Newshosting Support

If i use the webto open ticket it never complete process any other way to contact support??

u/newshosting_usenet

https://redd.it/1wb9n5i
@r_usenet

Release Notes - SABnzbd 5.1.3

## https://sabnzbd.org/downloads

## Security fixes

SABnzbd 5.1.1, 5.1.2 and 5.1.3 resolve a number of security vulnerabilities.

Over the past releases, several security researchers have put a lot of time and effort
examining SABnzbd, responsibly reporting their findings, and helping us verify the fixes.
We are grateful for their hard work, it has made SABnzbd meaningfully safer for everyone.

For most users the risk is limited: you are only affected if your setup is exposed to
untrusted parties. The web interface issues only apply if it can be reached by someone
you do not trust. By default, SABnzbd is only accessible from your own device and
External internet access is set to No access. If either of those is still at its
default, or if you use a proxy service for authentication, you are not affected.
The download-processing issues only apply if SABnzbd handles NZBs from a source you
do not fully trust, such as a public indexer.
If none of that describes your setup, you were never at risk.

The safest action is simply to update to 5.1.3.
Full details, affected versions, actions and mitigations for each vulnerability are described at:
https://sabnzbd.org/5-1-vulnerabilities

Vulnerabilities resolved:

GHSA-q326-jpxx-jmjc: `__wrapped__` dispatch bypass allows unauthenticated API access, fixed in 5.1.3.
GHSA-mjwj-v5mr-cmcg: PAR2 symlink bypass allows pickle remote code execution, fixed in 5.1.3.
GHSA-rgqj-28c2-gxwp: Critical remote code execution via authentication bypass on configuration endpoints, fixed in 5.1.2.
GHSA-75g3-96fr-7p2r: High-severity path traversal during post-processing via crafted PAR2/SFV files, fixed in 5.1.2.
GHSA-xrfq-jhgh-wqch: Critical authentication bypass allowing a valid session without credentials, fixed in 5.1.1.

If you rely on the SABnzbd username and password to keep out untrusted parties, and your
setup was exposed, it is recommended that you rotate your SABnzbd username/password and
API-key, Usenet server passwords, indexer API-keys used in RSS-feeds, and notification
service credentials after updating. See the page above for the full guidance.

## Other changes and bug fixes in 5.1.3

Tighten Compact display mode.
Directly show usenet server errors instead of parsing them.
Prevent database is locked error when re-evaluating stored RSS jobs.
Added tooltip to explain search filters in Queue and History.
Windows and macOS: Updated 7zip to 26.03.

## Other bug fixes in 5.1.2

RSS filters were not applied directly.

## Other bug fixes in 5.1.1

Styling cache issues could occur after updating.
RSS items were removed too eagerly from RSS-history after download.
The RSS-feed Clear Downloaded button did not do anything.

## Changelog 5.1.0

This release brings a fundamental improvement to "Retry": instead of
re-downloading any files with missing data, only the articles that were actually
missing are fetched again. RSS got an overhaul under the hood, the interface is
refreshed, and we added quite a long list of long-requested features and bugfixes.

## New features in 5.1.0

Refreshed the interface.
When Retrying a job, only the actually missing articles are tried again.
This only works for jobs downloaded in 5.1.0 (or newer).
RSS items are now stored in the database instead of on disk.
New RSS Age rule to filter jobs based on their age.
Downloaded RSS items are cleared from the RSS database after 3 days.
Added support for filename and path pattern matching to the Cleanup List.
`Unwanted extensions` will also be removed after unpacking.
Allow job setting changes directly from Extra queue columns.
Added support for unpacking `.tar` files during post-processing.
Improved anonymization of the logs when using Show Logging.
Added `SAB_FILES` environment variable to Post-processing scripts,
listing all files that resulted from the job.
New Servers will default to 16 connections instead of 8.
Use media duration as part of `Ignore Samples` detection.
Added option to (auto) sort the queue by

Remaining Percentage.
Improved support for screen readers.
Parsing of header-encrypted RARs will use significantly fewer resources.
Add Ayatana AppIndicator tray support on GNOME.
Removed redundant INSTALL.txt file.
Dropped support for Python 3.9.
Windows and macOS: Updated Python to 3.14.6, Unrar to 7.23 and 7zip to 26.02.

