Looks good!

 

I'm debating installing simplefeatures myself....perhaps after this disk upgrade finishes

You should! I highly recommend it. The user interface looks great and it adds many great features.

 

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FYI, the download link for SABnzbd hardcoded is missing.

 

Ummm....actually nothing is downloading from those download links.

https://github.com/Influencer/UNplugged/raw/master/sabnzbd_hardcoded.plg

 

You can always click in github, then on the next page, right click on "raw" and feed that into wget.

 

I created a simple bash script so all I have to do is change the part after /master/ to the item I need:

#!/usr/bin/bash

rm sabnzbd_hardcoded.plg
wget --no-check-certificate https://github.com/Influencer/UNplugged/raw/master/sabnzbd_hardcoded.plg
rm sickbeard_unplugged.plg
wget --no-check-certificate https://github.com/Influencer/UNplugged/raw/master/sickbeard_unplugged.plg
rm couchpotato_v2_unplugged.plg
wget --no-check-certificate https://github.com/Influencer/UNplugged/raw/master/couchpotato_v2_unplugged.plg

Yes, I did that in that past, but the noobs may have an issue with that.

Ahh, too true....it took me a few minutes to figure it out myself, and I'm on the high end of noob

Actually, this brings up a good question.  Now that things on the plugin side are becoming more stable...would it be possible to have an update plugin button in the settings page?

 

It seems that unless there is a major change to config settings, updating a plugin can be done on the fly without having to reboot.  So having the plugin (if the app is disabled) able to update its source file and then reload would be very handy for people who don't want to get into the CLI

 

Obviously, with my script I'm fine...but I can see an update that changes the configs break things if I then installplg the new files without restarting.

 

Secondary question: Is there a way to unload a plugin short of a reboot?  Clear it out and start from scratch?

I'll include the link, and instructions to right click/save as to download. That is one of the shortcomings of github, .

 

An update/uninstall would be good, I'll look at implementing those.

 

Not really a easy way to unload a plug-in, short of deleting the files manually. This would include the install directory, data directory(if you wished), and the plug-ins page from emhttp(/usr/local/emhttp/plugins/plugin-name/), and the rc file at /etc/rc.d/ if one exists

Well, I wasn't thinking about dependencies.

 

I was more thinking about the web section, I don't really understand how the plugin system works within emhttpd....perhaps just running installplg again will never result in stale data or confused configurations....that's more what I was worried about rather than actually removing all the dependencies (like python) because that would be tricky, 3 plugs I have use python..I don't want an uninstall on one of them to hork up the others.

 

Perhaps I'm just over-thinking things.

This is where the plug-in system being fleshed out will come in handy. Hopefully once it is matured some the system will handle dependencies, or atleast not allow one plug-in to clobber another's dependencies.

 

Dependencies don't really cause an issue, and can be manually removed pretty easily as they are stored on the flash drive, they would of course stay installed until reboot.

Actually, this brings up a good question.  Now that things on the plugin side are becoming more stable...would it be possible to have an update plugin button in the settings page?

 

It seems that unless there is a major change to config settings, updating a plugin can be done on the fly without having to reboot.  So having the plugin (if the app is disabled) able to update its source file and then reload would be very handy for people who don't want to get into the CLI

 

Obviously, with my script I'm fine...but I can see an update that changes the configs break things if I then installplg the new files without restarting.

 

Secondary question: Is there a way to unload a plugin short of a reboot?  Clear it out and start from scratch?

 

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Thank you very much for this! Worthy of a donation in my opinion! We need to support people like you.

I'm not sure what's going on, but it looks like SickBeard is hanging on start...both SAB and CP are up...but SB isn't and emhttp isn't responsive.  This is the same error as in the past, so I had to disable the plugins and restart.

 

If that happens again (Which I will gladly test once I finish my disk upgrades) what information should be gathered?  I looked at the processes and didn't even see a python process for SB.

Really the easiest way is to manually start the plugin using /etc/rc.d/rc.sickbeard start .

 

That allows you to see what's going on.

 

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Thanks for supporting the community, Influencer!

Ok, I finally got to try starting SB from the RC script and it worked just fine.

 

However on reboot, CP and SAB came up fine, SB didn't (with no log entries in datadir or /var/log) and emhttp never became responsive.

 

Trying a boot with SB disabled to see if it comes up cleanly.

Ok, it isn't SB.  I found :

 

root      5942  0.0  0.0   2688  1300 ?        S    16:23   0:00 /bin/sh /etc/rc.d/rc.sabnzbd start

 

when I killed that, everything came up.  So Sab was running, but the rc script never finished.

Run the same code I posted above, substitute sabnzbd for sickbeard

 

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Not much help:

 

root@Storage:/var/log# /etc/rc.d/rc.sabnzbd start
Starting sabnzbd:  sudo -u nobody python /usr/local/sabnzbd/SABnzbd.py -d -s 0.0.0.0:8082 --config-file /mnt/cache/.custom/SABnzbd --pid /var/run/sabnzbd > /dev/null 2>&1

 

SAB is up and running, but the rc script never exits.

Do you have https enabled?

Not intentionally, let me check the ini file.

 

....

 

Nailed it.  Must have been hanging around since I used to run it from the go script.  Not sure HOW it got enabled, I don't have a key setup...but hey, all fixed and the error was on my side.  Thanks for helping me nail it down!

 

No problem, and that reminds me of another thing I need to get into the plug-in....check the ini for https enabled, if so, look for the alternate port in the pid-file!

Just want to say thanks for all your hard work Influencer. Keep it up!

 

Would kill for a uTorrent (now supports linux) plugin. Not having much luck with the existing one.

If I have ideas or fixes for utorrent or other plugins ill send them to the original author.

 

The utorrent server is still very new so some bugs are probably out of a plugin authors control too.

 

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Good call, Influencer. Will switch to your plugins. I like the 'dev' branch

 

I am baffled as to why the wget for sab no longer works, it seems like it should?

 

version=($(wget -q -O - http://sabnzbdplus.sourceforge.net/version/latest | awk NR==1))

 

Should return 0.7.1 ?