[nzbget] NZBget 0.7.0 download and discussion

[Cherek]

Non SSL is about double the speed (slightly more) than SSL. SSL is around 800, Non SSL about 1600.

[Adelscott]

Sometimes the extracted files contain a sample file, is there a script to delete them automatically?

[jhmiller]

NZBGet 0.8.0-r407 released on CSI with Web-Interface 1.5-t1

See HERE for whats new/changed.

[Slevin]

Install on my A110 of nzbget0.8.0-r407 with CSI worked fine..
I'll try to give feedback if my downloads came in later.

[cat0]

Just tried updating but i just get the message "HARD_DISK/Apps/AppInit/appinit.cgi: line 1: cannot open /share/Apps//appinfo.json: no such file" and fail on installation. Am I doing anything wrong?

This is on an A-100.

[jhmiller]

(04-24-2012 10:45 AM)cat0 Wrote:  Just tried updating but i just get the message "HARD_DISK/Apps/AppInit/appinit.cgi: line 1: cannot open /share/Apps//appinfo.json: no such file" and fail on installation. Am I doing anything wrong?

This is on an A-100.

Can you re try as i have remade the tar file on the nmt itself, this should fix the error you have.

Shutdown CSI first so as to clear any files it has already downloaded.

[cat0]

THAT was fast, thanks. Unfortunately it did not work. I quit and restarted CSI, same error.
Then I opened up the "jhmiller_Repository100.xml" file and got the link from there, started CSI and tried to install from file. Same error now as well.
Then, just to be sure, I deleted the xml file and started CSI once again. Same error message.

[jhmiller]

Sorry about your issues, the tar file inside the zip needs to be compatible with the tar manager built into the A100, it works fine on my A110.

I have repackaged it again, if you could re-try.

[cat0]

And it works! Thanks, man. Great job fixing it with my vague descriptions.

[jhmiller]

Great, thank you for pointing out the error, i keep forgetting that some A1xx's can be realy fussy about how the tar is built.

[demdream]

hello.

I update NZBget to 0.80 via CSI, The update is ok but when I try to reconnect nzb server, i have an error : Errorcode: 127

Any idea to resolve this pb ?

Thx in advance.

[tuig]

i use this for 2 years now on a 210, but it never failed...i run only beta versions, get a DL of 4MB non ssl on a 12 MB line, but that has to do with the 210 cpu me guess.
Great program and thanxs for the work !

[astronyu]

Don't know why but after upgrading to the latest it takes a really long time to restart NZBget and always gives me "Could not establish secure connection: TLS handshake failed: " error.

For the record, I never got any SSL related errors before and has been using SSL connection for download with no problem.

Also, when trying to fetch newzbin nzb, it showed me "Error: Server Response Invalid"

[NaaN]

nzbget 9.0-testing-r455 is out:

Changes since nzbget 0.8.0

changed version naming scheme by removing the leading zero: current version is now called 9.0 instead of 0.9.0 (it's really the 9th major version of the program);
added built-in web-interface; no external web-server nor PHP required anymore; For screenshots and more info see Web-Interface;
added the ability to queue URLs. The program automatically downloads nzb-files from given URLs and put them to download queue. When multiple URLs are added in a short time, they are put into a special URL-queue. The number of simultaneous URL-downloads are controlled via new option UrlConnections. With the new option ReloadUrlQueue can be controlled if the URL-queue should be reloaded after the program is restarted (if the URL-queue was not empty). New switch <-U> for remote-command <--append/-A> to queue an URL. New subcommand <-U> in the remote command <--list/-L> prints the current URL-queue. If URL-download fails, the URL is moved into history. With subcommand <-R> of command <--edit> the failed URL can be returned to URL-queue for redownload. The remote command <--list/-L> for history can now print the infos for URL history items. New XML/JSON-RPC command to add an URL or multiple URLs for download. New XML/JSON-RPC command returns the items from the URL-queue. The XML/JSON-RPC command was exteneded to provide infos about URL history items. The URL-queue obeys the pause-state of download queue. The URL-downloads support HTTP and HTTPS protocols;
added new field to nzb-info-object. It is initially set to the cleaned up name of the nzb-file. The renaming of the group changes this field. All RPC-methods related to nzb-object return the new field, the old field is now deprecated. The option <MergeNZB> now checks the -field instead of (the latter is not changed when the nzb is renamed). New env-var-parameter for post-processing script;
added options and for remote command <--edit/-E>. With these options the name of group or file can be used in edit-command instead of file ID;
added support for regular expressions (POSIX ERE Syntax) in remote commands <--list/-L> and <--edit/-E> using new subcommands and ;
improved performance of RPC-command ;
added gzip-support to built-in web-server (including RPC);
added processing of http-request in RPC-server for better support of cross domain requests;
renamed example configuration file and postprocessing script to make the installation easier;
improved the automatic installation () to install all necessary files (not only the binary as it was before);
improved handling of configuration errors: the program now does not terminate on errors but rather logs all of them and uses default option values;
fixed: after renaming of a group, the new name was not displayed by remote commands <-L G> and <-C in curses mode>;
fixed incompatibility with OpenSLL 1.0 (thanks to OpenWRT team for the patch);
fixed: RPC-method could return wrong results if the log was filtered with options

Few screenshots of the changed webinterface:




More screenshots here

Hope someone can make a CSI package for it, seems like an interesting update !

[hugbug]

(08-07-2012 07:29 PM)NaaN Wrote:  nzbget 9.0-testing-r455 is out:
More screenshots here
Hope someone can make a CSI package for it, seems like an interesting update !

Until someone created CSI package, few tips how to install it manually:

1. Download the binary archive for NMT100 or NMT200 from NZBGet Download Page;
2. Unpack the archive somewhere on NMT drive;
3. Stop NZBGet;
4. Replace your existing binary nzbget with the new one from the unpacked archive (it's under /usr/local/bin);
5. Add new option WebDir with the path to unpacked folder /usr/local/shared/nzbget/webui (replace the path with a correct one);
6. Check the option ServerIP. It shouldn't be set to 127.0.0.1 or localhost. Set it to 0.0.0.0 or the real IP-Address of NMT (something like 192.168.1.1);
7. Start NZBGet.

Now you should be able to connect to the new web-interface via http://ip-of-nmt:ServerPort/ where ServerPort is the value of option ServerPort in config file (not the port used in the old web-interface!). For authorization use username nzbget and the password as defined in the option ServerPassword in the config file.

The old web-interface under the old address should still work too.

Please note: I do not have an NMT to test whether these instructions work .