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version: 0.6.1
Usenet Providers
news.easynews.com
Port 563
Usernameacd64fc31200c44d@eweka.nl
Max Connections60
SecuritySSL Enabled
123
BehaviorPool Connections
news.newsdemon.com
Port 563
Username0EV774vfVQ
Max Connections50
SecuritySSL Enabled
123
BehaviorPool Connections
news.eweka.nl
Port 563
Usernameacd64fc31200c44d
Max Connections50
SecuritySSL Enabled
123
BehaviorPool Connections
Use this API key when configuring your download client in Radarr or Sonarr.
tvmoviesmoviesLQtvLQ
The complete list of categories for organizing imported nzbs. Only letters, numbers, and dashes are allowed.
The category to use for manual uploads through the Queue page on the UI.
If you need to be able to stream from Plex, you will need to configure rclone and should select the `Symlinks` option here. If you only need to stream through Emby or Jellyfin, then you can skip rclone altogether and select the `STRM Files` option.
The location at which you've mounted (or will mount) the webdav root, through Rclone. This is used to tell Radarr / Sonarr where to look for completed "downloads."
*.nfo*.par2*.sfv*sample.mkv
Files that match these patterns will be ignored and not mounted onto the webdav when processing an nzb. Wildcards (*) are supported.
When an NZB is added, a new folder is created on the webdav. What should be done when the download folder for an NZB already exists?
The user-agent used by the addurl api for fetching nzb files.
Whether to mark downloads as `failed` when no single video file is found inside the nzb. This will force Radarr / Sonarr to automatically look for a new nzb.
Whether to check for the existence of all articles within an NZB during queue processing. This process may be slow.
When enabled, this will ignore the History limit sent by radarr/sonarr and always reply with all History items. See here.
Use this user to connect to the webdav. Only letters, numbers, dashes, and underscores allowed.
Use this password to connect to the webdav.
The maximum number of connections that will be used for downloading articles from your usenet provider(s). Configure this to the minimum number of connections that will fully saturate your server's bandwidth.
%
When streaming from the webdav while the queue is also active, how much bandwidth should be dedicated to streaming?
The number of articles to buffer ahead, per stream, when reading from the webdav.
The WebDAV `/content` folder will be readonly when checked. WebDAV clients will not be able to delete files within this directory.
Hidden files or directories are those whose names are prefixed by a period.
When enabled, par2 files will be rendered as text files on the Dav Explorer page, displaying all File-Descriptor entries.
Radarr Instances
Sonarr Instances
Automatic Queue Management

Configure what to do for items stuck in Radarr / Sonarr queues. Different actions can be configured for different status messages. Only `usenet` queue items will be acted upon.

  • Found matching series via grab history, but release was matched to series by ID. Automatic import is not possible.
  • Found matching movie via grab history, but release was matched to movie by ID. Manual Import required.
  • Episode was not found in the grabbed release
  • Episode(s) was/were unexpected considering the folder name
  • Not an upgrade for existing episode file(s)
  • Not an upgrade for existing movie file
  • Not a Custom Format upgrade
  • No files found are eligible for import
  • Episode file already imported
  • No audio tracks detected
  • Invalid season or episode
  • Single episode file contains all episodes in seasons
  • Unable to determine if file is a sample
  • Sample
  • Found archive file, might need to be extracted
When enabled, usenet items will be continuously monitored for health. Unhealthy items will be removed. If an unhealthy item is part of your Radarr/Sonarr library, a new search will be triggered to find a replacement.
The path to your organized media library that contains all your imported symlinks or *.strm files. Make sure this path is visible to your NzbDAV container.
When enabled, nzbdav will automatically notify your rclone mount via the RC API whenever files are added or removed on the webdav. This allows setting a high dir-cache-time setting on Rclone.
The host address of the rclone RC API.
The username for authenticating to the rclone RC API. This field is optional.
The password for authenticating to the rclone RC API. This field is optional.
When enabled, nzbdav will run a SQLite VACUUM on the database at every startup. This reclaims unused disk space and can improve query performance over time, but may increase startup time for large databases.


This task will scan your organized media library for all symlinked or *.strm linked files. Any file on the webdav that is not pointed to by your library will be deleted. If you would like to see what would be deleted without running the task, you can . The dry-run will not delete anything.

Note: This task is intended to cleanup old, abandoned, files. Files added less than twenty-four hours ago will not be deleted.


This task will scan your organized media library for all *.strm files. Every *.strm file that links to nzbdav media will be deleted and be replaced by a symlink. The newly created symlinks will all point to the corresponding file within your rclone mount.


This task runs automatically in the background to optimize the database. No action is required on your part. You can simply track the progress here. For context, the sqlite database used by the backend is slow at reading and writing large data blobs. It is better to store those externally in the filesystem directly, as documented here. However, as of now, all blobs have been stored in the database directly. This task migrates those blobs to the filesystem, for better performance.

The task has not started.