SABnzbd
SABnzbd is a free, open-source Usenet binary newsreader written in Python. It handles the entire download workflow automatically: downloading, verifying, repairing, extracting, and organizing files — all through a clean web interface.
Features
- Web-Based Interface - Manage all downloads from any browser
- Automated Processing - Automatic verification, repair (par2), and extraction (unrar/unzip)
- Category Sorting - Organize downloads into folders by category
- RSS Feed Support - Subscribe to NZB RSS feeds for automatic downloading
- API Integration - Works with Sonarr, Radarr, Lidarr, and other automation tools
- Scheduling - Set download speed limits and schedules
- Multi-Server Support - Connect to multiple Usenet providers for redundancy
First Access
Open your domain to access the SABnzbd setup wizard. You will need to configure your Usenet provider (server, username, password) to start downloading.
What You Can Do After Deployment
- Open your domain — the setup wizard will guide you through initial configuration
- Add your Usenet provider — enter server details, username, and password
- Configure categories — set up sorting rules for different content types
- Add NZB files — upload NZB files or paste URLs to start downloading
- Set up RSS feeds — automate downloads from your favorite NZB indexers
- Connect automation tools — integrate with Sonarr, Radarr, or other media managers
Volumes
/config — SABnzbd settings and state
/downloads — completed downloads
/incomplete-downloads — in-progress downloads
License
GPL-2.0 — GitHub