Newznab - Anyone using it?

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DejaVu Offline
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I've been looking into this 'NewzNab' and have to admit, it's extremely interesting. Albeit a little hard to find information on it anywhere (site's a little vague and the link to googlecode is confusing for the normal end user). I've managed to install and get it running after reading that Couch Potato 'supports' it.

I am currently running the loooooong process of 'Updating the Binaries' using my Localhost Xampp server.

Does anyone have any information on this thing, I know what it is and what it does, but documentation is few and far between. I also realise it's new and awaiting a wiki - but I am very eager to sort this out.

I'm also looking for information on a Web Server PHP Implementation of all the tools integrated together which can be assessed at a glance like a Web Dashboard (CP, Sick, Sab, NewzNab, XBMC). I've noticed a few on here with skills have managed to accomplish it. I've been trying to dig up alsorts of information - but I might as well be banging my head against a brickwall with the progress I'm making!

So far I have a Navigation to the utilities @ localhost. But that's it! I would love a way to monitor attached HDD usage, new TV Shows, recently added to library, failed downloads, etc in a PHP environment.
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Yes! I've been running a private server for a couple of weeks and it's working great. I've been through newzbin, nzbmatrix, merlin's portal, etc. and wanted a server I knew would be here next month.

If you want to see it in action, you can try it out at http://www.nzb.su/

Newznab + FlexGet + SABnzbd gives me everything I need.
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I'm running a local server just for the hell of it, and I have it mostly working. However, using lighttpd, I get 404's when I try to browse any of the categories (browse?t=2000) and with apache, I can't even get to the /install directory and going to localhost:90/ writes out the config.php file to my screen.

Any pointers?

EDIT: Screw it, it's kinda silly for me to have my own server.
(This post was last modified: 2010-09-30 16:27 by DDM123.)
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I tried it on xammp on windows and was impressed. It does what it does very well indeed but boy does it suck bandwith resources Smile so ultimately i gave up. Not for me i don't think to run on an 8mbit connection.

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jfath Wrote:Yes! I've been running a private server for a couple of weeks and it's working great. I've been through newzbin, nzbmatrix, merlin's portal, etc. and wanted a server I knew would be here next month.

If you want to see it in action, you can try it out at http://www.nzb.su/

Newznab + FlexGet + SABnzbd gives me everything I need.

Great site Smile Hope you don't mind me using it SmileBig Grin

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DDM123 Wrote:I'm running a local server just for the hell of it, and I have it mostly working. However, using lighttpd, I get 404's when I try to browse any of the categories (browse?t=2000) and with apache, I can't even get to the /install directory and going to localhost:90/ writes out the config.php file to my screen.

Any pointers?

EDIT: Screw it, it's kinda silly for me to have my own server.

I went down the same path mate then thought "this is silly" lol

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newznab is pretty stable now, ive been running it on http://nzb.su since we first started working on it. You can join the irc channel and we'll answer any questions you have about it.
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jfath Wrote:Yes! I've been running a private server for a couple of weeks and it's working great. I've been through newzbin, nzbmatrix, merlin's portal, etc. and wanted a server I knew would be here next month.

If you want to see it in action, you can try it out at http://www.nzb.su/

Newznab + FlexGet + SABnzbd gives me everything I need.

on the home page it says it works with, Sab, Sick, and CP

can I add your site to all of these and then scrape or search using your site, if so please give detailed instructions.

when I go into Sabs settings into index sites I do not see your site available like wise for SickBeard and CouchPotato

-=Jason=-
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DDM123 Wrote:I'm running a local server just for the hell of it, and I have it mostly working. However, using lighttpd, I get 404's when I try to browse any of the categories (browse?t=2000) and with apache, I can't even get to the /install directory and going to localhost:90/ writes out the config.php file to my screen.

Any pointers?

EDIT: Screw it, it's kinda silly for me to have my own server.

Lighttpd uses different rewrite rules to apache (Which is our default setup) a user contributed most of the lighttpd rules, which can be found in svn .
(This post was last modified: 2010-10-07 15:59 by Newznab.)
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What is the bandwidth usage like? What about DB size?
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