Releases: theotherp/nzbhydra2
v7.12.0
v7.12.0 (2025-01-10)
Feature If enabled log and/or store username for NZB links. This way when sending a link to be downloaded from hydra the username that caused the download will be known. See #981
Fix Fix paging for search / download / notification history.
Fix Hopefully actually fix ipv6 reverse proxies access. See #980
v7.11.3
v7.11.2
v7.11.1
v7.11.0
v7.11.0 (2024-12-29)
Feature Support for torbox.app as a usenet downloader. They allow sending NZBs to them and you can access the downloaded stuff via web or multiple integrations like FTP, WebDAV, etc. Using them as a search engine or to download torrents will / may come later.
Feature Improve IPv6 support. Thanks @ Ruakij. See #975
Fix Remove unneeded file from generic release which increased the size of the architect by a whopping 100MB.
Fix Only show option for primary downloader if multiple downloaders are enabled.
Fix Sometimes downloads from the search result history could not be downloaded again.
v7.10.2
v7.10.2 (2024-12-04)
Feature Improve error message when communication with an indexer fails.
Fix Mapping IP addresses to host names (enabled in the logging config) may cause a huge delay when accessing NZBHydra from inside a local network. The tooltip warning about this was probably too small. The mapping will now be aborted after a short timeout.
v7.10.1
v7.10.1 (2024-11-13)
Fix The status of downloads was not properly updated for sabnzbd downloads. Previously unmapped downloads will keep their wrong status in the history because it would be a pain to retroactively update them. See #968
Fix Do not use IMDB IDs for indexers that don't support them. This would happen when using the TV search function in the ID and selecting a result from the autocomplete.
Fix When autocomplete images were proxied they could not be loaded a second time.
Fix The log anonymizer used when you create debug infos removed too much, sometimes resulting in missing information.
v7.10.0
v7.10.0 (2024-11-12)
Feature Previously the way forbidden words would be excluded from queries depended on the backend and, to a certain degree, on the indexer but in some cases -- would be used as a prefix which is only supported by many indexers. NZBHydra will now attempt to automatically detect if and how certain words may be excluded from a query. This will either happen during a caps check or on the first search request where needed.
Note Added some more infos in the notifications section. Thanks, @pikeas. See #660