time between retries

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time between retries

Postby ashrafxx » Fri Mar 07, 2014 6:33 am

Hi

Is there a way to add a delay between retries for failed articles!! sometimes indexers post nzb's earlier than they are propagated to usenet servers which cause half the download to fail and the other half to work ok. if I retry the failed files manually in 10 minutes or so they will download ok.

Thanks for your help.
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Re: time between retries

Postby Quade » Fri Mar 07, 2014 10:34 am

You could increase the number of retries. Each retry takes longer and longer to kick in so, increasing it will make it delay longer. If the file has PAR files, it should retry basically forever.

The default retry count is 2. That's about 5 minutes. Keep in mind this also controls when Newsbin decides to do a repair so, it's sort of a balancing act.
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Re: time between retries

Postby ashrafxx » Sat Mar 08, 2014 10:06 am

thanks Quade

I changed it to 5 and will see what will this do. not sure how long will this be though!!

Hope you consider implementing a timer feature in future releases. so we get the option for number of retries and how often to retry.


Quade wrote:You could increase the number of retries. Each retry takes longer and longer to kick in so, increasing it will make it delay longer. If the file has PAR files, it should retry basically forever.

The default retry count is 2. That's about 5 minutes. Keep in mind this also controls when Newsbin decides to do a repair so, it's sort of a balancing act.
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