[Plugin] YaRSS2 - RSS plugin with GTKUI support

[Shryp]

Does your one ShowRSS feed have 30 shows in it? Or do you have 30 RSS feeds to add? If all of your stuff is from that 1 feed, then you only need to add one subscription. uTorrent has a setting in the RSS downloaded that says automatically download everything from the feed. This plugin doesn't have that setting, but you can easily do it with one subscription.

Open up the plugin settings.
Go to the Subscriptions tab.
Click the Add Subscription button.

Subscription name: ShowRSS (The name doesn't do anything, it is just a descriptive title for your own reference.)
RSS Feed: Select the ShowRSS feed that you added earlier. This will pop up a list of the latest shows in that feed.
Filter include regex: .* (Just put a dot followed by a star. The . means it will match any single character. The * means it will match the previous character an infinite number of times. You are just telling it to download everything. If you watch the matches list below you will see that it highlights matches as you change your text. Red means it won't download that, green means it will. I am kind of new to regex coming from the standard wildcard matching myself, but a google search will yield lots of reading if you want to know more.)

Click save.

[puddz]

Hello, my feed stopped working a today. It was working fine for a few days.

This is my error.

(2015-04-26T12:40:52): Fetching subscription 'Modern Family'.
(2015-04-26T12:40:52): Fetching RSS Feed: 'mTv' with Cookie: '{}'.
(2015-04-26T12:40:52): bozo_exception when parsing rssfeed: <urlopen error [Errno 1] _ssl.c:490: error:14077438:SSL routines:SSL23_GET_SERVER_HELLO:tlsv1 alert internal error>

I tried googling it, but the only thing I could find was something to do with sickrage and CURL, of which I have no knowledge about. The feed works fine on uTorrent 2.2.1 but errors here. Public RSS feeds are working fine.

Has anyone a clue what I did wrong?

I'm also getting this error. The site im trying to download from is sceneaccess if that's any help.

[bro]

Hello, my feed stopped working a today. It was working fine for a few days.

This is my error.

(2015-04-26T12:40:52): Fetching subscription 'Modern Family'.
(2015-04-26T12:40:52): Fetching RSS Feed: 'mTv' with Cookie: '{}'.
(2015-04-26T12:40:52): bozo_exception when parsing rssfeed: <urlopen error [Errno 1] _ssl.c:490: error:14077438:SSL routines:SSL23_GET_SERVER_HELLO:tlsv1 alert internal error>

I tried googling it, but the only thing I could find was something to do with sickrage and CURL, of which I have no knowledge about. The feed works fine on uTorrent 2.2.1 but errors here. Public RSS feeds are working fine.

Has anyone a clue what I did wrong?

According to a comment on launchpad.net (bug/861137) this is caused by servers that fail to handle the TLSv1.1 handshake, resulting in closing the connection:

The issue is actually with certain SSLv3 servers that don't understand the TLSv1.1 handshake and are closing the connection. This unfortunately can't be fixed on the client without disabling TLSv1.1, or forcing an SSLv3 connection.

If anyone can provide me with a public url producing this error it's easier to fix.

Edit: Can those that experience this issue report their operating system and Deluge version?

[DirtyUnicorn]

Hello, my feed stopped working a today. It was working fine for a few days.

This is my error.

(2015-04-26T12:40:52): Fetching subscription 'Modern Family'.
(2015-04-26T12:40:52): Fetching RSS Feed: 'mTv' with Cookie: '{}'.
(2015-04-26T12:40:52): bozo_exception when parsing rssfeed: <urlopen error [Errno 1] _ssl.c:490: error:14077438:SSL routines:SSL23_GET_SERVER_HELLO:tlsv1 alert internal error>

I tried googling it, but the only thing I could find was something to do with sickrage and CURL, of which I have no knowledge about. The feed works fine on uTorrent 2.2.1 but errors here. Public RSS feeds are working fine.

Has anyone a clue what I did wrong?

According to a comment on launchpad.net (bug/861137) this is caused by servers that fail to handle the TLSv1.1 handshake, resulting in closing the connection:

The issue is actually with certain SSLv3 servers that don't understand the TLSv1.1 handshake and are closing the connection. This unfortunately can't be fixed on the client without disabling TLSv1.1, or forcing an SSLv3 connection.

