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Just a few requests about the capacity
in automatic.conf

feedfile = <path to feeds file>
filterfile = <path to filters file>

to edit the settings with the rights of non-root user or possible webUI

And:

feed = {
url => ""
cookies => ""
label => ""
}

filter = {
pattern => ""
folder => ""
download-limit => ""
upload-limit => ""
ratio-limit => ""
feed-label => "<To search only for a specific feed (s)> "

just for appearance:
prowl-template = <regexp template for prowl text>
}

Last edited by notsee (2011-03-10 22:01:15)

Can someone help me with my filter regex?

I want to match all TV episodes, but exclude high-def (720 or 1080) and seasons.

I can match the episode syntax:

filter = { pattern => "^([a-zA-Z0-9\.]+)\.S?(\d+)E?x?(\d+)\.(.*)$"
           folder => ""
         }

How do add some excludes in there?

Yes, I saw that, and I hate to sound stupid but I'm not sure how to combine my positive match with the negative exclusions.  Do I just add a separate filter expression for the negatives?

filter = { pattern => "^([a-zA-Z0-9\.]+)\.S?(\d+)E?x?(\d+)\.(.*)$" }
filter = { pattern => "(?!.*720p)*." }
filter = { pattern => "(?!.*1080i)*." }

Or is there a way to combine everything into one regex expression.

Excellent, thanks KyleK.

I'm afraid not. Automatic doesn't know anything about the trackers of a torrent.
How would this work if there are multiple trackers in a torrent (the normal case for public torrents, I would say)?

You can currently specify a download folder per pattern or filter, and separate folders per feed is on the to-do list.

Thanks for the answers, I'll see what I can do with them

Anything that accesses the disk will cause it to spin up (or not spin down). You can mitigate the effects if you aren't seeding, write logs to a USB flash drive, etc

When things run in a cron job, the environment is not the same.

If I recall correctly, I had to modify /ffp/etc/ffp.subr to include the full path to "tr"

eval _flags=\$$(echo $_cmd | /ffp/bin/tr '.-' '_')_flags

There is a whole thread on correcting the time. But if you get rid of all the time update (rtc & settime) commands then you can resolve the time issues by setting the correct TZ value for your location. Example for Eastern Time:

echo "EST5EDT,M3.2.0,M11.1.0" > /etc/TZ

I'm wondering if it's possible to do an action on the file that gets downloaded from the rss. All my files gets named blabla.nzb;

I'm using automatic to fetch nzb files. For the nzbprog to add the nzb to the queue, it needs to be called nzb without the semicolon.

So, I'm wondering if it's possible to an automatic rename after download. Also, I don't really know why it gets called .nzb; I think when I download a file with a regular webbrowser, the semicolon isn't there. Is there something fishy with automatic?

I use automatic to put the downloaded file, in this case a .nzb file in a directory. Nzbget then gets the file by checking for new .nzb files in that directory. But since automatic names the file .nzb; it will not download the file.

So it doesn't help me if transmission can do stuff with the file, since it's not a torrent file.

Can you please help me? http://redirect.karmorra.info/8f5dd3b8d … 36.torrent in automatic reports as invalid or corrupted torrent file, but if i download it with wget, and transmission-remote -a, then it works ok. What can be the problem?

-sc

edit: here is the rss feed from where i get it: http://showrss.karmorra.info/rss.php?us … roper=null

Last edited by scarcow (2011-04-19 12:28:14)

I found the cause of the problem you're experiencing and will put up a bugfix tomorrow.