DSM-G600, DNS-3xx and NSA-220 Hack Forum

KyleK wrote:

Hm.
One thing you could do is crank up the verbose log level of Automatic to 4 (-v 4 on the commandline), and look what strings get wrongly matched.
Also note that Automatic compares the <title> element of an RSS item with your given filters, so if the item title looks different than, say, the name of the torrentfile, Automatic might download torrents you actually do not want.

Ok i have done some more research

I had a torrent that was matched the normal way and in the log i had a lot of text that showed the whole process..

But last night this happend in the log:

"
[init_regex] Regular expression: (?!.*(hdchina|chdbits|multi|bd9|3d|ps3))2011.*1080p
[isRegExMatch] Text to match against: The Help 2011 MULTI 1080p BluRay x264-NERDHD
[isRegExMatch] err=-1
../src/list.c, 228: [cleanupList] size before: 100
../src/list.c, 239: [cleanupList] size after: 0
"

All seemed fine since regex didn't match. But I still got a prowl push and it was added to transmission anyway..

I also run the command ps to see which processes were running and found a lot of automatic processes running at the same time. I did killall and restarted a new session so now only one process of automatic is running. Can this have caused this mess?

Last edited by whiteout (2011-11-18 11:24:19)

FunFiler wrote:

whiteout wrote:

Can this have caused this mess?

Definitely as the extraneous instances would be running with older configuration files, therefore older filter values.

Great lets hope it will work now then. So final question: If I change my automatic.conf file. I dont have to run automatic again? Or do i have to kill the current process and run a new one?

Hello Kylek, thanks a lot for the great work. I'm using automatic 0.6.7 on a Fritz!Box and it works perfectly except for the Prowl notifications. If I enter my API Key in the conf file it returns (with verbose level 3)
../src/web.c, 401: [getHTTPData] url=https://prowlapp.com/publicapi/verify?apikey=(MY_API_KEY), curl_session=(nil)
../src/web.c, 365: [am_curl_init] Created new curl session 0x41e738
../src/web.c, 431: [getHTTPData] response code: 0
../src/web.c, 433: [getHTTPData] 'https://prowlapp.com/publicapi/verify?apikey=(MY_API_KEY)': Error (retval: 1)
../src/web.c, 570: [closeCURLSession] Closing curl session 0x41e738

If on the terminal I try to do curl to the same key I get this answer:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<prowl>
<success code="200" remaining="996" resetdate="1322776785" />
</prowl>

Which I suppose is a correct answer. Do you know what could be wrong?

Hi KyleK thanks for the quick response! I was actually using a ready compiled curl. After compiling it myself the prowl verification from automation also worked! It seems like while building curl a missing library was included (libcrypto??)
I didn't quite understood it, but I'm happy it works now. Thanks again for your help!

Thanx kylek!, will try it out.

I'm getting the following error when trying to install the update.

Skipping Automatic-0.7.0-1.tgz (installed: Automatic-0.6.5-1)

anyone know how to fix that?

tahnks

thank you funfiler. I don't seem to have automatic.conf in my etc folder. any suggestions? thanks

Hoping for some help.
Have a DNS-321, installed fun_plug and the following packages

Transmission-2.32-1.tgz
Automatic-0.7.0-1.tgz

Install went fine
Modified automatic.conf (attached)

On start I get the following error

root@NAS:/ffp/start# ./automatic.sh  start
Starting /ffp/bin/automatic -c /ffp/etc/automatic.conf -l /mnt/HD_a2/.transmission-daemon/automatic.log -v 3
Error parsing config file: Unknown error


What am I missing.
i'm reading through the 23 pages of posts now looking for answer.


thanks

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Attachments:
automatic.conf, Size: 4,268 bytes, Downloads: 508

FunFiler wrote:

There is a sample that gets installed to /ffp/etc. Rename it and edit as appropriate.

Thank you. But I can't seem to move it into the ffp/etc folder!!

