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Evil Trout posted:Yup, it definitely doesn't like that site being down. Same problem here. Hopefully TVDB will come back up soon! Does anyone know if it's a temporary problem or a long term one? BTW, whenever I have questions like this I just search twitter. I almost always find an answer.
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Know this is a longshot, but figured I'd ask, becuase frankly I can't be the only person wanted to do this. I'm looking for post-processing script that tags music, inserts an album image if none exists, and renames my files and folder into a specific format (in this case, a simple one: Artist\Year - Album\Track - Title.xxx). I tried Write Album Art plug-in, but as it hasn't been updated in ages and only works with Newzbin categories (and there's no way I'm signing up there).
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Im going to try my question here, since the NAS thread didn't bring any results: Does anyone have a guide to install sabnzbd and sickbeard on freenas 0.7.2? Preferably something that you've used yourself with success. I've tried a bunch listed on the freenas forums and haven't been able to successfully get it working. At some point in the process there's a step that does not match up with what I have. Im on 0.7.2 Sabanda (revision 7529).
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For those on mac using SickBeard Launcher, have you noticed a memory leak? I was messing around in activity monitor and noticed that it was using almost a gig of memory. I went ahead and restarted and it was only using 15 MB of memory. I've been eyeing it for the past 5 minutes or so and it's up to 25 MB. Now I know what's causing my swap file to take up 5 GB of space. I hardly ever restart my computer. edit: up to 70MB. I'm gonna keep monitoring it but I guess I'll have to make sure I exit out of the launcher when I open SickBeard. I messaged the creator on Twitter so I'll update anything I hear. Corb3t fucked around with this message at 02:25 on Sep 12, 2011 |
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Was anyone else using the CentOS/RHEL repo for SABnzbd (http://hansvon.homelinux.org/SABnzbd/RHEL-CentOS/)? Looks like it's not up anymore.
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I'm very interested in learning usenet so I've spent the last couple days finally figuring it out. I have had lots of success finding newer stuff. As in very new. I am having a lot of trouble finding stuff that I have absolutely no problem finding when I search torrents. Obviously I would like to use Usenet over torrents but I think I am just doing it wrong right now. Like I said, no problem finding these on torrenting sites, but I want to use Usenet! I've been using nzb.su and binsearch.info Thanks! rikatix fucked around with this message at 03:18 on Sep 15, 2011 |
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It's available in Usenet. Maybe adjust your retention settings in your search provider since what you're looking for was posted about two years ago.
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Demented Guy posted:It's available in Usenet. Maybe adjust your retention settings in your search provider since what you're looking for was posted about two years ago. still no luck. i need a tutorial on searching for poo poo. Not related, why does the speed seem to vary so much? sometimes it maxes out my connection at 2.5 MB/s and hangs there for a long time, other times it fluctuates wildly between 600 KB/s and 1.7 MB/s but cannot get up into the 2.0 MB/s range. rikatix fucked around with this message at 03:18 on Sep 15, 2011 |
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Please don't do that, rikatix. If you think you are in grey territory, just don't do it. It'll ruin the thread for the rest of us who aren't retarded.
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Nam Taf posted:Please don't do that, rikatix. If you think you are in grey territory, just don't do it. It'll ruin the thread for the rest of us who aren't retarded. hope thats better.
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rikatix posted:Not related, why does the speed seem to vary so much? sometimes it maxes out my connection at 2.5 MB/s and hangs there for a long time, other times it fluctuates wildly between 600 KB/s and 1.7 MB/s but cannot get up into the 2.0 MB/s range. Because your ISP is shaping or slow or non consistent or your pc is doing cpu intensive tasks and taking away cycles from sabnzbd. also stop talking about searching
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Any Cox users notice any speed issues lately? I used to get 3MB/s constant but for the past few weeks I get no more than 450k/s. This is in the Baton Rouge area. I'm on a 25MB connection.
