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zeroday · 2009-05-05 14:03:26

I've made a simple installation for users who want to use nzbget+nzbgetweb without a lot of manual configuration

http://www.aroundmyroom.com/ch3snas-fun … ay-rc1.tar

find in the tar nzbget + nzbgetweb (latest beta release) in a ‘Zeroday’ installation package
it 98% complete. Missing some documentation only. but hey things can be easier if I could understand more from Linux ;-)

Here the quick guide:

What do you need? You need to download the PHP package of FONZ and install it with funpkg -i php-5.2.6-3.tgz
http://www.inreto.de/dns323/fun-plug/0. … .2.6-3.tgz

and you need to install the unrar package which you can download here and install also with funpkg -i unrar-3.7.8-1.tgz
http://www.aroundmyroom.com/ch3snas-fun … .7.8-1.tgz

Make sure you put the newsbin_zeroday-rc1.tar into /mnt/HD_a2
in telnet use the command: tar -xvf newsbin_zeroday-rc1.tar and it will create a folder newsbin

cd /mnt/HD_a2/newsbin/conf/
cp php.ini /ffp/etc/
this will copy some specific php settings to be used by lighttpd when started
Please make sure that there is NO lighttpd already running as we are using our own configuration
Please note that you should not do this when you already use lighttpd with other tools.

after unpacking and copying the php.ini file we are almost ready
cd /mnt/HD_a2/newsbin/
sh startweb.sh start
sh startnzbget.sh start

go to your browser and enter http://ch3snas:8000

nzbgetweb is shown and you can now press config and in the NZBGET-SERVER part you select: NEWS-SERVERS and here you enter your News-Server Server1.Host, username & Password
Save this and you are ready

Upload your NZB files into the /mnt/HD_a2/newsbin/nzb folder (or Volume_1/newsbin/nzb)
best way is to create 2 shares in the webconfiguration of the CH3SNAS to /Volume_1/Newsbin/nzb to have a direct shortcut to the NZB folder within Windows and to create a direct share to /Volume_2/Newsbin/usenet where the files will be downloaded to and extracted

Try it. comments are open for discussion ;’-)
http://www.aroundmyroom.com/2009/05/04/ … roday-way/

Martin · 2009-05-16 01:18:00

lovely and easy to follow.. thanks ...
it doesn't work for me though.

all instructions were followed, no errors listed..

but when I point my browser to ch3snas:8000 firefox just loads opendns..

Is there something I should have installed apart from what's in your guide?

Martin · 2009-05-17 11:06:06

I tried following the newer : http://www.aroundmyroom.com/2009/01/27/ … laces-all/

same end result. I goto http://ch3snas:8000 (or in my case 8080 since I didn't change to port)

but browser just loads up www.ch3snas.com

index monkey · 2009-09-16 22:26:47

Thanks for this. Its great

One question, is it possible to have lighttp run two web sites both on different ports?
i.e. this on 8000 and a standard web page on port 8080.

Thanks

wortelsoft · 2009-09-17 11:11:22

You could put the other site in a subdirectory and then use:

http://name of device:8000/yourwebsite/

That's how I do It. Actualy I've turned that around. I use http://name of device:8000/nzb/ for the nzb webpage.

index monkey · 2009-09-17 13:13:31

Thanks for that, I did a similar thing, i created a symbolic link instead so the nzb pages appear within my current site.
I went to my current web site path and did as follows:
cd /mnt/HD_a2/www/pages
ln -s /mnt/HD_a2/newsbin/web news

now when I goto http://my_dns-323/ I get my normal web site
when I goto http://my_dns-323/news i get the nzb login page.

Thanks.

index monkey · 2009-11-23 17:11:51

You can also use KyleK's superb program automatic to read an rss feed and send .nzb files direct to nzbget and have them downloaded automatically.

For example I'm using the rss feed at http://www.tvnzb.com/tvnzb.rss

set up automatic and point it to download files that match your specification to /mnt/HD_a2/newsbin/nzb.

sweet.

Last edited by index monkey (2009-11-23 17:12:09)

zeroday · 2009-11-25 10:40:05

index monkey wrote:
You can also use KyleK's superb program automatic to read an rss feed and send .nzb files direct to nzbget and have them downloaded automatically.

For example I'm using the rss feed at http://www.tvnzb.com/tvnzb.rss

set up automatic and point it to download files that match your specification to /mnt/HD_a2/newsbin/nzb.

sweet.

there is a 'better' tool for that called: nzbgetter
it's part of my 'collection of tools' which has nzbget, nzbgetweb, nzbgetter and unpak.sh ..
official website:
http://nzbgetter.sourceforge.net/

nzbgetter is using nzbindex.nl on rss and tvnzb.com on rss and with keywords you can download what you want. No need for automatic ;-)

http://www.aroundmyroom.com/tag/nzbget/

jezzy · 2010-04-11 20:42:11

This is a fantastic addition to my DNS-323.

2 questions :
1) any recommended "FREE" newsgroups to download from? I tried one, but at 10-20$/month, out of my budget
2) my disk 1 doesn't sleep any longer.. I'm hearing that some files should be moved to a memory stick, any how-to guides?
thanks!

zeroday · 2010-04-12 09:56:12

jezzy wrote:
This is a fantastic addition to my DNS-323.

2 questions :
1) any recommended "FREE" newsgroups to download from? I tried one, but at 10-20$/month, out of my budget
2) my disk 1 doesn't sleep any longer.. I'm hearing that some files should be moved to a memory stick, any how-to guides?
thanks!

forget 'free' newsgroups or it must be provided by your local ISP

put the whole stuff on a USB stick and no issue with the disk anymore

jezzy · 2010-04-14 00:38:37

zeroday wrote:
jezzy wrote:
This is a fantastic addition to my DNS-323.

