Operating Systems Where the Newslazer Newsreader Works Best
Operating Systems Where the Newslazer Newsreader Works Best Newslazer Newsreader is a third-party application included with Eweka subscriptions and preconfigured for use with Eweka's servers. It runs natively on Windows, macOS, and Linux. These platforms offer the best compatibility and performance for accessing Use…
SABnzbd Compatibility with Different Operating Systems
SABnzbd Compatibility with Different Operating Systems SABnzbd requires an operating system that supports Python 3.8 or higher, pip, and specific supporting tools: * Python 3.8 or newer, plus pip * Cheetah Python library (installable via pip) * par2 and unrar tools * yEnc library (optional) Eweka users running …
Improving Performance in Newslazer on Eweka
Improving Performance in Newslazer on Eweka Newslazer is tailored for fast, direct Usenet access with Eweka's high-performance network. If you're not seeing the speeds you'd expect, this guide offers tips to help you troubleshoot and optimize your setup. Adjust the Number of Connections Start by reviewing how many…
Protecting Your SABnzbd Setup
Protecting Your SABnzbd Setup When working with SABnzbd and Eweka, it's helpful to save your configuration so that you don’t have to re-enter everything after a system update or device change. Step 1: Find the SABnzbd Data Folder Check your operating system for the SABnzbd configuration location: * Windows : C:…
Updating to the Latest Version of Newslazer
Updating to the Latest Version of Newslazer Newslazer is built to support smooth access to Usenet, with regular updates that improve speed, reliability, and feature compatibility. If a new version is available, upgrading is straightforward. How to Update Newslazer * Go to the Newslazer Page on the Eweka Website …
SABnzbd - Linux
SABnzbd - Linux SABnzbd is a popular Usenet automation tool that integrates with a wide range of Indexers and supports advanced queue and folder management. This guide outlines how to configure SABnzbd on Linux to access Eweka's high-performance Usenet servers. Step 1: Install SABnzbd Open a terminal and install S…
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…
Why Newslazer Asks for a Username and Password
Why Newslazer Asks for a Username and Password Newslazer works directly with Eweka accounts. When the app starts up and prompts for your login, it's asking for your Eweka username and password so it can connect to the correct Usenet servers. Enter Your Eweka Login Use the same username and password you use on the …
Newslazer Folder Location Setup Tips
Newslazer Folder Location Setup Tips Users looking to shift their Usenet storage to another drive can easily do so by adjusting the folder path in Newslazer. How to Move Your Newslazer Folder * Open Newslazer. * Click Options , then select Settings . * On the left, choose the Downloads section. * Locate th…
Repair Issues in Newslazer: How to Clear a Stuck Queue
Repair Issues in Newslazer: How to Clear a Stuck Queue Newslazer processes articles one at a time, and repair actions are handled in the background using a tool called Par2. In some cases, if Par2 stops responding, Newslazer will appear to freeze while attempting to complete a repair. As a result, all remaining queu…
