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NZBGet Plug-In for azbox hd
« le: 29 avril 2009 à 18:46:18 »
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Works very good on AzBox but there is no gui or webinterface (could not find PHP for AzBox). You need to FTP files (nzb) to correct nzbget folder on USB disk directly and control process if you want via console interface (telnet/ssh).

You can get binary files here:
http://sourceforge.net/project/downloading.php?group_id=102632&use_mirror=s
witch& filename=nzbget-0.6.0-bin-static-mipsel.tar.gz&a=36454272

NZBGet is binnary newsgrabber program, which Download files from Usenet and the information can be found in the nzb-files. NZBGet can be used alone or in the server / client mode.
As I managed to get NZBGet to work in daemon mode on the HD AzBox Elite and Premium, this is the explanation for all of you that this application is required.
You'll need a USB HDD or memory stick is formatted in ext3.

Step by step:

1 Download the attached file
attachment:

http://rapidshare.com/files/227183704/nzbget-0.6.0-bin-static-mipsel.tar.gz

2. You connect the USB HDD or USB memory stick to AzBox HD, which you format in ext3,
then connect via SSH to you AzBox HD,
enter
cd / DATA/usb1/sda1 / sda1 and the directory, create directory nzbget with the command mkdir nzbget.

3. When you have to do this, distributions archive nzbget-0.6.0-bin-static-mipsel.tar.gz on your computer, connect to the AzBox via FTP and enter the directory / DATA/usb1/sda1/nzbget, and the directory nzbget file transfer and file nzbget.conf.example

4. Chmod give rights to both the 755th file On your computer, rename the file nzbget.conf.example in nzbget.conf (how mean it. Example). Then you need to file nzbget.conf change the following lines:

Code:

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Linea 27
$MAINDIR=/DATA/usb1/sda1/nzbget
Linea 252
ContinuePartial=no
Linea 298
DirectWrite=yes
Linea 306
CrcCheck=no
Linea 386
WriteBufferSize=0
Linea 418
InfoTarget=none
Linea 427
DebugTarget=none
Linea 476
OutputMode=colored
Linea 541
ParCheck=no

Other lines should remain what they were by default.
Also recommended to leave
DownloadRate = 0,
and that does not increase
Server1.Connections = 4.
CPU AzBox is not allmighty, and so some of the above options as we had to limit this program to work stable and without trouble.

5. You need to create a file nzbgetd.sh on your computer, with the following content to it via FTP and insert in the same directory where you placed nzbget and nzbget.conf file, and also give him the right to chmod 755

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#!/bin/sh
/DATA/usb1/sda1/nzbget/nzbget -D -c /DATA/usb1/sda1/nzbget/nzbget.conf

6. You need to also create a file nzbgetinfo.sh on your computer, with the following content to it via FTP and insert in the same directory where you placed nzbget, nzbget.conf and nzbgetd.sh file, and also give him the right to chmod 755 .

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#!/bin/sh
/DATA/usb1/sda1/nzbget/nzbget -C -c /DATA/usb1/sda1/nzbget/nzbget.conf

7. Now, will this Plug-in power and run over OpenXCAS a OpenXCAS if you add in the folder and config script to start, although it can run through a Putty, that is, connect to the resiver via SSH with the command:

. / Nzbgetd.sh

And if you'd like information on how to, learn you can by entering command:

/nzbgetinfo.sh

8. If you want to stop this daemon, you need to also create a file nzbgetstop.sh on your computer, with the following content to it via FTP and insert in the same directory where you placed nzbget, nzbget.conf, nzbgetd.sh and nzbgetinfo. sh file, and also give him the right to chmod 755


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#!/bin/sh                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                             
/DATA/usb1/sda1/nzbget/nzbget -Q -c /DATA/usb1/sda1/nzbget/nzbget.conf

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Console interface, using either a plain text, a coloured text or an interactive ncurses interface;
Client/server model, allowing easy additions to the download queue and monitor/control the server/daemon from the same or from another computer;
Web-interface (via additional package "NZBGetWeb");
Bandwidth throttling;
Multiple servers, multiple connections;
Automatic par-check and repair;
Extremly low CPU footprint (except for par-check/-repair);
Very low memory usage (except for par-check/-repair);
Can run external post-process script after successfull or failed download;
TLS/SSL support;
IPv6 support;
Categories for organizing of downloaded files;
Monitoring of incoming-folder for all nzb-files (requests);
Download queue can show files or groups (nzb-requests) for downloading;
Shows whole remaining size for all files in queue (from all nzb-requests);
Editing of download queue - move, pause, unpause, delete files or groups (nzb-requests);
Download queue can be saved on exit and reloaded on next start;
Supports many operating systems, including Linux and Windows;
Daemon-mode (POSIX) or Service (Windows);
Log-file with several log-levels;

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