SABYenc module... NOT found!

[Ukabuke]

After the recent 2.0.0 update of SABnzbdPlus,(currently 2.0.1 [be5bebb]) I'm seeing this warning in my web console:
SABYenc module... NOT found! Expecting v3.0.2 - https://sabnzbd.org/sabyenc
I previously posted this information:

I found this explaining why I'm seeing the error since the 2.0 update:
https://sabnzbd.org/wiki/installation/sabyenc.html

I found this, just haven't tried it out to validate:
https://forums.sabnzbd.org/viewtopic.php?f=11&t=22552

I'm not sure if I can just install the SABYenc package via "sudo -H pip install sabyenc"

Has anyone done this yet? If yes, what method did you use to install SABYenc? My hardware is an AS-302T

Thanks in advance!

[Ukabuke]

Upgraded to SAB 2.1.0, still have the error.
Is anyone else seeing this or is my config just broken?

[duderuud]

Same problem here (AS7004T)

[rahduke]

Any update on this? I just upgraded to gigabit speeds and would like to see what kind of speed I can achieve on my AS3202t. Currently without SAByenc I'm getting around 40mb per sec.

[clinton.hall]

Please test this version (manual install)

https://www.dropbox.com/s/1mxcj1b1t8qcf ... y.apk?dl=0

[duderuud]

Seems to be working. That is, looks like SABYenc is just removed?

[Ukabuke]

Seems like all issues have been resolved with this latest release. Thanks Clinton!

[docb]

Hi, I've installed the latest Version from your dropbox - Version 20170815, but I get the error: SABYenc disabled: no correct version found! (Found v3.0.2, expecting v3.3.1)
And thanks for your great work!

[Ukabuke]

Looks like a similar problem has returned. I just updated my AS-302T to ADM Version 3.0.1.R9J2 and I'm seeing :SABYenc disabled: no correct version found! (Found v3.0.2, expecting v3.3.1) again. So it still sees ver 3.0.2 installed, just expecting version 3.3.1. Can I just run a pip install to get to the expected version?

[docb]

I now did a completely different thing. I've set up a VirtualBox with Ubuntu-Server and installed all those services there. There you have full controll. Unfortunately I don't know if your system can run a Virtualbox.