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Hello all,

I tested it, and it works fine for me.


You need to configure the nbzget.conf to you're own needs.

It's even supporting SSL 

Web-interface
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NZBGet has a built-in web-server providing the access to the program
functions via web-interface.

To activate web-interface set the option "WebDir" to the path with
web-interface files. If you install using "make install-conf" as
described above the option is set automatically. If you install using
binary files you should check if the option is set correctly.

To access web-interface from your web-browser use the server address
and port defined in NZBGet configuration file in options "ControlIP" and
"ControlPort". For example:

  http://localhost:6789/

For login credentials type username "nzbget" (predefined and not changeable)
and the password from the option "ControlPassword" (default is tegbzn6789).

In a case your browser forget credentials, to prevent typing them each
time, there is a workaround - use URL in the form:

  http://localhost:6789/nzbget:password/

Please note, that in this case the password is saved in a bookmark or in
browser history in plain text and is easy to find by persons having
access to your computer. 


NZBGet is a binary newsgrabber, which downloads files from usenet
based on information given in nzb-files. NZBGet can be used in
standalone and in server/client modes. In standalone mode you
pass a nzb-file as parameter in command-line, NZBGet downloads
listed files and then exits.

In server/client mode NZBGet runs as server in background.
Then you use client to send requests to server. The sample requests
are: download nzb-file, list files in queue, etc.

Standalone-tool, server and client are all contained in only one
executable file "nzbget". The mode in which the program works
depends on command-line parameters passed to the program.


I used Rpm/Yum Gcc build environment, available from http://svn.netlabs.org/rpm to port this programme.

Used Gcc v4.9.2

chkdll32 nzbget.exe
Loading DLL 'libc066' --> C:\USR\LIB\LIBC066.DLL.    yum install libc
Loading DLL 'stdcpp6' --> C:\USR\LIB\STDCPP6.DLL.    yum install stdcpp6 
Loading DLL 'tcpip32' --> C:\MPTN\DLL\TCPIP32.DLL.
Loading DLL 'gcc1' --> C:\USR\LIB\GCC1.DLL.          yum install gcc1 
Loading DLL 'libxml2' --> C:\USR\LIB\LIBXML2.DLL.    yum install libxml2  
Loading DLL 'z' --> C:\USR\LIB\Z.DLL.                yum install zlib
Loading DLL 'crypto10' --> C:\USR\LIB\CRYPTO10.DLL.  yum install openssl 
Loading DLL 'ssl10' --> C:\USR\LIB\SSL10.DLL.        yum install openssl 
Loading DLL 'doscalls' --> loaded.
Loading DLL 'moucalls' --> C:\OS2\DLL\MOUCALLS.DLL.
All DLL's used by 'nzbget.exe' could be loaded.

yum install libgcc1 libgcc4* libssp libstdc++ libstdc++6 libsupc++ libsupc++6  openssl then mostly you get everything needed!

Or if you prefer zip files then...

ZIP Installation:

Look @ http://rpm.netlabs.org/release/00/zip/ for dll's

F.e http://rpm\release\00\zip\gcc-4_9_2_1-3_oc00.zip *** Inside you find gcc1.dll
F.e http://rpm.netlabs.org/release/00/zip/libxml2-2_7_7-4_oc00.zip **** Inside you find the Libxml2.dll

With kind regards from the Netherlands,

                                                Elbert Pol
                                         email:elbertdotpol@gmail.com 