(2014-04-07T10:42:58): Fetching RSS Feed: 'PublicHD' with Cookie: '{}'.
(2014-04-07T10:42:59): Fetching RSS Feed: 'PublicHD' with Cookie: '{}'.
(2014-04-07T10:43:00): Fetching RSS Feed: 'PublicHD' with Cookie: '{}'.
(2014-04-07T10:43:00): Fetching RSS Feed: 'PublicHD' with Cookie: '{}'.
(2014-04-07T10:43:00): Fetching RSS Feed: 'PublicHD' with Cookie: '{}'.
(2014-04-07T10:43:00): Fetching RSS Feed: 'PublicHD' with Cookie: '{}'.
(2014-04-07T10:43:00): Fetching RSS Feed: 'PublicHD' with Cookie: '{}'.
(2014-04-07T10:43:01): Fetching RSS Feed: 'PublicHD' with Cookie: '{}'.
with no result in the "matching" area (totally blank).
It has worked great with every other feed I've used, what's different about this one?
The date format "10/04/2014 03:45:49" fails to parse in feedparser. See feedparser ticket and YaRSS2 ticket
Will be fixed in the next version of YaRSS2.
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captainnapalm wrote:My email notifications don't seem to be working properly. I am sending and receiving emails, but the list of torrents that have been grabbed is just "$torrentlist". It doesn't seem to be filling in the variable properly. Is there something in the log I could paste here?
hey bro, any ideas on why my email is sending with "$torrentlist" in the body?
Not really, when I test this it seems to work. If I could reproduce the issue then it would be easier to fix.
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manarola wrote:How do you tell it to not download multiple versions of the same episode? Sorry, can't find the answer.
That's not possible as it doesn't track which episodes are downloaded.
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Would it be possible to have a checkbox next to the "move completed" field?
Failing that, a mention of how to disable that feature in the documentation - I had to search though the forum to find out that you just need to leave the field blank. I thought that might be the case, but worried it might move my files to the root directory.
tafazzi87 wrote:there is a way to export my configuration and after that import on a new?
You mean copy the config to a new machine or config directory? The YaRSS2 config is stored in yarss2.conf in the deluge config directory. Just copy that file to the new destination.
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Bro, thanks for this great easy to use plugin. I'm running the latest version of Deluge on Xubuntu 12.04 and YaRSS2 works great so far for my TV shows. I'm running Plex, which requires a certain naming format. The way I have stuff "arranged" is that once a file is finished downloading, I copy (not move) the completed torrents to the my Plex folders (Movies, TV>Show>Season etc) and rename it. I'm in the process of automating the whole process (for renaming I'm looking into Filebot and their Deluge scripts): RSS>Copy file>Rename file>Refresh Plex. I know there are different way to copy instead of move but since your plugin has a great Move option, I was wondering if it would be easy to modify the underlying Python code to make it Copy instead? I've programmed a bit before but never really delved into Python but I think I could probably get the hang of it if I knew where to look. Any help is appreciated, and thanks again for the solid work!
feelfreetoblameme wrote:Bro, thanks for this great easy to use plugin. I'm running the latest version of Deluge on Xubuntu 12.04 and YaRSS2 works great so far for my TV shows. I'm running Plex, which requires a certain naming format. The way I have stuff "arranged" is that once a file is finished downloading, I copy (not move) the completed torrents to the my Plex folders (Movies, TV>Show>Season etc) and rename it. I'm in the process of automating the whole process (for renaming I'm looking into Filebot and their Deluge scripts): RSS>Copy file>Rename file>Refresh Plex. I know there are different way to copy instead of move but since your plugin has a great Move option, I was wondering if it would be easy to modify the underlying Python code to make it Copy instead? I've programmed a bit before but never really delved into Python but I think I could probably get the hang of it if I knew where to look. Any help is appreciated, and thanks again for the solid work!
Doing a copy won't be so easy I'm afraid. The move completed option is the same option as in the Deluge Add dialog and Deluge preferences. The actual moving of the completed files is done by the libtorrent library and not Deluge. I think your best option is to use the Execute plugin. I haven't used it myself, but it should let you run custom scripts when a torrent is finished.
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