nzbclub.com support
nzbclub.com support
Dunno if it's possible, but I'm digging this NZB site. Thanks!
Re: nzbclub.com support
Have you tried it?
Is the RSS feed working, because that's what most of the support is about.
If they have goofy non-standard RSS feeds and/or have odd requirements in accessing the NZB files,
you can forget support.
Is the RSS feed working, because that's what most of the support is about.
If they have goofy non-standard RSS feeds and/or have odd requirements in accessing the NZB files,
you can forget support.
Re: nzbclub.com support
Hello
It's a non-standard RSS feed. No direct nzb links in feed.
RSS example:
http://feed.nzbclub.com/nzbfeed.aspx?ss ... 09.10&sa=1
Example of link in RSS Feed:
http://feed.nzbclub.com/nzb_view.aspx?mid=3761061
But if we replace the "nzb_view.aspx" part of the URL with "nzb_download.aspx"...we can catch the nzb :-)
(example) http://www.nzbclub.com/nzb_download.aspx?mid=3761061
Greetz
Vr
It's a non-standard RSS feed. No direct nzb links in feed.
RSS example:
http://feed.nzbclub.com/nzbfeed.aspx?ss ... 09.10&sa=1
Example of link in RSS Feed:
http://feed.nzbclub.com/nzb_view.aspx?mid=3761061
But if we replace the "nzb_view.aspx" part of the URL with "nzb_download.aspx"...we can catch the nzb :-)
(example) http://www.nzbclub.com/nzb_download.aspx?mid=3761061
Greetz
Vr
Re: nzbclub.com support
Yes, it's not very hard to implement.
However this site has a preference for over-the-top titles.
An example:
Ubuntu-9.10-ultimate-2.4-x64 versie 2.4 `Ubuntu-9.10-ultimate-2.4-x64 versie 2.4.7zUbuntu-9.10-ultimate-2.4-x64 versie 2.4.7z`
There actual filenames are less bad, but still rather awkward.
Ubuntu 9.10 Desktop amd64 - ubuntu-9.10-desktop-amd64
That's one of their shorter names
I'll give it a thought.
You may consider asking them to provide an option for RSS feeds with download links instead of view links.
However this site has a preference for over-the-top titles.
An example:
Ubuntu-9.10-ultimate-2.4-x64 versie 2.4 `Ubuntu-9.10-ultimate-2.4-x64 versie 2.4.7zUbuntu-9.10-ultimate-2.4-x64 versie 2.4.7z`
There actual filenames are less bad, but still rather awkward.
Ubuntu 9.10 Desktop amd64 - ubuntu-9.10-desktop-amd64
That's one of their shorter names
I'll give it a thought.
You may consider asking them to provide an option for RSS feeds with download links instead of view links.
meh
For that reason my first use of the site shall also be my last. I am similarly not amused by the excessive use of JS.shypike wrote: this site has a preference for over-the-top titles.
Re: nzbclub.com support
Maybe they made some changes as there is also a link to the nzb in the feed :
http://www.nzbclub.com/nzbfeed.aspx?ss= ... a=1&rpp=25
As you can see there are 2 links
1st is the view
2nd is the download
Sabnzbd+ now tries to open the 1st link to download , can this be changed ?
Or is this really something for nzbclub ?
----- EDIT ------
I just made a yahoo pip , and this replaces "view" with "download"
Works like a charme
http://www.nzbclub.com/nzbfeed.aspx?ss= ... a=1&rpp=25
As you can see there are 2 links
1st is the view
2nd is the download
Sabnzbd+ now tries to open the 1st link to download , can this be changed ?
Or is this really something for nzbclub ?
----- EDIT ------
I just made a yahoo pip , and this replaces "view" with "download"
Works like a charme
Last edited by rascalli on September 12th, 2010, 2:12 am, edited 1 time in total.
Re: nzbclub.com support
It is possible to implement it.
However it does require hard-coding of nzbclub support.
We do that for some other sites, but it isn't pretty and it is hard to maintain
since these site change their interfaces at will.
Where are they days of a rock-solid and dependable newzbin
However it does require hard-coding of nzbclub support.
We do that for some other sites, but it isn't pretty and it is hard to maintain
since these site change their interfaces at will.
Where are they days of a rock-solid and dependable newzbin
Re: nzbclub.com support
Indeed .. well I guess it's better then if people use the yahoo pipe workaround , as that works in sabnzbd+ (less work)shypike wrote: Where are they days of a rock-solid and dependable newzbin
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Re: nzbclub.com support
Hello.
I'm sorry to bring back an old subject but I am kinda interested in nzbclub and it's rss feeds.
Now they have SaveResult.
From their website: "Now you can pick collections and add it to your own SaveResult. It's a watch list with RSS Feed for ummm.. anything"
You simply go adding nzb's to your watch list and then you get to add the ones you like the most to SaveR.
And SaveR has an rss feed.
Only thing is, I don't know how SAB+ would "login" to nzbclub.
SaveR only works when you're logged into their site.
I wouldn't mind using a yahoo pipe as long as it would work.
Unfortunately, my scripting/piping capabilities are next to none.
Could someone help me? rascalli?
TIA
Cheers
I'm sorry to bring back an old subject but I am kinda interested in nzbclub and it's rss feeds.
Now they have SaveResult.
From their website: "Now you can pick collections and add it to your own SaveResult. It's a watch list with RSS Feed for ummm.. anything"
You simply go adding nzb's to your watch list and then you get to add the ones you like the most to SaveR.
And SaveR has an rss feed.
Only thing is, I don't know how SAB+ would "login" to nzbclub.
SaveR only works when you're logged into their site.
I wouldn't mind using a yahoo pipe as long as it would work.
Unfortunately, my scripting/piping capabilities are next to none.
Could someone help me? rascalli?
TIA
Cheers
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Re: nzbclub.com support
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if link:
# Make sure there are no spaces in the URL
link = link.replace(' ','')
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# Compensate for nzbclub rss links
if 'nzbclub.com/' in link and not ('nzb_get' in link):
link = link.replace('nzb_view', 'nzb_get')
link += '.nzb'
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if link:
# Compensate for nzbclub rss links
if 'nzbclub.com/' in link and not ('nzb_get' in link):
link = link.replace('nzb_view', 'nzb_get')
link += '.nzb'
# Make sure there are no spaces in the URL
link = link.replace(' ','')
Re: nzbclub.com support
That's not the best way to do it, since (as you noticed) the links change.
I'll see what I can do for this.
There's already some limited support for nzbclub in the current release.
It's a very idiosyncratic site.
I'll see what I can do for this.
There's already some limited support for nzbclub in the current release.
It's a very idiosyncratic site.
Re: nzbclub.com support
I found out what goes wrong.
nzbclub.com is already supported.
However, they do make the mistake of embedding spaces in their URL.
Example: url="http://www.nzbclub.com/nzb_get/16624151/Mac Ubuntu 10 10.nzb"
This should have been: url="http://www.nzbclub.com/nzb_get/16624151 ... 0%2010.nzb"
I'm sure they forget to quote all sorts of other characters too.
nzbclub.com is already supported.
However, they do make the mistake of embedding spaces in their URL.
Example: url="http://www.nzbclub.com/nzb_get/16624151/Mac Ubuntu 10 10.nzb"
This should have been: url="http://www.nzbclub.com/nzb_get/16624151 ... 0%2010.nzb"
I'm sure they forget to quote all sorts of other characters too.