Need more help.

Both automatic and transmission seem to be working right.
I'm getting these error messages in the automatic.log
Help?

Example
../src/config_parser.c, : Unknown suboption 'feedID'!



../src/config_parser.c, 789: [parse_config_file] option: filter
../src/config_parser.c, 790: [parse_config_file] param:  pattern => ""(?!.*720p)Terra Nova"
           folder => "/mnt/HD_a2/NAS/Completed/TV_Test"
           feedID => 1
          (125 byte)
../src/config_parser.c, 791: [parse_config_file] -----------------
../src/config_parser.c, 506: filter= pattern => ""(?!.*720p)Terra Nova"
           folder => "/mnt/HD_a2/NAS/Completed/TV_Test"
           feedID => 1
          (type: 2)
../src/config_parser.c, 322: Unknown suboption 'feedID'!
../src/list.c, 228: [cleanupList] size before: 3
../src/list.c, 239: [cleanupList] size after: 0
../src/config_parser.c, 749: reading multiline param
../src/config_parser.c, 763: multiline param: param_good=0
../src/config_parser.c, 789: [parse_config_file] option: filter
../src/config_parser.c, 790: [parse_config_file] param:  pattern => ""(?!.*720p)The Darkest Hour"
           folder => "/ffp/etc/"
           feedID => 2
          (107 byte)
../src/config_parser.c, 791: [parse_config_file] -----------------
../src/config_parser.c, 506: filter= pattern => ""(?!.*720p)The Darkest Hour"
           folder => "/ffp/etc/"
           feedID => 2
          (type: 2)
../src/config_parser.c, 322: Unknown suboption 'feedID'!
../src/list.c, 228: [cleanupList] size before: 3
../src/list.c, 239: [cleanupList] size after: 0
[11/12/31 03:47:49] ../src/automatic.c, 556: Daemon started
../src/automatic.c, 561: Automatic version: 0.7.0 (40605)



Also getting this

../src/web.c, 526: response code: 409
../src/web.c, 529: Error code 409, session ID: CLFgrM4eKFryW4RfKNExJHghOQV5aL4bIbJAR2CAOeHM61Nn
../src/web.c, 569: [closeCURLSession] Closing curl session 0x28868


attaching my log

Last edited by happysmp (2011-12-31 06:02:36)

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Attachments:
automatic.log, Size: 18,906 bytes, Downloads: 456

Thanks Kyle,

I changed the conf file and also noticed I had an extra " in the line for the torrent name.
Things are "automatic" now!

Another question,
Is this a global path where to store the finished downloaded torrents?
# path where Automatic will store downloaded torrents
torrent-folder = "/mnt/HD_a2/NAS/Temp"


and this is the override on the filter?
filter = { pattern => "(?!.*720p)Terra Nova"
           folder => "/mnt/HD_a2/NAS/Completed/TV_Test"
           feedid => 1


My first "automatic" downloads are going now,
waiting to see if it respects one of these paths, or if it respects the Completed Downloads path set in transmission.

Kyle, Thanks for the program.

This is the first time I am trying to use it. I am using the exact syntax from the example.conf

Error:

../src/config_parser.c, 419: Invalid value ' 1' for feed option 'ID'
../src/config_parser.c, 319: Invalid value ' 1' for filter option 'feedID'
../src/config_parser.c, 319: Invalid value ' 1' for filter option 'feedID'
../src/automatic.c, 561: Automatic version: 0.7.0 (40605)
../src/automatic.c, 578: 1 feed URLs
../src/automatic.c, 579: Read 2 filters from config file
../src/state.c, 111: Restored 0 old entries


conf:

feed =  {  url     => "http://rss.torrentleech.org/xxxxxx"
           cookie  => ""
           id      => 1
        }

filter = { pattern => "regex*"
           folder  => "/mnt/HD_a2/downloads"
           feedid  => 1
         }