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Oh god I'm hitting the TVDB v. Rest of the World naming convention problem with Robot Chicken of all shows. I'm -this- close to writing a general autoProcessTV.py + post-processing patch for Sickbeard that'll let you choose the episode naming religion (TVDB or Scene might be appropriate labels?) in renamed files and associated metadata.wolrah posted:I've half-started on the same idea quite a few times, warning that it's a lot harder to do right than it sounds. If you or anyone else actually gets something going, I'll help whenever and however I can. Scraping TVDB is not the aim in my efforts exactly though - I'm just thinking of adding another episode naming source that you can turn on per show. TVDB is great for the majority of shows... then it starts butting heads.
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So I've been poking around (as best as I can) and when I try to run SickBeard as a Daemon in Terminal, I get an ImportError about not being able to find Cheetah.Template . Does anyone have any idea what I might do to fix this? This all started last night post Mountain Lion GM.
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Feenix posted:So I've been poking around (as best as I can) and when I try to run SickBeard as a Daemon in Terminal, I get an ImportError about not being able to find Cheetah.Template . You need the python-cheetah module for M. Lion. Make sure it's compatible. If the stable release isn't, the development version from git might. https://github.com/cheetahtemplate/cheetah
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zalmoxes posted:You need the python-cheetah module for M. Lion. Make sure it's compatible. If the stable release isn't, the development version from git might. https://github.com/cheetahtemplate/cheetah Thanks! I'll try that. I admit though, I have no idea how the Github stuff works. Is there just a download button somewhere for me to click on to get the right Cheetah thing? There's a lot going on on that page. 
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Jul 11, 2012 17:28
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Actually, while I wouldn't midn checking out the new Cheetah stuff you linked to, reinstalling Cheetah last night had it working again (except my startup scripts won't work... I get that Shell Command error.) But I could start it up as a Daemon no problem. However, this morning, (after my computer slept on it's own from last night) when I went to my browser window for SickBeard it wouldn't load. I tried running SB as a daemon again and I got this: randon-Griffins-iMac:sickbeard BSTAR$ python sickbeard.py -d Brandon-Griffins-iMac:sickbeard BSTAR$ Exception in thread HTTPServer Thread-1: Traceback (most recent call last): File "/Library/Frameworks/Python.framework/Versions/2.7/lib/python2.7/threading.py", line 551, in __bootstrap_inner self.run() File "/Library/Frameworks/Python.framework/Versions/2.7/lib/python2.7/threading.py", line 504, in run self.__target(*self.__args, **self.__kwargs) File "/Applications/Sickbeard/cherrypy/process/servers.py", line 75, in _start_http_thread self.httpserver.start() File "/Applications/Sickbeard/cherrypy/wsgiserver/__init__.py", line 1634, in start raise socket.error(msg) error: [Errno 48] Address already in use I have no idea what changed since last night.
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I can confirm installing Mountain Lion borks Cheetah (and thus SickBeard). 1) Just download the file here: http://pypi.python.org/pypi/Cheetah/2.4.4 2) Extract it 3) cd to that directory and then run 4) sudo python setup.py install
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Jul 11, 2012 18:24
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Laserface posted:As an Australian, a useful feature for sickbeard would be a customisable time-zone, so you can see when stuff is actually going to be available. You don't really need one if you look at the Coming Episodes tab - The pink missed episodes that aired yesterday are the ones that'll be grabbed today at about noonish, everything else airs the next day or later.
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Jul 11, 2012 22:26
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Perhaps someone can help me understand how something like Supernews, nzb.su, and your reader all interface? Say I get an account at Supernews and then use nzb.su as my indexer, how do these two interface? I don't see any options on nzb that lets you say "Hey I have an account at Supernews!", so my question would be how are the two linked together, because it appears you can just download any nzb file with no mention of Supernews, so why pay them the $10 bucks? I am sure there is something I am missing, but I didn't see it mentioned in the OP, and after reading the first 15 pages or so I didn't see it discussed. I know it all works together somehow, but I like to know how.
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Jul 11, 2012 22:42
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Supernews: usenet provider nzb.su: usenet scraper sabnzbd: program that downloads stuff You go to your usenet scraper site, click on the SABNZBD button, it sends it to the program and downloads from your usenet provider. Without a usenet provider your .NZB file is useless.
