Viewing Accessed Articles in Newslazer
Viewing Accessed Articles in Newslazer Newslazer, the independently developed newsreader configured for Eweka, stores articles in a user-defined folder. To find this location: * Launch Newslazer. * Open Preferences from the menu. * Navigate to the Downloads tab. * The directory shown in the "Download Folder…
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Using NZBGet Command Line Options for Power Control
Using NZBGet Command Line Options for Power Control For Eweka users who manage their Usenet access through NZBGet, command line tools offer a powerful way to control and script behavior without the Web interface. Core Command Set * nzbget -D – Start the NZBGet daemon * nzbget -Q – Shut it down cleanly * nzbge…
Filter Smarter in NZBGet with Eweka’s Quick Filter Guide
Filter Smarter in NZBGet with Eweka’s Quick Filter Guide When using NZBGet with Eweka, Quick Filter helps you find specific queue or history items without scrolling. This guide outlines how to apply Quick Filter efficiently. Using the Filter Enter keywords or partial strings into the Quick Filter input. NZBGet wil…
Running Newsbin Outside Windows
Running Newsbin Outside Windows Newsbin doesn't require a Windows-only environment. Users running Linux or macOS can still take advantage of its capabilities by using Wine or virtualization tools. This makes it easy to pair Eweka’s full-speed servers with a powerful newsreader, regardless of the operating system. T…
NZBGet - Chromebook
Accessing Usenet with NZBGet on Chromebook Eweka users on Chromebook can take advantage of NZBGet’s performance and automation features. This setup runs via Linux (Beta) and supports full SSL connections for privacy. Activate Linux Support * Open Settings > Developers. * Enable Linux (Beta). * Follow the on-scr…
How to Customize Article Display with Newsbin Filters
How to Customize Article Display with Newsbin Filters Filter Smarter with Newsbin and Eweka Eweka subscribers using Newsbin can make searching and organizing newsgroups more efficient by applying filters. This system limits what appears in the header view, making it easier to find relevant posts. Types of Filters …
SABnzbd Moves Quickly, Then Stops? Here's Why
SABnzbd Moves Quickly, Then Stops? Here's Why SABnzbd may show fast progress while estimating a long completion time—only to fail. This usually signals that the post isn't available through your current Usenet server. Hover your mouse over the item while SABnzbd is running. You'll likely see a warning about missing…
SABnzbd False Positives and Antivirus Detection
SABnzbd False Positives and Antivirus Detection Immediately after a new SABnzbd release, certain antivirus tools may incorrectly flag it as malicious. These warnings are false positives. Common Causes SABnzbd’s design can trigger antivirus alarms: * Compression and executable packaging * Network activity and li…
SABnzbd Retention Message: What It Means for Eweka Users
SABnzbd Retention Message: What It Means for Eweka Users SABnzbd may indicate an article is "Out of your server's retention" if the post is no longer on the Eweka servers. This typically happens when the article exceeds Eweka's article retention or was taken offline by the server. How to Identify Older Articles In…
Portable SABnzbd Setup for Eweka Users
Portable SABnzbd Setup for Eweka Users Create a mobile SABnzbd installation tailored for Eweka subscribers. By setting up SABnzbd to run from a USB or external disk, there's no need to reinstall it on every system. Portable Setup Instructions for Eweka Users * Prepare a data folder on your external device. * Kee…
