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Nice, thank you

I'm not sure if this is helping anyone, but I wanted this as well. For me it was easier to patch the tvsorter to work the way I want: *** tvsort.py 2010-11-20 18:30:17.000000000 +0100 --- ../tar/SABnzbd-0.5.6/sabnzbd/tvsort.py 2010-11-20 18:14:52.000000000 +0100 *************** *** 301,306 **** --- ...

On Windows Vista, the nzbmatrix settings are not saved to the .ini when setting it in the initial setup guide.

Thanks for a great app

Edit: this should perhaps be moved to the Beta forum.

On linux, the method perm_script() chmod's all files in the destination folder, marking all the files already in the destination folder as changed. This makes it impossible for me to distinguish newly downloaded episodes/files from other episodes in the same folder. To solve this I changed the postp...

This can be done in a postscript already though, for instance with this "post processing script" on a Linux machine. #!/bin/bash find "$1" -cmin -1 -name *.avi | grep -iv sample this finds all avi-files changed/created/moved less than 1 minute ago, except file names containing 's...

Create a .txt file with this command:
shutdown -s -f -c "Download finished"

rename it to .bat and place it in the postscript folder.

tret, I wrote the method in python.

I hope it helps

http://pastebin.com/m2e0912bd

I am also working on the imdb movie.nfo creation, it hasn't worked quite right to this point so I am trying to come up with some new methods for accurately searching imdb when the downloads have extra garbage in the directory titles (the.dark.knight.720p.bluray.newrelease.blah.blah.blah.2008) Tret,...

Moves all avi-files, except filenames containing "sample" #!/bin/bash cd "$1" FILES=`ls *.avi | grep -iv sample` echo "moving avi files..." echo $FILES a=0; F_ARRAY=( $FILES ) for file in $FILES do         mv ${F_ARRAY[$a]} ~/downloads/extracted/         (( a += 1 )) do...