[Plugin] YaRSS2 - RSS plugin with GTKUI support

[ambipro]

Yea, I had to install those two packages in my venv on my local instance (thin client) too

[shinger]

It worked!! . I did it manually and it indeed was added to it.

The reason i added it manually, was because the last update was on 19:10 o'clock and the torrent was visible on 2026-08-23 19:24. So it had to wait 2 hours until it would check again. So that would be in around 40 minutes from now on. Next week i will leave it be, although i do think it will work.

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(2026-08-23T20:29:08): Manually running Subscription 'One Piece'
(2026-08-23T20:29:08): Update handler executed on RSS Feed 'Nyaa.si (nyaa.si)' (Update interval 120 min)
(2026-08-23T20:29:08): Fetching subscription 'One Piece'.
(2026-08-23T20:29:08): Fetching RSS Feed: 'Nyaa.si' with Cookie: '{}' and User-agent: 'Deluge v2.2.0 YaRSS2 v2.1.5 Linux/6.8.0-137-generic'.
(2026-08-23T20:29:08): Failed to convert TTL value 'None' to int!
(2026-08-23T20:29:08): 75 items in feed, 1 matches the filter.
(2026-08-23T20:29:08): isodate_to_datetime error:
(2026-08-23T20:29:09): Adding torrent: 'https://nyaa.si/download/2150582.torrent'.
(2026-08-23T20:29:09): Succesfully added torrent '[SubsPlease] One Piece - 1175 (1080p) [004956F1].mkv'.
(2026-08-23T20:29:09): isodate_to_datetime error:

[ambipro]

It worked!! :D. I did it manually and it indeed was added to it.

The reason i added it manually, was because the last update was on 19:10 o'clock and the torrent was visible on 2026-08-23 19:24. So it had to wait 2 hours until it would check again. So that would be in around 40 minutes from now on. Next week i will leave it be, although i do think it will work.

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(2026-08-23T20:29:08): Manually running Subscription 'One Piece'
(2026-08-23T20:29:08): Update handler executed on RSS Feed 'Nyaa.si (nyaa.si)' (Update interval 120 min)
(2026-08-23T20:29:08): Fetching subscription 'One Piece'.
(2026-08-23T20:29:08): Fetching RSS Feed: 'Nyaa.si' with Cookie: '{}' and User-agent: 'Deluge v2.2.0 YaRSS2 v2.1.5 Linux/6.8.0-137-generic'.
(2026-08-23T20:29:08): Failed to convert TTL value 'None' to int!
(2026-08-23T20:29:08): 75 items in feed, 1 matches the filter.
(2026-08-23T20:29:08): isodate_to_datetime error:
(2026-08-23T20:29:09): Adding torrent: 'https://nyaa.si/download/2150582.torrent'.
(2026-08-23T20:29:09): Succesfully added torrent '[SubsPlease] One Piece - 1175 (1080p) [004956F1].mkv'.
(2026-08-23T20:29:09): isodate_to_datetime error:

That's great - I guess the real problem now is whether or not they can be added in the Deluge CI by default, or whether we have to document the myriad of ways people run Deluge (docker, native, headless, venv, no venv) and instruct how to install the missing components to make it work.

One of the big reasons (IIRC) that there werent other RSS plugins was because the requests package wasn't natively installed with Deluge - I'm not sure if that's still the case but either way, if this works now shinger, I can either split or you can write up a new post with instructions, or I can edit the initial OP made here with comments (as I did with ltConfig's plugin post) - but that gets a little messy if not done right.

Either way, it's nice to see that RSS is functional again :)

[shinger]

Well to honest i am not sure where to go from here, as i am not a developer myself.

A user earlier mentioned installing these, which i had also done, but in my case it was within the docker container it self.

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pip install six urllib3 legacy-cgi

Furthermore the plugin name is called YaRSS2-2.1.5.egg and no mentioning of the python version.

I am not sure if it would be a good idea if it would be part of Deluge. Not everybody uses RSS feeds, so you would want to have Deluge be kept lightweight, as often many applications are being abandoned by users as they become very big and clumsy. However this will always remain a problem as nobody takes ownership over the development of this plugin and we would keep trying to find ways to make it work.

[ambipro]

Well, I have some pretty extensive plugin experience - the py versions aren't generally required and you should be able to compile it from 3.9 up to 3.13 without much issue, while also being able to take most if not all versions and removing the py version in the name and using them. The py version was a much larger issue prior to the versions used for a variety of 2.0

I can do some investigating, i manage ltConfig - albeit a different plugin type altogether, and don't distribute version dependent egg's - only one without a version....but if he has Discord I'd be more than happy to discuss getting things set up and at least be able to talk to the two major docker image maintainers (linuxserver and binhex) who i've worked with before on the deluge images, to get this plugin supported modules installed during builds of their images perhaps.

[shinger]

If you mean by he (tsa3000), well the version he developed, i could not get it to work because of the ca-certificate issue, so that is why i just decided to go back and try the one you updated or the one bro made.

Although the version of tsa3000 has some good additions (like webUI support), if one isn't even able to get it to work, well it is brilliant piece of software only meant for a display cabinet ..not to be used.

[shinger]

What you MAYBE could do (if it isn't a lot of work) is to "fork" his work, until he becomes active again and want to take over the development again. Just fixing the ca-certficate part. I would be more then willing to start testing it.

[ambipro]

I might consider doing that, I recall him being active sometime in the recent past but for some reason recall him not wanting to pursue developing it anymore.

[shinger]

Oke, good to know.

I have a Proxmox VE environment running at home, just let me know then i can spin up some VM's or LXC's (i believe both will suffice) and let them run to get enough data from it.