NewsLeecher 6.3 Beta 1
+: Added a "Detailed Spam Logging" option to the setup dialog.
When toggled, NewsLeecher will write detailed information to
the log window when checking downloads for spam. The option can
be accessed from :
Settings -> Downloads -> Spam Detection -> Detailed Spam Log...
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-- Larger Code Handling Changes -- ----------------------------
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* 50% reduction in the size of the NewsLeecher install archive
* Substantial faster NewsLeecher launch time on most computers
* Overall performance improvements & smaller memory footprint
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*: To improve the efficiency of "SuperLeech", group indexing
turn-around time for the "SuperLeech" search server has been
lowered to ~30 seconds.
This means that, in most cases, "SuperLeech" can now auto-
matically leech newly posted article collections ( your
favorite podcast series, etc. ), even *before* the NZB files
for the article collections have been posted to the Usenet.
*: The SuperLeech "Max Allowed Automatic Searches per Hour" limit
has been raised from 6 to 15 for "Client Plus" packages.
*: The SuperLeech "Max Allowed Automatic Searches per Hour" limit
has been raised from 18 to 50 for "Ready To Go" packages.
*: The SuperLeech "Turbo" feature is now available without any
limits, for both "Client Plus" and "Ready To Go" package
customers.
*: NewsLeecher will now show various non-intrusive warnings when
wanted articles cannot be leeched, due to low retention, take
downs or other reasons.
*: Updated the SSL library files used by NewsLeecher.
*: Many smaller code and GUI improvements in NewsLeecher.
!: Fixed bug where SuperLeech entries might hang for a long time,
if the SuperSearch service wasn't responding properly to
requests.
!: Fixed rare bug where NewsLeecher would detect specific types of
"RAR-in-RAR" files as spam, even though they are not spam.
!: Fixed a small memory leak caused by deletion of "SuperLeech"
tasks.