Loving using this in conjunction with with rtorrent/rutorrent, especially using the autowatch feature. I am increasingly wanting to look into usenet. Can someone recommend the best usenet service for tv eps? Yes, I am condoning piracy as no free to air (or pay) TV where I live (Thailand) has none of the shows I want and if they do, they have Thai overdubbed.
@jimmyjampola Have a look at Astraweb - they do both a Pay As You Go and an Unlimited Monthly Subscription offering. Depending upon how much you download, one may be more economical than the other. 25GB will cost you $10US, or 180GB is $25US. Unlimited tariffs are between $10US - $15US. I think $10US is roughly 300 Thai Baht. Otherwise Suprnews does an unlimited package for $12US per month. I've used both these companies (and Giganews which is great but too expensive) - currently with Astraweb,
you have told us on tech snap and on las to root and rerom our androids phones could you go over how to do that and include what we need to know to back up like music or are files on another partition and how to pick a rom and install it ext. please :)
Sounds pretty cool. I've always used public torrent trackers so I've been worried about getting caught. (I actually was once) Having Sick Beard go through UseNet for me would be great.
For linux the best way is just to use git. If your on ubuntu: sudo apt-get install git; mkdir Projects; cd Projects; git clone I_cant_post_the_link_apparently; sudo cp ~/Projects/Sick-Beard/init.ubuntu /etc/init.d/sickbeard; sudo nano /etc/init.d/sickbeard; now edit APP_PATH=/home/YOURUSER/Projects/Sick-Beard and RUN_AS=YOURUSER save crtl o, and exit ctrl x. sudo update-rc.d sickbeard defaults; sudo service sickbeard start; go to localhost:8081 in a browser
@blackoutworm@blackoutworm For linux the best way is just to use git. If your on ubuntu: sudo apt-get install git mkdir Projects cd Projects git clone I_cant_post_the_link_apparently sudo cp ~/Projects/Sick-Beard/init.ubuntu /etc/init.d/sickbeard sudo nano /etc/init.d/sickbeard now edit APP_PATH=/home/YOURUSER/Projects/Sick-Beard and RUN_AS=YOURUSER save crtl o, and exit ctrl x. sudo update-rc.d sickbeard defaults sudo service sickbeard start go to localhost:8081 in a web browser
@mickstephenson Thanks, but I didn't understand most of that.
I installed git and downloaded sickbeard to .sickbeard in my user folder.
I also copied the ubuntu file you mentioned, but I have no idea what you meant by "edit app-path". Then I tried the sudo update-rc.d sickbeard defaults command, but it says "file doesn't exist".
So I don't think this is something I should mess around with.
I think I should stop now before everything goes wrong, and wait for a deb file to install it correctly.
@blackoutworm Because you are only installing sickbeard to your home folder, my instructions are in no way going to hose your system don't worry about that. PM me and I'll walk you through it.
@blackoutworm firstly, you need to have Python installed to run it. You can simply run it by typing python Sickbeard.py (replace python with python2 if thats what you have installed) and if you want it to run on startup, you can add "python Sickbeard.py" without the qoutes to your /etc/rc.local file and it should start on startup. It's a lazy solution because it means it runs as root but it will work fine nonetheless. Good Luck :)
Loving using this in conjunction with with rtorrent/rutorrent, especially using the autowatch feature. I am increasingly wanting to look into usenet. Can someone recommend the best usenet service for tv eps? Yes, I am condoning piracy as no free to air (or pay) TV where I live (Thailand) has none of the shows I want and if they do, they have Thai overdubbed.
jimmyjampola 1 month ago
@jimmyjampola Have a look at Astraweb - they do both a Pay As You Go and an Unlimited Monthly Subscription offering. Depending upon how much you download, one may be more economical than the other. 25GB will cost you $10US, or 180GB is $25US. Unlimited tariffs are between $10US - $15US. I think $10US is roughly 300 Thai Baht. Otherwise Suprnews does an unlimited package for $12US per month. I've used both these companies (and Giganews which is great but too expensive) - currently with Astraweb,
BountyB0b 4 weeks ago
you have told us on tech snap and on las to root and rerom our androids phones could you go over how to do that and include what we need to know to back up like music or are files on another partition and how to pick a rom and install it ext. please :)
drnapster 1 month ago
Jan 6, 2062,
Today In History
Today marks the 50th anniversary of the day USENET died
which as all the world knows is due to Chris from LAS mentioning it on his podcast
you4assourous 1 month ago
That is awesome. I gotta check that out
Brainbox97 1 month ago
hey man nice show... what is the software you use for editing & equipment... i need advice.. send me response to htspro@gmail.com thanks
ubuntutech 1 month ago
@ubuntutech Previous episodes of this series go into detail about it. He uses a Hackintosh. OSX on non mac hardware.
mickstephenson 1 month ago 2
Sounds like Flexget, which I use on Linux to automatically download anime episode torrents from tokyoshoto and start download them in Deluge.
Dannie92 1 month ago
You used Windows??? Oh nos!!!!1! Traitor :D
RyeinGoddard 1 month ago
Sounds pretty cool. I've always used public torrent trackers so I've been worried about getting caught. (I actually was once) Having Sick Beard go through UseNet for me would be great.
njdss4 1 month ago
Next week let build a seedbox! lolll
TheRanblingjohnny 1 month ago
screw it just go to pastebin id SiKSRNqB
mickstephenson 1 month ago
mickstephenson 1 month ago 8
@mickstephenson you can change path of /home/YOURUSER to $HOME, in this case it's dummyproof ;)
JackLeo90 1 month ago
What is a PVR? You mean a DVR? Is there a difference?
SmedleyDouwright 1 month ago
@SmedleyDouwright Personal Video Recorder bro.
Yankeeboy254 1 month ago
Hey. I went to their site, but couldn't find the download link for linux. I found source codes and a windows download. Where's the linux version?
blackoutworm 1 month ago
mickstephenson 1 month ago
@mickstephenson sorry about the horrible formatting I was having trouble with posting links I'll try to do better
mickstephenson 1 month ago
@mickstephenson Thanks, but I didn't understand most of that.
I installed git and downloaded sickbeard to .sickbeard in my user folder.
I also copied the ubuntu file you mentioned, but I have no idea what you meant by "edit app-path". Then I tried the sudo update-rc.d sickbeard defaults command, but it says "file doesn't exist".
So I don't think this is something I should mess around with.
I think I should stop now before everything goes wrong, and wait for a deb file to install it correctly.
blackoutworm 1 month ago
@blackoutworm Because you are only installing sickbeard to your home folder, my instructions are in no way going to hose your system don't worry about that. PM me and I'll walk you through it.
mickstephenson 1 month ago
@mickstephenson thanks
blackoutworm 1 month ago
@blackoutworm firstly, you need to have Python installed to run it. You can simply run it by typing python Sickbeard.py (replace python with python2 if thats what you have installed) and if you want it to run on startup, you can add "python Sickbeard.py" without the qoutes to your /etc/rc.local file and it should start on startup. It's a lazy solution because it means it runs as root but it will work fine nonetheless. Good Luck :)
jimmyjampola 1 month ago