Usenet Explorer

what antivirus/firewall are you using, maybe we find some correlation here? I don't use any active antivirus on the PCs involved here. For firewall, the downloading PC has the WinXP firewall active, but I'm pretty sure I've tried turning it off already. The NAS and linux box don't use an active fir...

The corruption may not be the fault of UE, but I've never had another program cause corrupted files when writing to the NAS (granted, I haven't tried that many other programs). It also happens when UE writes to my linux file server using Samba. The option to queue all files for verification would be...

I download to a NAS and what I experience is that UE will occasionally corrupt a rar file while writing it out. Since UE verifies the file before writing it out, it doesn't think there's anything wrong with it and then doesn't bother downloading the par2 files. Then when UE tries to unrar, it fails ...

I've had several sets recently where UE will think that the set does not need repair, so it doesn't grab the .par2s and then it fails when it tries to unrar. So then, I have to go back and find the .par2 files and use quickpar to repair it. The thing that I've noticed with all of these sets is that ...

This might already be in UE and I just haven't found the option yet. When UE unrars a set and then deletes the rars, it would be nice if it also deleted the .sfv file that went with those rars. After all, once those rars are gone, the .sfv file has no value whatsoever. However, I wouldn't want the o...

I'm fairly certain that the first issue is not a strange bug from a specific post. Take any post, download all the rars and par2s, but don't auto repair/unrar. Delete one of the rars and then tell UE to repair it. You should see what I'm talking about. I too have UE associated with par2 files. The i...

First off, let me say that I love the auto repair/unrar/join function of usenet explorer. With that said, here's a couple shortcomings I found. I just had a set that was missing one .rar file and an .sfv file. I had plenty of .par files to make up for that, but usenet explorer would attempt to repai...