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NZBGet – the lightweight usenet downloader – enjoys regular updates from its developer hugbug. Usually you have to build NZBGet from source but thanks to Mike and his repo that is no longer necessary. He has precompiled packages on his PPA so you will have NZGet up and running in … I'm curious
NZBGet is a lightweight usenet downloader recently updated to 14.0 so NZBGet and the Raspberry Pi fit well together. NZBGet 14 supports fake detector for discarding fake releases on usenet. This will be in my upcoming Ultimate Raspberry Pi Usenet Guide. I recommend a UsenetServer account for downloading from usenet. … I'm curious
NZBGet is able to automatically retry a failed usenet download with FailureLink. If you indexer supports the DNZB-Failure-Header (currently DOGnzb.cr and OZnzb.com) then if NZBGet fails to download the release directly received from the indexer, NZBGet will request a similar nzb straight from the indexer. It is important to note … I'm curious
NZBGet is able to detect fake movie releases that it is downloading from usenet. This can save you a lot of bandwidth and frustration. In order to use this awesome script to avoid fake usenet files, you need NZBGet 14.0 -r1094 or later.
This will not work with the old … I'm curious
NZBGet is the ultimate lightweight usenet downloader. It will run on all platforms and has a variety of scripts to help streamline. one script is FakeDetector which detects spammy releases another is the FailureLink script which will request a new nzb if the download fails from your indexer (OZnzb… I'm curious
Usenet is packed full of content including illustrative novels. Thanks to developer evilhero you can now automate these downloads. You can create a wishlist of all the comic books you want and mylar will search your usenet indexers for the media files and send them to your usenet downloader much … I'm curious
NZBGet is a lightweight usenet downloader. NZBGet and the Raspberry Pi are like a match made in heaven. The Raspberry Pi is a weak yet capable little machine and NZBGet runs well on low spec hardware. This will be in my upcoming Ultimate Raspberry Pi Usenet Guide. I recommend a … I'm curious