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I'm interested in testing.
Gentoo 64bit desktop and server and Fedora 12 beta 32 bit netbook.  I use chromium for both and am very interested in testing any sab+newzbin+chromium extensions that are in the works.

you can do this already with Apache.  Use apache's mod_proxy to forward requests and limit access to it. ProxyRequest Off <Proxy *>   Order deny,allow   Deny from all   Allow from somewhere.dyndns.org </Proxy> ProxyPass  /sabnzbd/  http://localhost:8080/sabnzbd/ ProxyPassReverse /sabnzbd/ http://loc...

might be best to mark this topic "resolved" in the header?

UNS's SSL support sucked when they first adopted it so I can relate to that.  That extra delay could just be the typical overhead of adding SSL into the mix, or them trying to run SSL services on equipment not optimized for it (likely if it's a new service).  They'll probably advertise their SSL por...

So i have sabnzbd (with plush interface) running on the same box as my web server running Apache2 (with some extra modules like mod_proxy and pretty cool cookie+MySQL authentication system).  The system works great and offers authenticated only access to SABnzbd from afar that works with my existing...

I checked real quick (on my way out atm) and couldn't find the SSL instructions on their NewsHosting's support page. I found this: http://forums.newsbin.com/viewtopic.php?p=136901 ; but didn't read the whole thing to see if they found out what the problem is.  I would suggest looking around their su...

I just posted my ebuild configuration for sabnzbd-0.4.2 here: http://forums.sabnzbd.org/index.php?topic=553.0 Shypike, I know you're not a fan of installing sabnzbd globally in python or watching others rip apart your brain child; however, it's an open source project.  People are going to use what y...

Hey guys, I just finished an ebuild for Gentoo's portage system with a modification of a super old setup.py script (0.2.7 i think).  It accomplishes much of what you guys are looking for as far as installation that is consistent with how other packages install. sabnzbd-0.4.2.ebuild (I follow rullerz...

I corrected my post above, the Prototype function is Ajax.PeriodicalUpdater() which takes a refresh delay and a decay value (decay is a multiplier for delay whenever the returned value is the same as last time). I'm not finding anything too useful for jquery as I'm not so familiar with it.  googling...

for security reasons, I would *highly* recommend not using root for daemon processes.  If there were ever a way to execute arbitrary code or permissions were not set restrictvely enough on the code the daemon runs, it would be executed with root privileges. For a lot of gnu systems, we use a utility...

The way I do it is by utilizing mod_proxy in apache.  I setup a vhost to handle a lot of my "LAN only services" like sab.  By doing this, you'll be able to utilize all those wonderful apache authentication and security modules (SSL, AUTH_MYSQL, etc) to really secure your sabnzbd web interf...

This would suck without some javascript at work to do the refreshing.  The Prototype JS libraries offer an Ajax.Updater described here: http://www.prototypejs.org/api/ajax/updater.&nbsp; To sum it up: ajax.updater Ajax.PreiodicalUpdater will subscribe to a served file, and if it changes, reset t...

As stated before, it would probably be best to use sabnzbd's system of shutting down instead.  I think the killing off of processes with start-stop-daemon will screw with anything that's currently being processed (most likely mess up post-processing).  You also have some variables declared in your i...

/var/run/* is a common place for PID files on gentoo as well. I've seem hamachi do what you're suggesting, creating a state file ( / etc/hamachi/state) that contains information about the running instance (username, identity, etc).  This info could then be easily parsed; however, I don't think /etc ...

ok, i updated the init and conf scripts given in the first post to use curl to shutdown properly.
To generalize this for most users, I just made SAB_HOSTNAME=$HOSTNAME, which will most likely work; but, can be overrided easily in the conf.d script.

hope this is cleaner and more useful.