2 questions :
1) any recommended "FREE" newsgroups to download from? I tried one, but at 10-20$/month, out of my budget
2) my disk 1 doesn't sleep any longer.. I'm hearing that some files should be moved to a memory stick, any how-to guides?
thanks!
forget 'free' newsgroups or it must be provided by your local ISP

put the whole stuff on a USB stick and no issue with the disk anymore

thanks.. wish I was able to save from spending that amount ($) / month to leech.. ahh.. good 'ol days of free newsgroups!

bodbod · 2010-09-20 15:28:21

Hi Guys,

How should I proceed to have my website lighhtp and nzbgetweb interface working at the same time?
By this, I mean I want to host my own websites and being able to access to them + being able to access to the web nzb interface.
At the moment I have installed nzbget web interface and everything works like a charm.

Is that just the config file of the webserver I shall modify ?

thx

Last edited by bodbod (2010-09-20 15:59:00)

index monkey · 2010-09-20 16:14:06

What I did was have lighttpd point to my main website, then have a hardlink to point to /nzb

if you edit (with appropriate text editor, taking into account linux line feeds)
/mnt/HD_a2/ffp/etc/lighttpd.conf
find the line
server.document-root = "/mnt/HD_a2/newsbin/web"
change it to
server.document-root = "/mnt/HD_a2/www/pages/"
and save the document.
restart the web server
/mnt/HD_a2/ffp/start/lighttpd.sh restart
Put your reglar website files into /mnt/HD_a2/www/pages
browse to http://mydns-323-internal-ipaddress:8080 and you should see your regular website. Port 8080 is defined in lighttpd.conf dont use port 80 or you will loose access to the dns-323 admin web pages!

next make the hardlink between your regular web page and the nzbget page

cd /mnt/HD_a2/www/pages
ln -s /mnt/HD_a2/newsbin/web news

now when I goto http://my_dns-323:8080/ I get my normal web site
when I goto http://my_dns-323:8080/news i get the nzb login page.

Hope that covers it. good luck.

Last edited by index monkey (2010-09-20 16:16:50)

bodbod · 2010-09-20 17:18:15

ok, sounds good ! thx very much index monkey !

little extra question regarding the last command, does the redirection stay in memory all the time or shall I enter this command in the "start" script ?
Worst case scenario, I move phisically the newsbin folder and change again the config. I already installed it in another directory that the one provided in the tuto and changed the conf files to make it work properly.

anyway, i'll give a try thx again !

FunFiler · 2010-09-20 20:07:51

A symbolic link is a 'file' that simply allows navigation from one path to another easily. It will 'survive' a reboot as it is stored on disk. It is a great way to organise and map volumes on a hard disk or even between drives.

bodbod · 2010-09-22 18:43:22

Thx guys, in the end I found an easier way, I just copied the files of the "web" directory from newsbin into a sub-directory and copied all my other websites into the directory "web". In the end I can access either to my websites and newsbin web interface.

much appreciated for the support anyway !
G

AdamBrunt · 2011-01-11 00:19:57

Hi, I hope someone can help.

I have follwed the instructions mentioned in an earlier post [ at http://www.aroundmyroom.com/2009/01/27/ … laces-all/ ].

When I get to the part about checking if nzbget can start I get the following error:

"nzbget: can't load library 'libssl.so.0.9.7'"

I am almost a complete noob when it comes to hacking the DNS so can anyone help with how I fix this problem ?

Alternatively, is there a more uptodate method for grabbing and unpacking files from newsgroup servers ?

cheen · 2011-07-21 13:00:32

bodbod wrote:
Hi Guys,

How should I proceed to have my website lighhtp and nzbgetweb interface working at the same time?
By this, I mean I want to host my own websites and being able to access to them + being able to access to the web nzb interface.
At the moment I have installed nzbget web interface and everything works like a charm.

Is that just the config file of the webserver I shall modify ?

thx

I would also love to host my own website? At the moment my website is hosted on a shared web host. Isn't it complicated to host ones own website? Is it in the long run really cheaper to host the website on his own?

gavjbrown · 2011-07-31 22:09:00

Anyone know of a guide to get nzbget & nzbgetweb working on the dns 320?.

Thanks Gav

Terrabyte · 2011-08-19 05:35:22

gavjbrown wrote:
Anyone know of a guide to get nzbget & nzbgetweb working on the dns 320?.

Thanks Gav

Bump... Would like to see this as well

gavjbrown · 2011-08-23 20:25:58

I followed this - http://www.shadowandy.net/2010/11/dns-3 … s-work.htm

and then this - http://www.aroundmyroom.com/2009/05/22/ … d-package/

NZBGET works but I cant get NZBGETWEB to work.

I'm a noob so maybe you will have more luck.

Terrabyte · 2011-08-24 04:20:19

gavjbrown wrote:
I followed this - http://www.shadowandy.net/2010/11/dns-3 … s-work.htm

and then this - http://www.aroundmyroom.com/2009/05/22/ … d-package/

NZBGET works but I cant get NZBGETWEB to work.

I'm a noob so maybe you will have more luck.

I have it running (NZBGET & NZBGETWEB & NZBGETTER) on my DNS-320. But I have to stop the server website to get it going. So I can't access the DNS-320 Interface, after I get NZBWEB going.

/newsbin/startweb.sh stop
/newsbin/startweb.sh start
/newsbin/startnzbget.sh start

http://yourip:8000

There is a solution but I haven't had time to hammer it out. Don't really think it is that hard just haven't had time. I think that a few post up has the answer.

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