Closed phromaj closed 5 years ago
How large is this NZB file? I have never come across this and add them all the time.
I've tried with 2 nzbs, one is 1,1 Mo and the other 2,2 Mo. Didn't work
Please try the following:
sudo echo "client_max_body_size 30m;" > /var/local/Gooby/Docker/nginx/my_custom_proxy_settings.conf
sudo nano /var/local/Gooby/Docker/components/01-proxy.yaml
add the following line under volumes: (make sure to add 6 spaces to line up with the rest under volumes)- ${CONFIGS}/Docker/nginx/my_custom_proxy_settings.conf:/etc/nginx/conf.d/my_custom_proxy_settings.conf
"CTRL-X" and then "y" to save changes.
Now run system cleanup (Gooby Menu > E > C) and try again to add your NZB. If that works, i'l make the change permanent on our end.
It worked flawlessly! A huge thanks!
No worries, that's what we do! I will make this change permanent so no one else runs into this issue. Thanks for letting us know!
I think perhaps there's been a regression here? It looks like the change was added, and then almost immediately removed.
Currently unable to add large NZBs via the webui
I did not put this in the new version as it was a 1 off since most people use sonarr or radarr to add their nzb files, or they connect their NZBGet to their indexer and their indexer sends it. Please see instructions above from me on how to correct, it will stay until there is a major release, that is the only time the 01-proxy files is updated, Sorry for any inconvenience.
OK np. Yeah, it's a fringe usage case for sure. Most stuff can be added automatically via search from within the *arrs but occasionally search doesn't return the desired release. I've been able to modify the indexer search settings in some instances, and can add via URL in others, but occasionally the only way has been to manually grab the NZB and load it.
If for some reason we need to update the file again, we'll try to remember to post it here so you won't have to find out the hard way 😄
Hi, I'm trying to add nzb files directly through NZBGet webui (nzbget.domain.com) but it doesn't do anything. The problem might come from nginx default
client_max_body_size
parameter which is too low but I'm unable to modify it as nginx is in a container. Related: https://github.com/nzbget/nzbget/issues/521 & https://nzbget.net/behind-other-web-serverThank you.