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Sabnzbd unMenu package

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Thanks, prostuff1. FYI, you forgot to update the version string on line 339. It should be updated to:

 

PACKAGE_VERSION_STRING 0.7.0

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Thanks, prostuff1. FYI, you forgot to update the version string on line 339. It should be updated to:

 

PACKAGE_VERSION_STRING 0.7.0

Fixed and being uploaded... this will teach me not to make changes and eat at the same time.

Thanks for the update prostuff1  8)

 

Yep, thanks seems to be working great

Thanks for the update. I just got this all setup on my unraid server the other week and actually starting using user shares/cache drive, and wow, the functionality is much better. Downloads, extracts/repairs, renames, moves to cache drive all on it's own. Only thing not working right is categories, but I gather that's a nzbstatus issue.

 

It's nice to not have sabnzbd hijacking my cpu at regular intervals too. I tried unlocking the second core on my sempron 145 to see if it would go appreciably faster but it wouldn't boot, so must be bad. Can't imagine it'd be enough of a boost to actually bother upgrading. 

I'm running into a small annoying issue with the .7 package.

 

Sab will die after several hours. I have to stop it and start it to get it going again. The process doesn't seem to actually stop; if I run "/etc/rc.d/unraid.d/rc.unraid_sabnzbd start" - It says it's already running but the web interface doesn't work. I can stop, start, and everything is going again.

 

 

What should I check? What other information should I provide?

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I'm running into a small annoying issue with the .7 package.

 

Sab will die after several hours. I have to stop it and start it to get it going again. The process doesn't seem to actually stop; if I run "/etc/rc.d/unraid.d/rc.unraid_sabnzbd start" - It says it's already running but the web interface doesn't work. I can stop, start, and everything is going again.

 

 

What should I check? What other information should I provide?

Most likely not my issue, but the guys over on the SABnzb forum are likely going to want to see the log file in /var/log/sabnzbd

yep, im not having the issue. hasn't been shutdown since i upgraded.

Any chance you'll update the 0.7.1 soon? Or should I start hacking away at it? :)

Any chance you'll update the 0.7.1 soon? Or should I start hacking away at it? :)

 

Updated it myself.  ;D

For those of you that want to update it yourself it's pretty easy:

 

Pull the package url, file and md5 information from the version you want within the SabNzbd Sourceforge website http://sourceforge.net/projects/sabnzbdplus/files/sabnzbdplus

 

Save the conf file from the 1st post of this forum or from your unraid server, somewhere locally on your machine, edit it in textpad or notepad:

 

Update the following three lines with the info from the sourceforge website

# sabnzbd
PACKAGE_URL http://sourceforge.net/projects/sabnzbdplus/files/sabnzbdplus/0.7.1/SABnzbd-0.7.1-src.tar.gz/download
PACKAGE_FILE SABnzbd-0.7.1-src.tar.gz
PACKAGE_MD5 05c722b277ad2019efbb5cefc58733f1

 

Then update the version string info

 

PACKAGE_VERSION_STRING 0.7.1

Any chance you'll update the 0.7.1 soon? Or should I start hacking away at it? :)

 

Updated it myself.  ;D

 

Good. But after you update the file, where do you put it?

Because I put mine in /flash/packages and it didn't work.

Actually after a reboot it was overwritten by the original conf file saying sabnzbd 0.6.7

 

So how do you force unmenu / packages to work with the modified conf file?

 

Thanks

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Good. But after you update the file, where do you put it?

Because I put mine in /flash/packages and it didn't work.

Actually after a reboot it was overwritten by the original conf file saying sabnzbd 0.6.7

 

So how do you force unmenu / packages to work with the modified conf file?

 

Thanks

update file, place in packages folder, delete old .auto_install file for SAB, open unMenu package manager, install new SAB, reinstall on reboot.

 

That should be all that is needed.

 

If you do a check for updates within unMenu it WILL replace the SAB .conf file you just placed in the packages folder.  to stop that from happening place at the top of the SAB .conf file #AUTO_UPDATE=NO

Sounds logical. Will do.

Thanks

Good. But after you update the file, where do you put it?

Because I put mine in /flash/packages and it didn't work.

Actually after a reboot it was overwritten by the original conf file saying sabnzbd 0.6.7

 

So how do you force unmenu / packages to work with the modified conf file?

 

Thanks

update file, place in packages folder, delete old .auto_install file for SAB, open unMenu package manager, install new SAB, reinstall on reboot.

 

That should be all that is needed.

 

If you do a check for updates within unMenu it WILL replace the SAB .conf file you just placed in the packages folder.  to stop that from happening place at the top of the SAB .conf file #AUTO_UPDATE=NO

 

It worked.

The only thing I am not sure of is the AUTO UPDATE.

Because I added the parameter at the very top of the conf file, nevertheless when I ran check UNMENU update it pointed to the old Sabnzbd conf file.

Any idea?

Maybe the # remark?

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The AUTO_UPDATE=NO at the top of the file will stop it from being replaced when you run the check for unmenu updates and then install any of the others.

 

I have a few .confs that are set up with the AUTO_UPDATE=NO flag

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Where do you find the md5 information?

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Where do you find the md5 information?

I calculate it on the unRAID machine. I download the SABnzb file, then do

md5 NAME_OF_SAB_FILE

Where do you find the md5 information?

 

go to the sourceforge page: http://sourceforge.net/projects/sabnzbdplus/files/sabnzbdplus/0.7.3/

 

click on the little "i" next to the download link, it will give you the MD5

 

EDIT: I actually didn't even download the file, I just changed the file address, version number and the MD5 in the conf file, unraid downloaded and installed just fine

 

Thank you. That was easier than I thought once I found that. What a noob

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Any plan for SABnzbd 0.7.4?

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Any plan for SABnzbd 0.7.4?

Your wish is my command.  Updated file attached to the first post.  Be sure to delete all old version of the .conf file and the .manual_install and .auto_install files that might exist.  You will also have to make sure any/all of the variables are what you expect.

Any plan for SABnzbd 0.7.4?

Your wish is my command.  Updated file attached to the first post.  Be sure to delete all old version of the .conf file and the .manual_install and .auto_install files that might exist.  You will also have to make sure any/all of the variables are what you expect.

 

Awesome!  ;D Thank you.

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