## Bug fixes in 5.1.0

Prevent incorrect warnings about non-writeable directories.
Files unrelated to job could get removed by the Cleanup List logic.
Prevent path traversal in orphaned job APIs.
Disk Full errors from unrar were not handled gracefully during unpacking.
Memory leak could occur during article decoding.
In containers (like Docker), the Article Cache could exceed the memory limit.
Diskspace checks would be too strict when unpacking to different disk.
Prevent deadlock when a second signal arrives during shutdown procedure.
Verification using SFV-checks could fail, even though files were correct.
Don't log Warning during clean shutdowns.
Windows: Uninstall would not remove Settings or Windows Service.
Windows: Warn for OS-limit if more than 1024 connections are configured.
macOS: AppleDouble files could result in failures in `Moving` stage.
macOS: Restarting the application resulted in Terminal window.
macOS: Included par2cmdline-turbo will now use all available CPU-features.

## Upgrade notices

You can directly upgrade from version 3.0.0 and newer.
Upgrading from older versions will require performing a `Queue repair`.

## Known problems and solutions

Read ISSUES.txt or https://sabnzbd.org/wiki/introduction/known-issues

## Code Signing Policy

Windows code signing is provided by SignPath.io using a SignPath Foundation certificate.

## About

SABnzbd is an open-source cross-platform binary newsreader.
It simplifies the process of downloading from Usenet dramatically, thanks to its web-based
user interface and advanced built-in post-processing options that automatically verify, repair,
extract and clean up posts downloaded from Usenet.

(c) Copyright 2007-2026 by The SABnzbd-Team (sabnzbd.org)

https://redd.it/1wak4bs
@r_usenet

Any provider similar to Easynews's web search interface?

Hi,

I've been using Easynews for at least the past 18+ years and each time I try leaving it for another provider, I'm never satisfied with any service that remotely resembles the efficiency and effectiveness of Easynews's global5 web search engine. So I'm always going back to it. It's simple to use, makes finding material very easy and is great for interpreting obfuscated message headers/titles.

Is there any provider out there that gives the same or similar interface as Easynews's unique search tool? Thanks!

https://redd.it/1x39gzq
@r_usenet

Geri - Usenet uploading tool
https://github.com/realNeodome/geri

https://redd.it/1x3mj3a
@r_usenet

Help with setting up UseNet for South Africa user

Hi All , I’m tired of torrents and really want to set up Usenet and automate my downloads can you suggest software. Is SABnzbd okay , can you recommend a Usenet provider and indexer? Thanking you in advance for support

https://redd.it/1x42a3h
@r_usenet

TurboUsenet Apollo 7 Liftoff promotion: 35% discount

https://preview.redd.it/fwk5qlynstuh1.png?width=1200&format=png&auto=webp&s=b6eb72a1807d89fca30850a9e59dc224a521761e

Hey there!

On the morning of the original Apollo 7 liftoff, engines roared and the sky lit up with the promise of what was next. Kabouter Wesley couldn't resist the moment, so he clipped on his tiny helmet and hitched a ride straight into the history books. From his seat next to the boosters, he watched the ground fall away and felt the pull of real speed, the kind that turns hours into minutes. That's the same pull he's bringing back to TurboUsenet this week. Every download gets a taste of that liftoff momentum, no countdown required.

For seven days, TurboUsenet is running its Apollo 7 Liftoff promotion, and the numbers do the talking. Sign up now and your speed comes with 35% off, straight through checkout. Wesley picked this launch window himself, so once it closes, the boosters cool down and the price climbs back up. There's no mission control countdown to sit through, just the deal applied the moment you join. Grab your seat before the hatch closes and the rocket leaves without you.

That's why: as of right now until Sunday 18th of October 2026 (12:00 CET), you'll get a 35% discount!

Not a customer? Click below:
https://turbousenet.com/en/order/?promocode=apollo-7-liftoff-2026

Already a customer? Click below:
https://turbousenet.com/en/control-panel/?\_xnav=discounts&\_xclick=use-discount&discount\_id=apollo-7-liftoff-2026

Don't forget: You can use this promo as many times as you like <3
We're also doing these cool landingpages now; Just for fun. Visit here: https://turbousenet.com/apollo-7-liftoff-2026/ Let us know if you like this <3.

Liftoff windows don't stay open forever, and neither does this one. Join TurboUsenet during the Apollo 7 Liftoff week, let Wesley clip you in next to him, and feel your downloads hit orbit speed with 35% off. The launch pad is open now, so grab your spot before the countdown hits zero.

Bye now

\---
Backbone: Abavia
Retention: aprox. 3500+ days
No recurring plans
We don't offer block accounts

https://redd.it/1x365de
@r_usenet

DrunkenSlug Question

Is there a way to know when registrations open? I know it’s invite only but sometimes it opens on Black Friday?

https://redd.it/1x3q18h
@r_usenet

Cannot access my Usenet indexers via Chrome or Edge

For some reason, recently I cannot access any of my Usenet indexers (NZBGeek, DogNZB or DrukenSlug) via Edge or Chrome. I can access fine via Firefox. This seemed to have happened in the last couple of weeks, as I know I was on the DogNZB website about two or three weeks ago using Edge. When I try go to these sites via Edge or Chrome, I just get a "this site can't be reached" page. Any idea why this is?

https://redd.it/1x4c9q4
@r_usenet

Made this to save us all some digging: providers, indexers and every black friday deal since 2015

Hi there

Got tired of digging through old megathreads every november, so I put it all in one place: usenetalmanac.com

It has a page for every provider and indexer this sub talks about: what they charge, what they say about retention and logs, and which network they actually run on. 64 brands sit on 10 networks, so two subs can quietly be the same thing. There's a checker for that.

