Configure General
Web server
The user interface of SABnzb is a web-site. You can modify some web site behaviour here.
| Host | The internal webserver needs to listen on an IP address. The default is "localhost" (127.0.0.1), this means that other computers cannot communicate with SABnzbd. For more information see command-line-parameters. 127.0.0.1 or [::1] or localhost = Access from this computer only empty = Access from other computers, always use the host IP 0.0.0.0 = Listens on multiple interfaces (both local IP and localhost). Recommended if you are running into problems |
| Port | The internal webserver needs an IP port to listen on. The default port is 8080. Try another one if this address is already occupied by another program on your computer. |
| Web username | You may want to limit access to the web interface to people knowing a username and password for the interface. WARNING: this is not a very secure method! |
| Web password | See "username" |
| Skin | SABnzbd comes with a few different skins (web interface styles). Pick one here and click on save. For the skin to become active, you have to shutdown SABnzbd and restart it again. There is a seperate section on skins. Warning: some interfaces will only work with Firefox. |
| Color schema | Some skins have multiple colour schemas. Pick one here, it will be effective immediately |
| Secondary Interface | You can have a second user interface, using another skin. This will become visible as http://host:port/sabnzbd/m |
Tuning
| Queue auto refresh interval | If you want the queue display to be automatically refreshed, you can speify here the interval in seconds. |
| RSS checking rate | Interval in minutes between checking the RSS feeds (at least 15 min.) |
| Download Speed Limit | If your downloads block all other traffic, you can reduce the download speed. Specify the maximum download speed to limit by in kilobytes per second (KB/s) |
| Article Cache Limit | How much memory can be used for caching (reducing disk access). 0=Disable Cache -1= Unlimited cache number = Maximum memory (in bytes) to use for cache. See "High speeds" for more information. You enter the amount in bytes but you can use factors like K, M, G etc. |
| Cleanup List | List of file (extensions) that should be deleted in the cleanup stage. Examples: .nfo, .nfo, .sfv |
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