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Jul 11, 2012 22:45
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So then basically nzb indexes all usenet providers, and when sabnzbd downloads something it grabs the appropriate file from whoever your provider of choice is?
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NZB scraper sites index most (not all I am pretty sure) usenet groups. This is so you don't have to download every header of every group. And yes, SAB downloads from your usenet provider using the .NZB file. You can also set up scraper sites like nzb.su or nzb.org to send the NZB directly to your client without downloading anything to your local computer.
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Jul 11, 2012 22:49
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Well I knew it was something simple I was missing, thanks.
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I got sabnzbd and Sick Beard setup with my computer last night, and I have to say its a pretty slick setup, I wish I had read this thread before yesterday!
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Jul 12, 2012 16:13
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Does anyone know how and where to find the Derek Smart flame war that has been ongoing over Usenet since 1996? I want to see how bad this 16 year long argument is. Given that I've used the NZB format and associated indexing sites my entire time with Usenet I have no clue on how to properly crawl and parse the headers the old fashioned way.
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Jul 12, 2012 21:29
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YouTuber posted:Does anyone know how and where to find the Derek Smart flame war that has been ongoing over Usenet since 1996? I want to see how bad this 16 year long argument is. Given that I've used the NZB format and associated indexing sites my entire time with Usenet I have no clue on how to properly crawl and parse the headers the old fashioned way. https://groups.google.com/forum/?fromgroups#! I think
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YouTuber posted:Does anyone know how and where to find the Derek Smart flame war that has been ongoing over Usenet since 1996? I want to see how bad this 16 year long argument is. Given that I've used the NZB format and associated indexing sites my entire time with Usenet I have no clue on how to properly crawl and parse the headers the old fashioned way. This site seems to have an archive of sorts: http://flamewarfollies.com/ I didn't have much luck searching with Google Groups, but I also didn't try hard. For future reference though Google Groups is basically the search engine and archive for usenet text. They bought DejaNews a while back and merged Usenet archiving in with their discussion system. If you're looking for recent posts, you can also use a newsreader application. Most full-featured mail clients (Thunderbird, Outlook, etc.) still have one or there are dedicated newsreaders like Pan or Free Agent (I have no idea if Free Agent is still relevant, it's been years). Text retention on even ISP servers is often absolutely enormous because years of text posts don't add up to the amount of data in a day's binaries. A full Usenet feed is around 10TB a day, but actual text traffic is somewhere around 500MB/day.
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Has anyone tried using Sickstache on their android phone and got it working with Sickbeard? I installed it and put in all of the correct information, but it keeps giving me an error message, and i dont know what the gently caress.
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Jul 13, 2012 03:52
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Porkchop Express posted:Has anyone tried using Sickstache on their android phone and got it working with Sickbeard? I installed it and put in all of the correct information, but it keeps giving me an error message, and i dont know what the gently caress. Just tried it, this app is great. Did you configure sickbeard to be accessible over your network, or is it localhost only?
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paradigmm posted:Just tried it, this app is great. Did you configure sickbeard to be accessible over your network, or is it localhost only? you need to make the address in sickbeard be 0.0.0.0 instead of localhost. And if you want it accessible from outside your local network, you have to forward the port on your router.
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I have it set to local only, how do I set up sickbeard with an ip address instead of just localhost?
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I have Qouch for iOS but does anyone know if something more interactive or full-featured is out or in the pipeline? Sickstache sounds like it does more than Qouch, but is Android only...
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I'm using mediadog on android which handles sab, sickbeard, couchpotato and now headphones. Its $2 on the play store but the dev offers a free apk on the sab or xbmc forums.
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Jul 13, 2012 14:59
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FCKGW posted:I'm using mediadog on android which handles sab, sickbeard, couchpotato and now headphones. Its $2 on the play store but the dev offers a free apk on the sab or xbmc forums. Looks like you can't search for nzb files with it though. NZBUnity does SAB/SB/CP and let's you search nzbmatrix.
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Jul 13, 2012 18:10
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Does anyone else have a problem where they download a NZB from NZBmatrix and it opens in sabnzbd, it shows it downloading at 0 KB/s, but its obviously going much faster?
