#Supernzb default folder download#

This will work if only a few files are missing.

Most NZBs include PAR files that can magically re-create missing files. The Downloader will keep requesting a post over-and-over until it gets it, but the Check Files window only tries once. Sometimes a server will report a post missing due to various technical glitches.

#Supernzb default folder download#

If the Check Files window reports that a few posts are missing, that doesn’t mean you should not download the file. However, keep in mind that older files can expire off the server at any time without warning. If the Check Files window reports that all the files are present, close it and start downloading. If the files shows as missing, then it is missing on all servers. So, if a file shows as being present, it may only be present on one server, which is not a problem. As soon as one reports that it does, SuperNZB stops asking the other servers. Note: SuperNZB will ask each server if it has the file. You can experiment by finding the oldest NZB file that you can, and then plugging it into SuperNZB. If a server has the post, it will return the smallish header information. When you click SuperNZB’s “Check” button, it will use the server connections you have set up on the Downloader window and send a “HEAD” command to the server(s) for each post comprising the files in the NZB. Read these pages to learn why files may be missing, or why the NZB may have gone “stale”. It is very dis-heartening to download a lot of files only to hit a wall because some are missing. The purpose of this feature is to make sure that all the files listed in the NZB are actually present on your Usenet server(s) before you spend time downloading. Note: This feature was added in version 3.1.0 of SuperNZB. To open SuperNZB’s Check-Files window, click the Check button on the Downloader window. The checking process is very fast, and can save you a lot of wasted time by avoiding bad NZB files. SuperNZB can check your NZB files before you attempt to download them.