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bobdigi posted:Any Cox users notice any speed issues lately? I used to get 3MB/s constant but for the past few weeks I get no more than 450k/s. This is in the Baton Rouge area. I'm on a 25MB connection. No issue here in Phoenix with Cox and supernews. Who is your provider?
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Is there any simple guides for setting up sickbeard and sabnzd to talk to eachother? I got both of them up and running, SB has scanned my library, but I can't quite figure out how to get them to talk to eachother 
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meatbag posted:Is there any simple guides for setting up sickbeard and sabnzd to talk to eachother? I got both of them up and running, SB has scanned my library, but I can't quite figure out how to get them to talk to eachother http://code.google.com/p/sickbeard/wiki/PostProcessing and http://localhost:8081/config/search/ (obviously fill that in for your sickbeard install. Just type in the sab info into the whole second box area after selecting sab)
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For people interested, it looks like Midgetspy for Sickbeard pulled a bunch of stuff on monday so hopefully there will be an update out soon.
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Sep 16, 2011 03:23
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Tatsujin posted:Was anyone else using the CentOS/RHEL repo for SABnzbd (http://hansvon.homelinux.org/SABnzbd/RHEL-CentOS/)? Looks like it's not up anymore. Yeah it's dead. The guy running it moved it to another provider. I can't find the link for some reason though.
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Is anybody else having an issue with Sickbeard not updating the upcoming airdates for shows? There's a show that aired last night and I can't get it to add the new season. I've restarted the program and I've forced a full update on the show, but it won't update. TheTVDB is up and the new season is on the site so I don't know what the hell the problem is.
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Vykk.Draygo posted:Is anybody else having an issue with Sickbeard not updating the upcoming airdates for shows? There's a show that aired last night and I can't get it to add the new season. I've restarted the program and I've forced a full update on the show, but it won't update. TheTVDB is up and the new season is on the site so I don't know what the hell the problem is. I've had to delete the show, then re-add the existing show from the folder.
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The Modern Leper posted:I've had to delete the show, then re-add the existing show from the folder. That worked. It's probably because I deleted the folders of shows that weren't airing so as to avoid clutter.
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My SABnzbd has become retarded. It thinks I'm downloading at 677 B/sec. when it's actually 6.7 MB/sec. What the heck?
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TreFitty posted:My SABnzbd has become retarded. It thinks I'm downloading at 677 B/sec. when it's actually 6.7 MB/sec. What the heck? Are you sure it's actually downloading? If the post doesn't exist on the server, the progress bar will fill but the speed will be zero or near-zero.
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The Modern Leper posted:I've had to delete the show, then re-add the existing show from the folder. I have to do this for every show that starts a new season.
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Anyone getting slow as gently caress speeds from the SuperNews EU servers today? I'm getting like, ~700KB/sec which is annoying as hell.
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From SABnzbd's 0.6.9's release notes:quote:What's new: Does this mean it's automatically going to start using par2 and unrar 64bit versions, or that they were removed because they were never used? There's nothing at all in the forums about this and since my question really is more about performance if 32bit were being used instead, I figured I'd post this here instead of their forums. 
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I've never seen PAR2 or UnRAR even come close to using 4GB of RAM, so unless they can make use of some of the AMD64-specific instructions there probably isn't any benefit.
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Whilst farting I posted:Does this mean it's automatically going to start using par2 and unrar 64bit versions, or that they were removed because they were never used? There's nothing at all in the forums about this and since my question really is more about performance if 32bit were being used instead, I figured I'd post this here instead of their forums.
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Yeah, this is weird, still getting ~600-700KB/s from Supernews' EU servers. Which is awful, seeing as I used to get 6.5MB/sec. Also, what the hell - when I check my connection status I get: code:The only thing I can think is that for some reason Supernews switched to astraweb and now have lovely throttled servers :S Rat Supremacy fucked around with this message at 18:42 on Sep 18, 2011 |
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haywire posted:Yeah, this is weird, still getting ~600-700KB/s from Supernews' EU servers. Which is awful, seeing as I used to get 6.5MB/sec. That's the provider of the person who posted the thing to Usenet. It doesn't have anything to do with who your provider is.
