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Log - mra6368 - 2010-06-06
How do i attach the latest sickbeard log?
Do you need more than the last?
- midgetspy - 2010-06-06
It's tough to know what the latest version is except by checking http://github.com/midgetspy/Sick-Beard/commits/master and manually looking. The rev you have is definitely not the latest though. To post the log simply put it on a pastebin or make a google code ticket and you can attach the log there.
- Darkjasper - 2010-06-06
Is there any way you can copy files instead of moving them to their show folder? That would be great for seeding after finished
- beckstown - 2010-06-07
mlrtime3 Wrote:Useful thanks, here's a version that doesn't require the directory name to be called sickbeard. Update to your own directory.
http://pastebin.com/77kCQTH4
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Hey,
I am new to scripting with shell so maybe I have overlooked something when I checked the shell script you uploaded on pastbin. But the only difference I could see is that your version calls the sickbeard directory "Sick-Beard" instead of "sickbeard". Were there any other improvements I missed out on while looking at your script or is that the only change you made to the script?
EDIT: Sorry was late when I checked this so I did not directly see the benefit of what you did. But what you did is a nice improvement of the script. Just to spell it out for sleepy people like me or total shell noobs
Just edit line 5 of the script uploaded by mlrtime3 and call it like the folder in which currently all your sickbeard files are located. Then that directory name is preserved while my script would have forced you to call that directory "sickbeard". Thanks for the improvement mlrtime3!
I hope that this script helps people with the updating.
And for all the anime fans around, I also have a second script based on:
http://forums.sabnzbd.org/index.php?topic=1477.0
that allows you to run this php script first to change the absolute number to the season and episode number sickbeard understands. After the script is done with the renaming it directly calls sickbeard post processing. So with rss feeds configured in sabnzbd to download animes (e.g. animeusenet) this makes for a nice temporary solution to get animes function with sickbeard. I am still in the debugging phase as the original Anime TheTVDB Rename Script by Wernerbuck is quite complex for a total php noob like me. It functions for me at the moment but before I post it, I want to be sure that it functions most of the time as it should. I think, I can post it in the next week.
- Kode - 2010-06-07
beckstown: thanks for the comments, i will definately have a look at the script tonight and integrate it into the tutorial if it looks beneficial, with credit to you and mlrtime3. Also using the * wildcard for names was a good idea, will probably introduce that so people don't have to manually look at what there files are called, thanks
- obergeru - 2010-06-07
@midgetspy:
Is it possible to make the links relative.
Im using SabNZBd behind apache reverse proxy.
http://sabnzbd.wikidot.com/howto-apache
I would like to do the same with sickbeard, but all the links/css breaks because of absolute links.
Not high priority but it would be nice
Thanks for a nice project.
- Kode - 2010-06-07
Updated the guide with a downloadable updater and instructions on how to use it, plus changes to the paths used for sickbeard, thanks again beckstown and mlrtime3
- Horn - 2010-06-07
Is there a way to get Sickbeard to automatically re-scan the TV directories? I have another script that handles my downloads so I'm really just looking for something to generate the .nfo files
- Smenus - 2010-06-07
obergeru Wrote:@midgetspy:
Is it possible to make the links relative.
Im using SabNZBd behind apache reverse proxy.
http://sabnzbd.wikidot.com/howto-apache
I would like to do the same with sickbeard, but all the links/css breaks because of absolute links.
Not high priority but it would be nice
Thanks for a nice project.
I do the very same thing, and there's definitely a way to do it already. I'm not at home right now, but irc, there's some kind of setting that isn't revealed in the config. Something about the web root.
If you can't get it working, I'll be sure to post my solution when I get home tonight.
- midgetspy - 2010-06-07
obergeru: set web_root in config.ini and autoProcessTV.cfg and it will prefix your URLs with whatever you want. Note that this means you'll have to access it locally with the prefix too (Eg. my web_root=/sickbeard, so I access it at localhost:8081/sickbeard/home, or mydns.com/sickbeard/home).
Horn: it already does that every night?
- obergeru - 2010-06-07
Thank you, solved my problem
- Horn - 2010-06-07
midgetspy Wrote:Horn: it already does that every night?
Guess I just didn't wait long enough then. Is there anyway to make it search every couple of hours or so?
- midgetspy - 2010-06-07
Horn Wrote:Guess I just didn't wait long enough then. Is there anyway to make it search every couple of hours or so?
Nope.
- mattressfish - 2010-06-07
mattressfish Wrote:Got it. So that's the "preferred" way to do post-processing then. I was able to locate some of your documentation on it here
http://code.google.com/p/sickbeard/wiki/PostProcessing
Thanks again!
Hmmm, that wiki article suggests that I need sabToSickbeard.exe. That isn't in my autoProcessTV directory. Is that because I'm running from source? Can I use sabToSickBeard.py?
- atomfire - 2010-06-07
I downloaded the latest version on Sunday (master
ource) which is quite different from the precompiled windows version I was using. When select a missing show and select "wanted" I assume it goes onto some kind of backlog. This never appears to process my backlog says Sunday and if I select individual shows that have been sitting as wanted for a day or so they are found and downloaded. I see the following under manage shows:Backlog Search:
0 %
Initializing
Daily Episode Search:
Not in progress (force)
I assume something is wrong?