How to download binaries

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NET Runtime 5. Release notes Latest release date October 12, A line or two of usable instruction would come in handy. The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:. You probably downloaded the wrong zip. Sorry, something went wrong. BTW how would downloading the wrong zip lead to a lack of instructions?

I think it's very clear on how to install pre-built protoc binaries. You were either looking at the wrong file, or overlooked it. To access the exectutable links for packages, follow the steps given below:. These links will redirect you to the location from which the package is being downloaded. The possibility of getting a download error reduces if the link is accessible.

However, if you get an error while trying to access the link, then you will get an error while trying to download the required binaries, from the Desktop Central server. You should verify the functionality of the executable links for packages only from the system on which the Desktop Central server is installed not applicable for Desktop Central Cloud.

After that you'll just need your username and password, which you'll presumably know since in most cases you'll have chosen them yourself. Unison is a great but not free option on the Mac. A free newsreader is The unPoster , plus many email clients can serve as newsreaders as well. On Windows you have several free choices, including The unPoster and Grabit. On Linux, two options are Pan and KLibido.

But SAB isn't the only download helper out there. Ninan and URD are similar options, and there are several platform-specific Usenet binary downloaders that help make the process easier. There are too many to cover and since SAB is our favorite, that's what we're going to concentrate on here. It runs as an application, but you control it from your web browser—either on your local computer or, if you've set it up, from any web browser via a remote connection.

Before we go any further, you'll want to download it. SAB's site has a great quick setup guide but we'll give you the short version you can see more details in the video above :. Once you've completed SAB's basic setup, you've still got a few more things to do. SAB comes with a ton of settings, and we're going to explore some of the most useful ones.

Beneath Config , click General. First you'll find the configuration for the SABnzbd web server. A little ways down, in that category, is the API key. It'll be a long alphanumeric string and won't be terribly useful to you at the moment, but copy it and put it aside.

We'll be using that later. All the way at the bottom you'll see a setting called Cleanup List with a couple of file extensions filled in.

Much of what you download will come with superfluous files and SAB will automatically delete them during processing if their extensions are specific here. My list is. As you find files in your downloads that you don't need, you can add their extensions here.