Feeder: a RSS-plugin for deluge >= 1.1

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Re: Feeder: a RSS-plugin for deluge >= 1.1

Post by gazpachoking »

Ok, I took a look at the code, and I think the problem is in the test_filter function.
The line:
if f.search(entry.title, 1) or f.search(entry.link, 1):
should be:
if f.search(entry.title) or f.search(entry.link):
I don't know python, and haven't tested it, but I believe the 1 parameter is a starting position for the search, which is why no matches work if they start at the first letter of the title. Removing it will make the parameter default to 0, thus starting at the beginning of the string.
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Re: Feeder: a RSS-plugin for deluge >= 1.1

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How embarrassing... you're absolutely right, I'm not sure why I added that extra argument there....

Well that is fixed, and in the new version you can also see what files a filter matches below the filter settings form. Note that it's updated when you save the filter, and if you leave the filter as activated it will also download the files directly, so therefor you can now set a filter as deactivated, so you can try the filter without downloading anything.
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Re: Feeder: a RSS-plugin for deluge >= 1.1

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Excellent, Thank you very much for making this plug-in!!

I was just looking at changing to a different Bit Torrent Client because I want RSS but the Tempory FlexRSS is a bit unstable, only works if you have the GTK ui running and and doesn't have a Web UI so I have to manage it on the front end which is difficult to read because its on the media server which is only connected to an SD telly. However this solves all those problems, Brilliant Thanks

That said I do have some feature requests/suggestions:

1.
(Not Really a feature)
Put the URL of the .egg file, rather than just the php download page. Then we'd be able to download it to our systems with wget. (someone may be clever enough to work out what the url is and post it here). further to this you could supply a command line install instructions.
Something like:

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cd ~/.config/deluge/plugins
wget <egg url>
restart deluge
2.
Regex helpers, it takes me a long time to work out what the regex needs to be get the correct seasons, episodes I need. Some kind of helper similar to those supplied in flex RSS that guess which number is the season and which is the episode based on the filename of one of the files on the feed. Such that you can then fill in a episode/season box to get the file you want

3.
(probably requires 2 to be already done)
special characters in download location that get replaced with relevant characters from the file name eg the season number. Such that you could supply a download location of

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/home/loz/Videos/24/Season-%s/
where %s gets replaced with the season number

4.
(similar to 3)
I don't know if deluge supports file renaming like some other clients but if it did it would be really cool if you could clean up the file names by supplying a format and special characters for the file name, EG

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Greys_Anatomy_S%sE%e.avi

where %s gets replaced with the season number and %e gets replaced with the episode number
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Re: Feeder: a RSS-plugin for deluge >= 1.1

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Sweet, working well now! Thanks for this plug-in, I've been waiting to have rss back for quite a while with the new version of deluge.
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Re: Feeder: a RSS-plugin for deluge >= 1.1

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I validated that this plugin does not work on Windows XP SP 3 32 Bit using Mozilla Firefox.

I will be sticking with FlexRSS Plugin for 1.x on the original GTUI instead.
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Re: Feeder: a RSS-plugin for deluge >= 1.1

Post by feffe »

lozbrown:
You're quite welcome :)

1.
well, I don't know how this forum handles uploads, but for your convenience I also put the files at http://feeder.winterbird.org/

2-4: these may be implemented at some point... I think that link rewriting is probably more prioritized...

Some more things I would like to implement:
  • Integration with the label plugin
  • filter history (I would like it to not match a torrent that it has already downloaded once)
  • Anything else?
On another note: I noticed that setting speed limits (at least upload speed limit) doesn't work (it crashes when trying to add the torrent). I'll look into it when I have time, but if someone feels like debugging, feel free :)

hordak:
Can you be more specific with what doesn't work? You can't activate the plugin? It crashes when you try to configure it? It doesn't match any feeds? I would like this to work on all platforms, but I have no computer running windows to test on.
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Re: Feeder: a RSS-plugin for deluge >= 1.1

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I activated the plugin, but it did not show up in the plugin column in the preferences menu item in Firefox (http://localhost:8112/config/).

It shows up in GTKUI, but it only has a text box for Test Config Value.

I also get the following message in the top right corner of the screen (I did not see this in Deluge 1.0.x):

: (3, 'GetDiskSpaceFreeEx', 'The system cannot find the path specified.')">
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Re: Feeder: a RSS-plugin for deluge >= 1.1

Post by feffe »

hmm...

Does anyone else have troubles with this in Windows?

I will see if I can find a windows computer to experiment on...
dob

Re: Feeder: a RSS-plugin for deluge >= 1.1

Post by dob »

Hello,

I want to use this plugin as follows:
I have a feed, formatted like this: http://vinylkoffer.de/nopaste/fc5fna
Now I want to download every item in that feed. No filtering, just throw them all in.
But: If I have downloaded an item before, I don't want it downloaded again, obviously (unless I confirm somewhere).

Is there a way to do this?

Thanks for your help, and keep up the good work.
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Re: Feeder: a RSS-plugin for deluge >= 1.1

Post by lega »

I should not join in "test config value" can help me?
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