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Packages => 3rd party Packages => NZBGet => Topic gestart door: raptile op 10 juni 2012, 13:21:54
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Ik zag vanmorgen dat er weer een update beschikbaar was. Weet iemand waar de changelogs terug te lezen zijn zodat ik weet wat er veranderd is?
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Hier: http://nzbget.sourceforge.net/Main_Page
nzbget 0.8.0
Changes since nzbget 0.7.0
added priorities; new action <I> for remote command <--edit/-E> to set priorities for groups or individual files; new actions <SetGroupPriority> and <SetFilePriority> of RPC-command <editqueue>; remote command <--list/-L> prints priorities and indicates files or groups being downloaded; ncurses-frontend prints priorities and indicates files or groups being download; new command <PRIORITY> to set priority of nzb-file from nzbprocess-script; RPC-commands <listgroups> and <listfiles> return priorities and indicate files or groups being downloaded;
added renaming of groups; new subcommand <N> for command <--edit/-E>; new action <SetName> for RPC-method <editqueue>;
added new option <AccurateRate>, which enables syncronisation in speed meter; that makes the indicated speed more accurate by eliminating measurement errors possible due thread conflicts; thanks to anonymous nzbget user for the patch;
improved the parsing of filename from article subject;
option <DirectWrite> now efficiently works on Windows with NTFS partitions;
added URL-based-authentication as alternative to HTTP-header authentication for XML- and JSON-RPC;
fixed: nzb-files containing umlauts and other special characters could not be parsed - replaced XML-Reader with SAX-Parser - only on POSIX (not on Windows);
fixed incorrect displaying of group sizes bigger than 4GB on many 64-bit OSes;
fixed a bug causing error on decoding of input data in JSON-RPC;
fixed a compilation error on some windows versions;
fixed: par-repair could fail when the filenames were not correctly parsed from article subjects;
fixed a compatibility issue with OpenBSD (and possibly other BSD based systems); added the automatic configuring of required signal handling logic to better support BSD without breaking the compatibility with certain Linux systems;
corrected the address of Free Software Foundation in copyright notice.