A patch cut of fixes surfaced by the community in the days after v1.24.0: two
were Bindery giving actively wrong information (a dead-end fix for NZBFinder's
error 203, and Grimmory test failures rendering as an opaque "Bad Gateway"),
and two were the library scan and bulk import silently mishandling flat
Author/Title.epub layouts.
Fixed
- Error 203 guidance no longer points at a setting that can't be changed
(#1424) — the NZB grab error and the Troubleshooting wiki suggested
disabling Prowlarr's per-indexer Redirect setting, which Prowlarr requires
for Usenet indexers. Both now explain the real situation:
application-whitelisting indexers (like NZBFinder) have to approve
Bindery's identity, tracked in #1425. - Grimmory "Test Connection" failures now show the real error (#1431) — a
failed test displayed the bare HTTP status text ("Bad Gateway") instead of
the actual diagnostic (connection refused, login rejected, upstream proxy
error). The UI now surfaces the full message, upstream HTTP errors are
labeled with their status code, and failures are logged server-side. - Bulk folder import shows the full source path on every row (#1435) —
previously only the basename was shown, so an ambiguous match gave no way
to tell which file the "pick a book" dropdown referred to. - Library scan no longer hides untracked ebooks that share a folder with a
tracked one (#1436) — in a flatAuthor/Title.epublayout, one
registered file made the scan silently skip every sibling ebook in that
author folder, and the skipped files were missing from the result counts
entirely. Folder-level suppression now only applies to audiobook folders,
and the scan result shows an "Already tracked" count so files found always
adds up.