Un-official FlexRSS Plugin for 1.1.x

[Dudu.exe]

I'm having problems with Download History, FlexRSS does not save download link, and then the filter do not works anymore!



This is the feed i use to get my series ( edited of course )




and this is how my History look like


Right now, only a reclently added filter work, once it get in the history, the filter do not work any more, i guess there is a problem with the type of download link or something..

whoundt be better to check with the tittle not the download link ( as apear to work wright know? )

or am i doing something wrong?


I'm using the last SVN version of Deluge, and using Ubuntu 8.10

[pete_h]

The plugin doesn't seem to want to download anything. I refresh the feed, there are entries in there that match the filter, but the torrents don't get added. Is there any logging output somewhere that I can look at to see what's going on?

I'm using Deluge 1.0.5 on Ubuntu 8.04

Pete

[figjam]

Well, a plugin with loads of issues for n00bs on regular expressions.

A change request or an addition to the filters please.

I would like to exclude some types or torrents for example, I do not want any of (AC3|HR|264|720P)
This is near impossible to script using the current way.
The only success was to use the '[' as an anchor foo.bar.%sx%e.+\[(?!(AC3|HR|264|720P)) for torrents that looked like Foo Bar S01E01 [ 720p ..] but not many are like that. It is a nightmare to try and NOT match Foo Bar S01E01720p ..

If there are any ideas on how to do it, please feel free to make another suggestion.

currently using 1.06

-F

[johnnyg]

Well, a plugin with loads of issues for n00bs on regular expressions.

A change request or an addition to the filters please.

I would like to exclude some types or torrents for example, I do not want any of (AC3|HR|264|720P)
This is near impossible to script using the current way.
The only success was to use the '[' as an anchor foo.bar.%sx%e.+\[(?!(AC3|HR|264|720P)) for torrents that looked like Foo Bar S01E01 [ 720p ..] but not many are like that. It is a nightmare to try and NOT match Foo Bar S01E01720p ..

If there are any ideas on how to do it, please feel free to make another suggestion.

currently using 1.06

-F

I normally used to use something like:

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foo.bar.%s.%e(?!.*720p|.*AC3)

[pete_h]

Expected behaviour: when I start Deluge, I'd expect FlexRSS to refresh all feeds and begin downloading any torrents that match the filters.

Actual behaviour: when I start Deluge, FlexRSS refreshes all feeds but does not begin downloading new torrents. I have tried refreshing the feeds, but it makes no difference. If I delete and recreate a filter, and then refresh the feed, it will start downloading new torrents. If I wait for the next feed refresh (15 minutes later) it seems to pick them up and start downloading, but generally I just get bored and start them off manually.

I'd like to be able to set my refresh interval to 24 hours, but until Deluge is properly picking up new torrents on startup, there doesn't seem to be much point.

[RichGuk]

Did you have any luck adding in the option to choose the download location?

[Kissell]

I absolutely can't get this running in Ubuntu Hardy 8.04 32-bit...



Can one of you who's got it running please help me?

I copied the .egg file to /var/lib/python-support/python2.5/deluge/plugins and it shows up in the plugins within deluge 1.07, but when I check the box nothing happens.

I'm going to have to downgrade to 0.5x again, or switch to Azureus if I can't get deluge 1.07 to work with RSS feeds. I just don't like either option, Azureus is bloated, and deluge 0.5x has no daemon feature which I love, but not as much as I love RSS feed auto-downloads.

== EDIT ==

I read through all the posts on the forum and found out that the reason it wasn't working is I had a flexrss.dat file in my ~/.config/deluge folder. So awesome that it's working with new version after deleting that file... But sucks that it doesn't let you use the old file though... I had about four dozen feeds configured/customized in the old flexrss.dat that weren't carried over.

[hordak]

With the upgrade to Deluge 1.1.0_RC1, FlexRSS refuses to add torrents via filter, download link, or even open url.

Is there something in the egg that has a contingency upon previous version?

My Operating system: Windows XP SP3 32 Bit.

2 Examples

Deluge.log (No Deluged.log unfortunately)

{'queue_top': False, 'pause': False, 'name': "London's Burning - ", 'enabled': True, 'patterns': [("london's.burning.-.s%se%e", 'Title')], 'path': None, 'feeds': [0], 'delete': False, 'type': 1, 'id': 43, 'history': {}}
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "c:\documents and settings\hordak\application data\deluge\plugins\flexrss-0.1.egg\flexrss\gtkui.py", line 856, in configure_cb_feed_refresh
File "c:\documents and settings\hordak\application data\deluge\plugins\flexrss-0.1.egg\flexrss\gtkui.py", line 1637, in parse_feed
KeyError: 1

{'queue_top': False, 'pause': False, 'name': 'Ground Force ', 'enabled': True, 'replace': {'pattern': '', 'with': ''}, 'patterns': [('ground.force.s%se%e', 'Title')], 'path': 'C:\\Documents and Settings\\hordak', 'feeds': [1], 'delete': False, 'type': 1, 'id': 44, 'history': {1: {}}}
FlexRSS: Unable to download torrent.

I have fallen back to Deluge 1.0.7. The loss of a functional FlexRSS plugin is a showstopper for me.

[hordak]

Whatever went in RC2, fixed the FlexRSS Plugin for me.

Thank you.

[marcboy]

Is it possible to use this in daemon mode?