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Thermopyle posted:That's the provider of the person who posted the thing to Usenet. It doesn't have anything to do with who your provider is. Ah fair enough. Anyway, I e-mailed their support and they told me Virgin Media (my ISP) throttles known NNTP traffic, and that they had port 443 available for that reason. Switched to 443, and bam, proper speeds again! Thanks SuperNews!
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haywire posted:Switched to 443, and bam, proper speeds again! Thanks SuperNews!
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Does Sickbeard automatically download DVD rips when they become available even if it has already downloaded TV rips? Is there a way to turn that off?
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inpheaux posted:We just had two users in #sabnzbd with the exact same problem. What network is this on? edit: it's on synirc like all good channels ambushsabre fucked around with this message at 20:10 on Sep 18, 2011 |
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Vykk.Draygo posted:Does Sickbeard automatically download DVD rips when they become available even if it has already downloaded TV rips? Is there a way to turn that off?
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Dodoman posted:When you set up a show you have a choice to set up the archive storage type. Un-selecting any which are selected (you can get to this screen by editing your existing shows as well) should stop it from downloading larger releases in the future. It turns out that it wasn't Sickbeard that downloaded a bunch of stuff, but an RSS feed I never disabled. Oops. Good to know this information for the future though.
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inpheaux posted:We know 64 bit par/rar is worthless because par and unrar are i/o bound not ram/cpu bound, but some people REALLY REALLY REALLY thought they needed it, so we included the binaries and set it so that we'd use these builds on 64bit Windows. Turns out our bit detection on certain versions of windows was hosed, so we never actually used the 64bit binaries. So here we months later and someone finally told us it was busted so we fixed it. Even when the pars on an SSD?
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Goon Matchmaker posted:Yeah it's dead. The guy running it moved it to another provider. I can't find the link for some reason though. Thanks, I'll dig aorund and see if I can find it. For anyone curious, if you use a CentOS/RHEL server, that repo plus EPEL for the alternative Python 2.6 install that doesn't gently caress with the 2.4 install that CentOS/RHEL 5.x (and therefore yum) uses makes things a lot easier.
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Corbet posted:For those on mac using SickBeard Launcher, have you noticed a memory leak? I was having an issue with another product from this guy - boxee reemote (for ipad) and mentioned that I was using sickbeard launcher and he did warn me it is a little leaky at the moment and to restart it periodically. I will check this when I get home as my computer has been on for about 2 weeks now.
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I'm looking for an newsgroup reader in the traditional sense. Does anyone still use these? I love SABnzbd and use it all the time, however, there are times that I want to browse the newgroups. I had the free trial of NewsLeecher, but the $20 price tag is a bit steep for something that should be free by now. I tried Thunderbird, but it is slow, doesn't support "right-click->highlight similar posts" nor the ability to create NZB files from highlighted threads.Polluxx Troy posted:Know this is a longshot, but figured I'd ask, becuase frankly I can't be the only person wanted to do this. Well, it isn't exactly what you're looking for, but MP3Tag is a really good GUI tool for doing what you want. Granted, it doesn't support a command line interface, however, it is pretty quick to use. Unless you're trying to process dozens of albums a day, I highly doubt a small amount of manual intervention will matter. I haven't tried this, but on the MP3Tag website, it says that you can automate the use of MP3 tag through the use of AutoIt.
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oRenj9 posted:I'm looking for an newsgroup reader in the traditional sense. Does anyone still use these? I love SABnzbd and use it all the time, however, there are times that I want to browse the newgroups. I had the free trial of NewsLeecher, but the $20 price tag is a bit steep for something that should be free by now. I tried Thunderbird, but it is slow, doesn't support "right-click->highlight similar posts" nor the ability to create NZB files from highlighted threads. 1) Does what you want (binary oriented, still deals with headers, has grouping functionality) 2) Is good 3) Is free Have you considered using Mysterbin's "browse" feature?
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