kevinlekiller

> What i want to say is, response from sabnzbd needs to be optimized. I guess what you mean to say is you want it to buffer, for example the...

@testarea1: `Married.at.First.Sight.S03E09.720p.WEBRip.AAC2.0.x264-BTN[rarbg] [01/10] - "Married.at.First.Sight.S03E09.720p.WEBRip.AAC2.0.x264-BTN.mp4" yEnc` (group regex) `#^alt\.binaries\.tv$#` (release naming regex) `#^(?P.{10,}?)\[rarbg\]#`

@DrakeJones: `[FULL] - UTTER KEEK PRESENTS "Crocodile.Dundee.1986.720p.BluRay.x264.par2" 01 of 64 56788 KB` (group regex) `#^alt\.binaries\.movies$#` (release naming regex) `#UTTER KEEK PRESENTS "(?P.{10,}?)\.[^.]+?" \d+ of \d+#`

There's no file count in the subject so it's not possible to determine how many files there are until a later stage.

Alright, the issue is somewhere later on, the code you posted doesn't matter for this. Do you know what is deleting it? This would pin point it more.

No, the totalfiles is not required, many collections miss the totalfiles. Usually you see something like this : Some.collection [01/10] "some.file.r01" (01/100) The [01/10] means that is file 1 of...

The issue is maybe it's not getting properly grouped. Try this collection regex: `#^"(?P[a-fA-F0-9]{32}\.)\d+" yEnc$#`

This is the edited one in case you missed: `#^"(?P[a-fA-F0-9]{32}\.)\d+" yEnc$#`

No, there was an extra `"` at the end I added by mistake, you also need to leave the `#`

Yup. (with the ``, but github stripped it out, you need to surround it with ` to avoid that on github comments.)