoder is CPU-bound, it has no reason to relinquish control.
This will choke the Assembler which cannot write finished and cached articles
to the designated file. The result is an increasing cache, which either grows
indefinitely or until the Decoder must flush articles.
By simply adding a sleep(0.001), the Decoder will trigger the task-scheduler
after each article, giving the Assembler a chance to do its work.
Detect whether external IPv6 addresses are reachable.
If so, allow IPv6 IPs to be picked.
Add a special option 'ipv6_servers' to allow the user to forbid (0), allow (1) or force (2)
the use of IPv6. Value 2 can be used in case the detection by SABnzbd doesn't work reliable.
The Assembler wasn't running when job was sent to post processing at
the startup of the queue. The Assembler is used as a relay to send
a job to post-processing.
Solution is to start Assembler before initializing the queue.
SFV verification per PAR-set using only the matching SFV file.
When no par2 files are found, use all available SFV files.
Remember the verification status of each set in the "verified" marker file.
Improve par-set matcher, so that there's no mix-up when one set name
is a substring of another set name.
Requires a wildcard to be added as a par2 parameter to make it scan all applicable files.
The rename actions need to be stored in a persistent file to prevent re-downloading in a Retry.
The status of correct sets must be remembered while fetching extra par file for failed sets.
Setting this option will run the user script on an empty download.
Normally this isn't done.
The status sent to the user script is -1, meaning "no files were downloaded".
This is a list of file name extensions.
Matching files will be the first to be downloaded within an NZB.
Also, if the user sets a simple space-seperated list, this will be converted to a standardized list.
name_extractor() returned Unicode instead of platform-compatible encoding.
QuickCheck assumed incorrectly that file names are not yet platform-compatible.
When at startup, there's a job in the download which has no more file to download,
it will be passed to post-processing. However the queue logic will try do disconnect
all servers first. This call will fail because the downloader hasn't start yet.
Search and bookmark feeds can be empty when entered into SABnzbd.
The "don't download first batch" rule should be discarded when the
first readout is empty (as expected).
Currently the feed remains "new" until the first content is found.
The OSX queue menu entry shows a maximum of 10 jobs.
However, the counter should show the total amount of active jobs along with
the total size of these jobs.
Instead only the contribution of the 10 visible jobs was shown.
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