This happened last year, on May 30th at 10:48:38 2020 GMT to be exact, when the AddTrust External CA Root expired and took a bunch of things with it. If the root certificate that your certificate chain anchors on is expired then there's a good chance it's going to cause things to fail. This will not be the first time a root CA certificate has expired and I imagine it will follow the same trend as previous expirations where things break. Once this root CA has expired, clients, like web browsers, will no longer trust certificates that have been issued by this CA. That gives us quite a specific time for when this certificate will expire: That's converted to BST for me, but if I parse the certificate using OpenSSL X509 you can see the UTC timestamp for expiration: The certificate in here that is going to cause a problem is this one, the IdenTrust DST Root CA X3.Īs you can see, the clock is ticking and we are getting close to the expiration date of 30th Sep 2021 but it's not just an expiration date, it's an expiration timestamp that we call notAfter: These certificates are built into your OS and are generally updated as part of the normal process of updating your OS.
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Here you can see the list of "Trusted Root Certificate Authorities" on my current Windows 10 device: Ultimately, all certificates that power HTTPS on the Web are issued by a CA, a trusted organisation recognised by your device/OS. For everyone else, this blog post, and the details I'm going to link to, should be enough to understand what's going to happen and why.
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Your downloads will continue as normal and they will be downloaded into their individual folders inside your downloads folder.On 30th September 2021, the root certificate that Let's Encrypt are currently using, the IdentTrust DST Root CA X3 certificate, will expire. This will combine the downloads into a single queue.
In the main NZBGet area select the queues you want to merge and click the “Merge” button at the top. If you want to manage multiple downloads within a single queue, you are able to merge multiple queues into a single one. Select your default watch folder and click on the “Save all changes” button. Inside the Paths settings, navigate to the NzbDir setting area. Then select the “Paths” option on the left-hand side menu. To begin, click on the settings tab on the far right side at the top of the screen. This allows you to define the location that will be automatically scanned for NZB files. To be able to use the method listed above you first will need to set up your NzbDir setting. NZBGet will automatically scan the folder and any new NZB files will be added to the queue It will do this process automatically, but if you recently added a file and want to prompt the folder scan use the following method.Ĭlick on the “Scan incoming directory” button next to the text “ Add from NzbDir”
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Once the file’s path has been entered click on “Submit” and your download will begin.įrom an NZB directory - If you have an automated process that downloads NZBs into a specific folder you can set NZBGet to watch this folder and automatically download any new NZB that is added to it. Once the NZB file has been selected click on “Submit” and your download will begin.įrom a URL - If you have a URL for an NZB file you can add that URL and NZBGet will be able to add it to the queue directly. Navigate to the folder that the NZB file resides in and select it. Local Files - If you have downloaded an NZB file directly to your device you can select the file path and add it to NZBGet manually. NZB files can be added directly in several ways: NZBGet is able to work with a number of different methods to add files into the download queue, please note the list below may not be exhaustive.
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