Howto: multicore par2 on Debian, Ubuntu & derivatives

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Re: Howto: multicore par2 on Debian, Ubuntu & derivatives

Post by jd01 »

Running Stretch 9.5

I seem to have multicore par2 running in a much simpler way, did I do something wrong?

I installed par2-tbb by simply putting the referenced deb lines within into sources.list from:
https : //launchpad . net/~jcfp/+archive/ubuntu/sab-addons

i.e., these lines:
deb http:// ppa .launchpad. net/jcfp/sab-addons/ubuntu xenial main
deb-src http:// ppa. launchpad. net/jcfp/sab-addons/ubuntu xenial main

and then
# apt-get install par2-tbb

SAB reports "Multicore par2" with a checkmark, and a test download/repair/unpack worked just fine.
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Re: Howto: multicore par2 on Debian, Ubuntu & derivatives

Post by sander »

Yes, correct: jcfp has added a few nice things to sab-addons: sabyenc, par2cmdline and par2cmdline-mt. So it's now easer than in 2015 (=date of FiPo). See https://launchpad.net/~jcfp/+archive/ubuntu/sab-addons

But what's more: the whole process is much easier than last year:

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apt-get install software-properties-common
add-apt-repository ppa:jcfp/ppa
apt-get install sabnzbdplus

Done. Including sabyenc (for high speed yenc decoding):

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# python -c "import sabyenc; print sabyenc.__version__ " 
3.3.1
Pure magic by @jcfp
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Re: Howto: multicore par2 on Debian, Ubuntu & derivatives

Post by jd01 »

sander wrote: August 9th, 2018, 2:19 pm But what's more: the whole process is much easier than last year:

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apt-get install software-properties-common
add-apt-repository ppa:jcfp/ppa
apt-get install sabnzbdplus

Done. Including sabyenc (for high speed yenc decoding):

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# python -c "import sabyenc; print sabyenc.__version__ " 
3.3.1
Pure magic by @jcfp
Too bad it doesn't work for Debian so easily. Nice though for those on Ubuntu.
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Re: Howto: multicore par2 on Debian, Ubuntu & derivatives

Post by pinn »

Hi,

This is quite an old topic - is multicore par2 enabled by default now on Debian. If not, are there updated instructions?

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Re: Howto: multicore par2 on Debian, Ubuntu & derivatives

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Maybe you can use the par2mt version that we supply through the PPA?
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Re: Howto: multicore par2 on Debian, Ubuntu & derivatives

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safihre wrote: December 14th, 2019, 9:22 am Maybe you can use the par2mt version that we supply through the PPA?
I'm not very au fait how to do this. Does this all seem right?

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More info: https://launchpad.net/~jcfp/+archive/ubuntu/sab-addons
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Re: Howto: multicore par2 on Debian, Ubuntu & derivatives

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Par2-mt seized to exist as a seperate project years ago, its patches have been merged into the main par2 project. That means standard par2 is multicore using openmp, which is slightly slower than tbb but widely supported. The other option is par2-tbb, which has been abandoned by its upstream developer, hasn't seen fixes and updates in a long time, and only works on platforms that have libtbb. On the plus side, it is faster.
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Re: Howto: multicore par2 on Debian, Ubuntu & derivatives

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jcfp wrote: December 16th, 2019, 3:44 am Par2-mt seized to exist as a seperate project years ago, its patches have been merged into the main par2 project. That means standard par2 is multicore using openmp, which is slightly slower than tbb but widely supported. The other option is par2-tbb, which has been abandoned by its upstream developer, hasn't seen fixes and updates in a long time, and only works on platforms that have libtbb. On the plus side, it is faster.
Thanks for the info. So what comes bundled by default with Sab?
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Re: Howto: multicore par2 on Debian, Ubuntu & derivatives

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On Linux: nothing. Packages simply declare a dependency on par2, and installing sabnzbd thus pulls in a stand-alone package for that. On Debian or Ubuntu that would be 'par2' from the standard repos, but par2-tbb (only available from the ppa) also fits the bill as far as apt/dpkg are concerned because it claims to provide the same functionality (excerpt from 'apt-cache show par2-tbb'):

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Package: par2-tbb
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Conflicts: par2, par2-mt
Provides: par2
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