The black friday side goes back to 2015. every deal with what it cost a month and what it renewed at, and every price links to the comment it came from.

No rankings, no affiliate links, nothing named as best. No content named anywhere either.

Enjoy


UPD: Thanks for your comments <3

https://redd.it/1wng6c8
@r_usenet

Question about Usenet providers and their privacy statements.

Hello,

Yesterday I was about to set up a Usenet account but while laying in bed my brain went on a roller-coaster and I got slightly worried. Maybe one of you can shed some light on this..

Let's say someone set's up a Usenet account. And of course a trusted VPN. Now most of the Usenet providers state that they do not log what you download. But let's say that someone comes knocking for the logs and they do handover the logs, that somehow contain your download activities..

And even though you're all set up with a vpn, they still have your information through your payment. There are some that accept crypto payments but a lot of them work with the regular payment options.

How do you guys go about this? I'm a huge noob when it comes to this and I might be getting myself all worked up for nothing. But if someone could shed a little light on this one, would be great!

https://redd.it/1x52a01
@r_usenet

Indexer Registration Notification Tool?

I'm new to this space and would like to get some of the better indexers for my setup. I want to implement some sort of automation tool that checks either the signup pages or posts on r/UsenetInvites. I don't know of any way of doing this that doesn't end with my IP getting blacklisted after a day.

Is this a thing already? Is it allowed?


https://redd.it/1x5bcv0
@r_usenet

Newshosting Vs Ewaka Vs Usenetserver

I have decided to go with Usenet for Arrstack apps. Can someone guide me on which provider to choose among Newshosting, Eweka, and Usenetserver? Or am I missing anything else? I would also appreciate guidance on which indexer to choose. SABnbz is the application I will use.

https://redd.it/1x5o4bx
@r_usenet

Nzbfinder upi payment option

Hi everyone,I'm relatively new to usenet,I was hoping to buy nzbfinder in this black friday sale but I'm worried if paying through UPI is safe ? Will it leak my personal data or any major security issue going forward please help me also are there any providers which accept upi ? Thanks 🙏

https://redd.it/1x5ufar
@r_usenet

Looking for Usenet indexers with lots of PT-BR Linux ISOs before Black Friday

Hey everyone, I have a lifetime subscription to Usenet Crawler, and I really like it because it has a lot of Linux ISOs in Brazilian Portuguese. Can you recommend any other indexers with a good amount of Brazilian Portuguese Linux ISOs to subscribe to during the Black Friday sales?

https://redd.it/1x5ykvg
@r_usenet

Indexer question...

Say, for example, I have 4 provider servers and 2 indexers. The two indexers consistently fail to turn up what I'm looking for. If I add another indexer, will that give me a different result with the existing providers, or will I also have to add a new provider(s)?

What about the other way around. If I add a 5th provider, might that give me different results with the same 2 indexers?

https://redd.it/1x69tp4
@r_usenet

Check us out!

AniFix.org is now live! I goofed the first post and it's now fixed pointing to the correct place sorry!

A Usenet indexer focused on strong metadata, consistent naming, and verified releases.

Feel free to take a look, ask questions, or share feedback!

https://redd.it/1x6b1di
@r_usenet

nzb.life down?

nzb.life down for me from the UK, anyone else have the same?

https://redd.it/1x6jwfh
@r_usenet

Indexer help

I’m looking for an all around indexer that works and plays well with ElfHosted, yes I know many people disagree with ElfHosted but I did not have the time to set things up myself, I’m looking for something what will play well with it, I was using nzb finder and they blocked my account, any other one I could use currently nzb geek with no issues but I would like a back up one what would everyone suggest

https://redd.it/1x6msa3
@r_usenet

astraweb cut my account off

Just got this email from astraweb out of nowhere:

"Your access to Astraweb has been terminated effective immediately after activity on your account triggered our automated abuse detection system. If you believe this was a mistake, please contact our support team to request a review.

Regards, Astraweb"

has anyone else received this? been a customer for years and never had any issue before. i do use it a lot but it’s an unlimited plan so not sure what triggered it. is it worth contacting support or should i just move on?

https://redd.it/1x7l14r
@r_usenet