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I don't see the problem with not implementing this when they let the users create their own apps that get their own API-key. SABnzbd would not need to pay Pushover anything at all. If a user has more than 7500 pushes from SABnzbd, they can personally purchase more pushes.

So, dragging up this old thread a bit, but thought this could be of use for other people as well. I've made a really simple bash-script that fetches the username & password for Just4Today, and updates the server in SABnzbd via the API (and hence, no restart of SABnzbd is needed). Simply run it o...

shypike wrote:You should remove the space between re: and the actual expression.
The space won't ever match.
So:
re:.*(720|1080)[pP].*

I'll strip this space in the next release, because it should never be used anyway, but \s instead.

Ahhh. This explains a lot (-:

Thanks.

Even Python behaves as expected (both re.search and re.match); jocke@omg:~$ python -c "import re;movie=re.search('.*(720|1080)[pP].*','Austin.Powers.The.Spy.Who.Shagged.Me.1999.1080p.BluRay.x264.iNT-WPi');print movie.group(0);" Austin.Powers.The.Spy.Who.Shagged.Me.1999.1080p.BluRay.x264.iN...

That's not the way regexes work. When you use ".*bla" the "bla" part will not be explicitly matched, because ".*" eats all. In fact the ".*" is not needed at all because a regex tries to find a pattern within a larger string. You don't need to specify the par...

Hm, doing the following seems to work;
However, ".*" should be valid Python regex, so I'm not entirely sure why it behaves like this...

(Please feel free to move this to the beta-forums, as described here ; I could not create any new topics there, so...) Anyways. Regexes in the RSS-section doesn't seem to work properly. Given the following filters; 0: Accept: .*[sS]([0-9]{2})[eE]([0-9]{2}).* 1: Accept: .*(720|1080)[pP].* 2: Accept: ...

Hi, This isn't really a post-process script, but I thought I'd share it anyhow. I recently started using CouchPotato together with SABnzbd. When it has downloaded a movie, I've set it to move it + rename it as well, using the following naming-convetion; () Previously I used to just keep the original...

I'm not using this post-script anymore, but the following modified script should work just fine even if the folder/filename contain spaces; #!/bin/sh filecount=0 nzbcount=0 sfvcount=0 nfocount=0 subcount=0 idxcount=0 srrcount=0 echo "This cleanup is intended for TV-shows." echo ""...

Are there any specific circumstances that lead to this? Not that I can think of. I haven't been able to reproduce the issue, and it's only happened two times so far. Multiple skins? Just the default ones. Multiple computers accessing the UI? Mainly just one, but some times there are 2 or 3 computer...

shypike wrote:Sorry, I lost track.

No problem (-:

Does this issue result in any loss of functionality? Does the UI recover when you just refresh the browser page?

No data-loss or corruption occurs. I have to restart SABnzbd before it goes away.

shypike wrote:Are you using the CherryPy included in SABnzbd's distribution?

Yes. If you see my first post, I'm using Windows.

So SABnzbd-upgrades doesn't upgrade CherryPy? Because I'm running SABnzbd 0.5.3, and my CherryPy-version is still 3.2.0.

Was the CherryPy-version changed between 0.5.3 and 0.5.4?

It happened again. Exactly the same error. Same CherryPy-version (3.2.0), but this time with SABnzbd+ 0.5.3.