If anyone can provide me with a public url producing this error it's easier to fix.

Hello, thank you for replying. The feed I'm using is also from a private tracker unfortunately. This error seems to only occur with Deluge and/or YaRSS2. I have tried my RSS feed with uTorrent and QBittorrent, both have loaded my feed with no problems. When this error occurred, on April 26,2015, I noticed that the tracker website had some form of an update maybe. Based on what you're saying, the problem resides with Deluge and not the plugin? If so, would downgrading to a previous version of Deluge resolve this problem? Or is it possible for you to change the plugin to force an SSLv3 connection?

Apologies for not posting my specs, I hope it helps perhaps.

Windows 7 64 bit
Deluge 1.3.11
YaRSS2 1.3.3
libtorrent 0.16.18.0

EDIT: The sysop of the tracker said that they recently changed, I quote,

We changed only the plain HTTP to forced HTTPS

, recently.

[puddz]

Edit: Can those that experience this issue report their operating system and Deluge version?

Windows 7 64bit
Deluge 1.3.11
libtorrent 0.16.18.0
YaRSS 1.3.3

[bro]

The bug is not in Deluge, but it could be a bug in libraries included with the Deluge (Windows) installer's python version.

Can you try the attached version? If the Deluge installer you used includes python 2.6, rename the egg to YaRSS2-1.3.4-py2.6.egg

[puddz]

The bug is not in Deluge, but it could be a bug in libraries included with the Deluge (Windows) installer's python version.

Can you try the attached version? If the Deluge installer you used includes python 2.6, rename the egg to YaRSS2-1.3.4-py2.6.egg

I'm now getting "[Errno 9] Bad file descriptor"
It appears when I try to edit a subscription but not in the message log like the other error.

[DirtyUnicorn]

The bug is not in Deluge, but it could be a bug in libraries included with the Deluge (Windows) installer's python version.

Can you try the attached version? If the Deluge installer you used includes python 2.6, rename the egg to YaRSS2-1.3.4-py2.6.egg

Just gave it a try. The feed still doesn't show up, but a new error shows up now.

[Errno 9] Bad file descriptor

EDIT: The exact error message in the logs is

bozo_exception when parsing rssfeed: [Errno 9] Bad file descriptor

[captainnapalm]

Hey bro, again, thanks for your awesome plugin. I've figured out the majority of my issues with the plugin with your help previously.

I'm curious to know if label support is still in the forecast to be supported. It's the last remaining piece of the puzzle for me.

[mobi]

Does your one ShowRSS feed have 30 shows in it? Or do you have 30 RSS feeds to add? If all of your stuff is from that 1 feed, then you only need to add one subscription. uTorrent has a setting in the RSS downloaded that says automatically download everything from the feed. This plugin doesn't have that setting, but you can easily do it with one subscription.

Open up the plugin settings.
Go to the Subscriptions tab.
Click the Add Subscription button.

Subscription name: ShowRSS (The name doesn't do anything, it is just a descriptive title for your own reference.)
RSS Feed: Select the ShowRSS feed that you added earlier. This will pop up a list of the latest shows in that feed.
Filter include regex: .* (Just put a dot followed by a star. The . means it will match any single character. The * means it will match the previous character an infinite number of times. You are just telling it to download everything. If you watch the matches list below you will see that it highlights matches as you change your text. Red means it won't download that, green means it will. I am kind of new to regex coming from the standard wildcard matching myself, but a google search will yield lots of reading if you want to know more.)

Click save.

(Edit: just solved the issue but will leave this reply in case someone else runs into the same issue and goes through the same process.)

Thanks a lot for the help. I meant there are 30 shows in the one showrss feed.

I followed those steps but am running into a snag:

When I try to add a subscription it doesn't give me a drop down list of all the shows - just the one feed. Then it's saying page not found in the "matching" section below. Please see screenshot:



Is there something wrong with the feed I'm entering? (http://showrss.info/rss.php/?user_id=18 ... roper=null)

EDIT: Actually just solved it! I was using "personal" RSS feed in ShowRSS's feed generator. When I tried again with "schedule feed" it now shows all the different shows in a drop down. Thanks!