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Jul 14, 2012 02:19
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Porkchop Express posted:Does anyone else have a problem where they download a NZB from NZBmatrix and it opens in sabnzbd, it shows it downloading at 0 KB/s, but its obviously going much faster? I believe that means it has been completely removed from the server. Is it downloading faster than your connection speed?
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Vykk.Draygo posted:I believe that means it has been completely removed from the server. Is it downloading faster than your connection speed? Hard to say without the monitor, but it ended up being corrupted so i guess thats whatit was.
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I downloaded a 35GB archive with about 15 big files all in their own RARs. It downloaded successfully, yet when I unpack it, all 15 display CRC errors. EDIT: Okay, a bunch of other files I downloaded around the same time are also displaying CRC errors. I have no idea what is happening.
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Try searching for the individual files on binsearch or another raw search engine, they may have their own PAR sets. If you can't find them, and you still have the big archive, and you have enough free space on a different hard drive, try extracting it there. I had the same problem once, and it turned out my drive had bad sectors.
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I installed SABnzbd to a new computer (OSX) and for some reason it doesn't have any pre-configured categories. I still have it installed on the old computer, is there a way for me to export/import them or copy over the file and edit the package contents?
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mistermojo posted:I installed SABnzbd to a new computer (OSX) and for some reason it doesn't have any pre-configured categories. Can't you just spend the 30 seconds it takes to make them?
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Keito posted:Can't you just spend the 30 seconds it takes to make them? I guess, I was just surprised that a new installation doesn't come with any edit: yeah I'll just remake them, for some reason I thought there were a lot more categories than there are mistermojo fucked around with this message at 17:22 on Jul 14, 2012 |
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I just installed SABnzbd on Debian and set it up. Whenever I restart the computer and go to SABnzbd again, it brings me back to the wizard and all of my settings are erased. I'm running SABnzbd using startup and shutdown scripts, which you can see here (startup.sh) and here (shutdown.sh). What gives?
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Shane-O-Mac posted:I just installed SABnzbd on Debian and set it up. Whenever I restart the computer and go to SABnzbd again, it brings me back to the wizard and all of my settings are erased. I'm running SABnzbd using startup and shutdown scripts, which you can see here (startup.sh) and here (shutdown.sh). What gives? My guess would be it doesn't have permission to modify your home directory. Are you pi? What user does sabnzbd run as?
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Mthrboard posted:Try searching for the individual files on binsearch or another raw search engine, they may have their own PAR sets. If you can't find them, and you still have the big archive, and you have enough free space on a different hard drive, try extracting it there. I had the same problem once, and it turned out my drive had bad sectors. 2 out of 6 drives in my NAS are displaying this. code:
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Porkchop Express posted:Does anyone else have a problem where they download a NZB from NZBmatrix and it opens in sabnzbd, it shows it downloading at 0 KB/s, but its obviously going much faster? this is happening for me on nzb.su on every single large file, even some that are weeks old. edit: nzbmatrix is doing the same thing. thrawn86 fucked around with this message at 08:01 on Jul 15, 2012 |
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FISHMANPET posted:My guess would be it doesn't have permission to modify your home directory. Are you pi? What user does sabnzbd run as? Well I'm no Linux expert, but SAB is being run with sudo, and I changed the permissions of the pi directory to 777.
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I've been having a really annoying problem with CP. Sometimes it just won't search for certain terms. If I leave out a word it will sometimes return results and I'm able to find what I'm looking for. Is there a fix for this?
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Shane-O-Mac posted:I just installed SABnzbd on Debian and set it up. Whenever I restart the computer and go to SABnzbd again, it brings me back to the wizard and all of my settings are erased. I'm running SABnzbd using startup and shutdown scripts, which you can see here (startup.sh) and here (shutdown.sh). What gives? Well I didn't really solve the problem, but I got around it. I ditched the startup and shutdown scripts altogether. I reinstalled SABnzbd, and now I run it with "python SABnzbd.py -b0 -s 0.0.0:8080". I shutdown the programs using their built-in shutdown buttons. It takes a lot longer, but I shouldn't have to do it often.
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Shane-O-Mac posted:Well I'm no Linux expert, but SAB is being run with sudo, and I changed the permissions of the pi directory to 777. You shouldn't do that. There's no reason to believe SAB has any major security issues, but there's also no reason to tempt fate by running it with root privs.
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