NZBGet

An efficient Usenet downloader written in C++ for maximum performance. Manage NZB downloads through a clean web interface with scheduling, post-processing, and RSS feed support.

What You Can Do After Deployment

1. Visit your domain — the web UI login page appears
2. Log in — default username is nzbget, password is the one you set during template deployment (${PASSWORD})
3. Add NZB files — upload NZB files or paste URLs to start downloads
4. Configure news servers — add your Usenet provider credentials under Settings > News-Servers
5. Set up categories — organize downloads into categories with custom post-processing
6. Configure RSS feeds (optional) — automate downloads from RSS/Atom feeds

Key Features

• Lightweight and fast — written in C++ with minimal CPU and memory usage
• Responsive web UI that works on desktop and mobile
• Download queue with pause, resume, priority, and scheduling
• Post-processing scripts (unpack, repair, rename, move)
• RSS/Atom feed support for automated downloads
• Par-check and par-repair for file integrity
• Multiple news server support with priority and backup configuration
• API for integration with other tools (Sonarr, Radarr, etc.)

Volumes

• /config — configuration files and download history database
• /downloads — downloaded files and intermediate processing

Default Credentials

• Username: nzbget
• Password: the value of ${PASSWORD} set during deployment

License

GPL-2.0 — GitHub | Website