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The ping does know how to handle the `uname -n`: sander@toverdoos:~$ ping `uname -n` PING toverdoos (176.31.156.230) 56(84) bytes of data. 64 bytes from toverdoos (176.31.156.230): icmp_req=1 ttl=64 time=0.041 ms ... so ping does resolve the `uname -n` name. Luckily python knows it too: sander@tover...

Hmmm, you're right about the logging, only logging isn't active. I'll see what I can do. What I find hard to understand the cavalier approach that Linux distros have towards setting up a proper node name. "uname -n" should give a name that resolves to the IP address of the system. On many...

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@shypike:

I think it would useful if sabnzbd would log strange things it discovers in get_webhost(). That way it would be easier to analyze and solve problems. See the last post of whytewolf.

I would love it if sabnzbd would report retention too :) Its the status logon I'm wondering about - for example, right now, the first entry is: (Looks good) 211 25000000 5184689169 5209689169 alt.binaries.boneless 211 is obviously a status. what are the next 3 long numbers? RFC977 tells the meaning...

Hey Sander Thanks again for maintaining this list. (And thanks to mck above for adding to it). Do you think you could add a legend to the html page with what the numbers reflect? I feel dumb asking as I kind of have an idea but not really enough to evaluate them for retention. thanks There a four c...

jeroenstoker wrote:Works after disabling my firewall in the DS212+

Ah. So the firewall madness has reached NAS boxes? Why would you want a firefox on a local LAN?

Anyway: good that it works.

shypike wrote:Makes sense, doesn't it?
When you do not specify a hostname on the command line, it's read from the INI file.
None means that you didn't a command line value.

Ahhhhh! OK. Clear. Thanks.

mck wrote:http://www.tweak.nl/nieuws.html&item=175
free.tweaknews.nl:119 Threads: 4

also XennaNews test server that has been around for a while not on the list
91.223.220.236:119

Thank you. Added; see http://www.appelboor.com/newsserver.html

"python SABnzbd.py -d" works for me (SAB becomes a daemon), and I can execute a new command.

However, I don't know if/how that works on iOS.

Weird ... in sequential order (and with :: set in sabnzbd.ini): sander@R540:~/SABnzbd-0.7.2RC1$ python SABnzbd.py Into get_webhost ... ('cherryhost 1 is %s', None) ('cherryhost 2 is %s', None) ('cherryhost 3 is %s', '::') ('cherryhost 5 is %s', '::') ('cherryhost 666 is %s', '::') 2012-07-13 11:25:1...

And? How are things going now?

I'm not really awake after staying up too long yesterday. I'll look into it. I think it's better to stop using localhost by default and go for the safer 127.0.0.1 Simultaneous binding to both 127.0.0.1 and ::1 gives problems on too many (probably badly configured) systems. get_webhost() is an "...

shypike wrote:What is :: supposed to mean?

Serious?

:: is the IPv6 equivalent of 0.0.0.0. So with :: will listen to all incoming connections. On Linux that is IPv4 and IPv6.

Or do you mean :: can never get there? I will try in SABnzbd.py ...

shypike wrote:

sander wrote: I don't really understand the goal of the extra function.

It is to prevent binding to ::1 in systems that don't properly support it.

The snippet I posted: is that correct behaviour? Because the input is "::" (not ::1), and the result is empty.