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LaSi - Bashed Installers for SickBeard, Couchpotato, Headphones and more
#46
thank you for reporting. I changed some things to dependency's recently, and instead of installing git core, I made it to install git, but that doesn't have the git clone command. That's what went wrong (and is wrong in all my installers. Changing it now. Fixed in a minute.

Sorry for the inconvenience. Rerun LaSi.sh and it's installed in no time.

Ow, and I recommend to not change the ip-adres. Leave it to 0.0.0.0 if you want other pc's to find yours when your ipadres changes. You can connect to it by using http://hostname:port/. To find out what your hostname is just type hostname in a terminal.
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#47
Thanks.

I appreciate your work very much, makes installing all this so much easier.

Keep up the good work.

Any chance you can eloborate a bit on the periscope to sickbeard solution? It's the only thing that I can't get to work 100%... to get periscope automatically to look for subs once sickbeard have downloaded an episode..

Thanks again for your hard work, us Linux noobs appreciate it very much.
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#48
Periscope will only work if you choose not to rename your tv-shows. There is one provider that does hashing of files (opensubtitles.org), but that is not very complete and/or fast with releasing subs.

Also, if you follow a tvshow, the moment Sickbeard will download a TV Show, it is most likely that there are not subs yet for that show. So this will only work for backlog-searches.

Better is to schedule periscope every six hours or so to scan your directory with movie-files and search for subs. The periscope installer supports adding a cronjob for this, and will install all the files needed for that.

But remember to keep original filenames (xbmc will clean 'm up for you in the library-view, so it doesn't bother really).

And for running periscope immediately after sickbeard downloaded a file, see this post http://forum.xbmc.org/showpost.php?p=864...stcount=41
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#49
Just wanted to say a big thanks for supplying this awesome script!

Just installed Headphones on my Ubuntu 10.04 Server in matter of seconds!

Can't recommend enough!
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#50
Does LaSi edit init.ubuntu?

Sickbeard wont update because init.ubuntu has been changed Sad

Sep-13 23:24:30 INFO CHECKVERSION :: Checking if git needs an update
Sep-13 23:21:28 INFO CP Server Thread-11 :: Output: From https://github.com/midgetspy/Sick-Beard
Sep-13 23:21:28 ERROR CP Server Thread-11 :: Unable to update from git: error: Your local changes to 'init.ubuntu' would be overwritten by merge. Aborting.
AA
AAUpdating 61192cc..4e4ba23
AAPlease, commit your changes or stash them before you can merge.
AAerror: Your local changes to 'init.ubuntu' would be overwritten by merge. Aborting.
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#51
I have the same problem, can't update Sickbeard.

Anyone found an easy solution to this? I would hate to have to reinsall my working setup..
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#52
Code:
git stash
git pull

I also changed the installer, it won't write in that file anymore, for future (re)installs this problem wouldn't occur anymore. Thx for reporting and sorry for the inconvenience Smile
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#53
n/m.. figured it out.

Thanks for your hard work! Rock on
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#54
Do this in terminal:
Code:
cd /path/to/sickbeard
git stash
git pull

That fixes everything and brings you up2date.
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#55
just using the for the first time and have had a somewhat frustrating experience.

I have come to the conclusion that some of the files must have changed.

Most programmes work ok but have but have had problems with SB and CP

sickbeard daemon comman d appears to be wrong so doesnt start unless manually run.

the couchpotato directory seems to be larley empty and also doesnt run until I replace the contents of my own downloaded version into .couchpotato
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#56
Could you post your terminal output?
I installed CP and SickBeard just now in a vm (ubuntu minimal server 11.04) to see if things were broken, but both installed fine. The only thing since yesterdays init.ubuntu 'fix' was that the python-path in sickbeards daemon was empty, but fixed it now. Couchpotato installed fine.
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#57
Hi,

Would it be possible to have the functionality to upgrade/update Headphones built into the LaSi script installer?

Or is it the same as Sickbeard?

git stash
git pull

Thanks!
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#58
Yes can build that in, but its the same as this command:
Code:
git --git-dir=/path/to/headphones/.git pull
Sickbeard can be updated from the webinterface too of course

If you need easier setup you can use the .deb files I made recently, those are here:
Then, if you need an update from git, you could just type 'headphones --force-update' @ commandline or enable webupdates in the settingsfile.

You can download the .debfile here: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/18712538/LaSi_re...phones.deb
replace headphones with sickbeard or couchpotato for .debfiles for that programs.
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#59
Hi,

Thanks again for your prompt response!

I went to update Headphones using Git but unfortunately I received the following:

error: Your local changes to 'headphonesinit.d' would be overwritten by merge. Aborting.

I'm guessing the way they have this start at boot has changed.

Any ideas?

Thanks!
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#60
Yes, correct. do
Code:
git stash && git pull

Right now I am rewriting all my "apps-from-github"-scripts so this wont happen anymore in the future. Everything will be unchanged, data and config is saved outside the programfolder, so it will be much easier to maintain sources/configs/backups etc. Check my debfiles. My installscripts will be using the .debfiles too, so things will change a bit, but for the better.

Also that way it's easier for me to maintain those installers.
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