Releases: Tensai75/nzb-monkey-go
Releases · Tensai75/nzb-monkey-go
NZB Monkey Go v0.1.12
Changes
- new option to have several targets, seperated by commas
- new option for category subfolders when using EXECUTE
- update of cleanup routine for better error handling and taking into account the category subfolders
- fix for success messages not written to the log file
NZB Monkey Go v0.1.11
Changes
- update of binsearch.info urls (new API)
- removal of binsearch alternative servers (no longer available)
- fix for panic if an NZB file with no file entries is returned
- fix for panic if no searchengine is set in the configuration file
- new behavior: don't exit in case of unknown values for the searchengines
NZB Monkey Go v0.1.10
Changes
- fix for wrong error "start date of search range is newer than latest message" [fixes #20]
- new behavior: the program stops searching after a 100% complete NZB file has been found if best_nzb = true (Thanks @wilriker). This makes perfectly sense because the first NZB who was found to be 100% complete would be used anyway also if all further search engines were searched as well.
NZB Monkey Go v0.1.9
Changes
- fix for Basic Auth not working after code refactoring
NZB Monkey Go v0.1.8
Changes
- fix for wrong category assignment [fixes #18]
- fix for the "not well-formed (invalid token)" error when the inner XML text contains special HTML characters
- fix for the wrong search interval and other problems when searching for first and last message number
- additional output of information during scanning (first/last found message number and message number scan range)
- addition of the time zone when displaying date and time
- minor changes
NZB Monkey Go v0.1.7
Changes
- fix for panic upon connection errors and various problems with connection pool (Thanks @wilriker) [fixes #14]
- minor code refactoring and clean-ups (Thanks @wilriker)
- addition of a GitHub Action for automatic builds for several architectures, including debian packages for linux and darwin builds (Thanks @reloxx13)
NZB Monkey Go v0.1.6
Changes
- possible bug fix for the occasional "too many connections" errors
- bug fix for the progress bar not progressing for further groups after first group was scanned
- improved indexing of message subjects (improved hashing of file names for better differentiation)
NZB Monkey Go v0.1.5
Update for better compatibility with packed distribution on linux systems.
Changes
- Linux version: the config file is moved to
~/.config/nzb-monkey-go.conf
for better compatibility with packed distribution (an existing config.txt file in the application directory will be automatically moved to the new location during the first execution) - Linux version: if debug is enabled, the log file is now created as
/tmp/nzb-monkey-go.log
for better compatibility with packed distribution - All versions: the
nzbsavepath
in the[EXECUTE]
section of the config file must now be an absolute path or a relative path to the user's home directory - All versions: default path for
nzbsavepath
in the[EXECUTE]
section of the config file changed to./Downloads/nzb
. - some minor bug fixes and typo fixes (thanks @nzb-tuxxx)
- executables are now named
nzb-monkey-go(.exe)
(previouslynzbmonkey-go(.exe)
)
NZB Monkey Go v0.1.4
Changes
- Fix: progress bar not updating when scanning for messages
NZB Monkey Go v0.1.3
Changes
- Fix: in some circumstances when more the one group was specified, only the first group was searched
- The user is now informed if a NZB file is skipped due to incompleteness
- NZBLNKs are now checked whether several groups are specified within a single 'g' parameter (to account for malformed NZBLNKs, e.g. where groups are separated by a space or a comma)
- Addition of 'forward_hours' config parameter for direct search (to account for that unix timestamps sometimes are the start time of the upload and not the end time)
- Addition of 'debug' also as a config file parameter (if set to true the cmd line output will be saved to logfile.txt)
- Addition of 'first_group_only' config file parameter to search first group only during direct search (based on how messages are stored on news servers, the chance to get different results in different groups is virtually zero)