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

Which version are you running?

Komano: The error occurs because you escape whitespaces in folder names in the config file:

filter = { 
   pattern => "..."
   folder => "/mnt/HD/HD_a2/Videos/Television\ Series"
}

Since the path is in quotes, no escaping of whitespace is necessary. In fact, it cannot be used here, because the folder name will eventually end up in a JSON packet, and escaped whitespace in JSON is apparently not allowed.

Believe me, I didn't know either

If I find the time I'll make a code change so escaped whitespace is parsed out automatically by the application.

Automatic is dependent on libxml2, which fonz provides a package for for all ffp versions. You need to install that as well.

This is works whit ZyXEL NSA-310?
The website is crashed. (http://kylek.is-a-geek.org)
Where can i download automatic for transmission?

Thanks:)

The log file should have a line that says it loaded x entries from automatic.state.
Is that line in your log?

Where is the file automatic.state stored?

Do you have a "nobody" group?

On my system, the owner is nobody:501 instead of nobody:root

Hey guys,
trying to setup the latest automatic on my DNS-323 with ffp 0.7.

I've been following the last post on this page: http://www.tekforums.net/computing-tech … to-guides/

I really don't have the patience to go through all post in this thread, can't find a singe post with the error, the search just points me to this thread.

When checking my automatich.log I get this
../src/automatic.c, 697: Automatic version: 0.8.0 (95ada5c)
../src/state.c, 111: Restored 0 old entries
../src/automatic.c, 290: 1 feed URLs
../src/automatic.c, 291: Read 5 filters from config file
[12/11/05 21:27:46] ../src/automatic.c, 731: Daemon started
../src/regex.c, 40: [init_regex] PCRE compilation failed at offset 37: missing )
../src/regex.c, 40: [init_regex] PCRE compilation failed at offset 37: missing )
../src/regex.c, 40: [init_regex] PCRE compilation failed at offset 24: missing )
../src/regex.c, 40: [init_regex] PCRE compilation failed at offset 32: missing )
../src/regex.c, 40: [init_regex] PCRE compilation failed at offset 31: missing )
../src/regex.c, 40: [init_regex] PCRE compilation failed at offset 37: missing )
../src/regex.c, 40: [init_regex] PCRE compilation failed at offset 37: missing )
../src/regex.c, 40: [init_regex] PCRE compilation failed at offset 24: missing )
../src/regex.c, 40: [init_regex] PCRE compilation failed at offset 32: missing )
../src/regex.c, 40: [init_regex] PCRE compilation failed at offset 31: missing )
../src/regex.c, 40: [init_regex] PCRE compilation failed at offset 37: missing )
../src/regex.c, 40: [init_regex] PCRE compilation failed at offset 37: missing )
../src/regex.c, 40: [init_regex] PCRE compilation failed at offset 24: missing )
../src/regex.c, 40: [init_regex] PCRE compilation failed at offset 32: missing )
../src/regex.c, 40: [init_regex] PCRE compilation failed at offset 31: missing )
../src/regex.c, 40: [init_regex] PCRE compilation failed at offset 37: missing )
../src/regex.c, 40: [init_regex] PCRE compilation failed at offset 37: missing )
../src/regex.c, 40: [init_regex] PCRE compilation failed at offset 24: missing )

Any thoughts on what the issue might be? Need any more info from my side to be able solve the problem?

Thanks in advance.

Looks a bit better now;
../src/automatic.c, 697: Automatic version: 0.8.0 (95ada5c)
../src/state.c, 111: Restored 0 old entries
../src/automatic.c, 290: 1 feed URLs
../src/automatic.c, 291: Read 5 filters from config file
[12/11/06 11:20:15] ../src/automatic.c, 731: Daemon started

Thanks for the help, it was a simple mistake from my side that I couldn't get my head around last night.

Now I have to figure out a way to test "my" automatic, none of the series in my filter air soon.

KyleK wrote:

You can feed some manually written RSS file to automatic using the (undocumented) --xml and --match-only parameters:

Code:

$ automatic -o -f -c automatic.conf --matchonly --xml test.xml

The output will tell you if a filter matched.

Thanks for this. Since I'm a n00b at all this I off course run into some problems. Not sure how to edit the file, so I tried this

 automatic -o -f -c automatic.conf Homeland.720p-DIMENSION --xml test.xml

and get this result

../src/automatic.c, 697: Automatic version: 0.8.0 (95ada5c)
../src/state.c, 111: Restored 0 old entries
../src/automatic.c, 290: 1 feed URLs
../src/automatic.c, 291: Read 6 filters from config file
../src/xml_parser.c, 185: Error: Unable to parse input data!
[12/11/06 12:02:06] ../src/automatic.c, 149: Shutting down daemon

I have put test.xml in the same directory as automatic.conf and it has R/W rights.


I also have a question regarding the RSS feed, the link I get looks like this, a bit edited though

http://www.torrentzzzzzz.net/rss.php?passkey=218&username=xxxx&38&33&limit=200&direct=1

Does it look ok? I can choose from either Direct Link or Web Link, any difference?

KyleK wrote:

Hm. Seems your test.xml is not a proper XML file.
Also, that "Homeland.720p-DIMENSION" does not belong on the command line.

The idea is to define filters in automatic.conf, and then test them on test.xml

Always choose "direct link" over "web link", otherwise Automatic won't work

Thanks for all your help!!!

Probably just me who don't understand how this is supposed to work. So what I did was I added a release in test.xml which should stick in my filter and the output I got was this

sh-4.1# automatic -o -f -c automatic.conf --xml test.xml
../src/automatic.c, 697: Automatic version: 0.8.0 (95ada5c)
../src/state.c, 111: Restored 0 old entries
../src/automatic.c, 290: 1 feed URLs
../src/automatic.c, 291: Read 6 filters from config file
Entity: line 1: parser error : Start tag expected, '<' not found
Homeland.S02E04.720p.HDTV.x264-EVOLVE
^
Entity: line 1: parser error : Start tag expected, '<' not found
Homeland.S02E04.720p.HDTV.x264-EVOLVE
^
[12/11/06 13:11:13] ../src/automatic.c, 149: Shutting down daemon

Something happens at least