Send NZB files to SABNZBD by mail
Posted: July 6th, 2012, 7:47 am
A great feature would be if you can send a mail with a nzb file to a pop3/imap mailbox, which sabnzbd can read out every x minutes. Kind of like a watched folder but a watched mailbox instead.
This is great for sending a nzb from where ever you are, without the hassle of creating a vpn/ssh tunnel to your sabnzdb installation at home. A second advantage is that your sabnzbd installation doesn't need to be running when sending the mail with the nzb file. When you power on the device, it will check the mailbox and add the nzb to the queue.
Practical example : I have a Synology at home which is powered down during the day and powers on at night for two hours to download stuff that's been fed to it by Sickbeard or by manually feeding it nzbs by using a watched folder. When I'm at work or somewhere else and I find a good nzb, I have to go through the process of remotely powering the Synology on by using WOL, creating an ssl tunnel to home, opening up Synology homepage and adding the NZB to the watched folder. Or by using SABHelper on my mobile device, again through a tunnel. If on the other hand I could just mail the nzb files to an email address, it would work as a remote queue. When sabnzbd starts, it would read out the mailbox and add the nzbs to it's own queue for download. Even without the device being powered down, it's still a great feature to send nzb files remotely to your sabnzbd device as nowadays, you can send email from almost anywhere.
Well I think it would be a very nice feature to have .
This is great for sending a nzb from where ever you are, without the hassle of creating a vpn/ssh tunnel to your sabnzdb installation at home. A second advantage is that your sabnzbd installation doesn't need to be running when sending the mail with the nzb file. When you power on the device, it will check the mailbox and add the nzb to the queue.
Practical example : I have a Synology at home which is powered down during the day and powers on at night for two hours to download stuff that's been fed to it by Sickbeard or by manually feeding it nzbs by using a watched folder. When I'm at work or somewhere else and I find a good nzb, I have to go through the process of remotely powering the Synology on by using WOL, creating an ssl tunnel to home, opening up Synology homepage and adding the NZB to the watched folder. Or by using SABHelper on my mobile device, again through a tunnel. If on the other hand I could just mail the nzb files to an email address, it would work as a remote queue. When sabnzbd starts, it would read out the mailbox and add the nzbs to it's own queue for download. Even without the device being powered down, it's still a great feature to send nzb files remotely to your sabnzbd device as nowadays, you can send email from almost anywhere.
Well I think it would be a very nice feature to have .