Update download speed + timeleft for downloading 'force' nzb

[tripkip]

Using SABnzbd 0.7.9.

In the web UI the download speed or time left is not shown/updated while items with 'force' priority are downloaded.
This is happening because the queue is paused, but since force overrules the queue being paused the speed and time left for the 'force' items should be displayed.

[shypike]

It will be, in 0.7.10

[tripkip]

It will be, in 0.7.10

Awesom shypike! Thanks.

I don't know if it's a little buggie or if it's just the way it's designed, but when sickbeard adds an nzb to the queue it sends it with priority 'high'.
My SABnzbd category for sickbeard is set to priority 'force'. SABnzbd ignores the category priority because it is added with a manual priority.
Can I/you make it so that it still uses force?

[shypike]

You'll need a pre-queue script for that.

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@echo off
echo 1
echo.
echo.
echo.
echo.
if "%5" == "1" echo 2
if not "%5" == "1" echo.

Details are described in the Wiki: http://wiki.sabnzbd.org/user-pre-queue-script

[tripkip]

You'll need a pre-queue script for that.

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@echo off
echo 1
echo.
echo.
echo.
echo.
if "%5" == "1" echo 2
if not "%5" == "1" echo.

Details are described in the Wiki: http://wiki.sabnzbd.org/user-pre-queue-script

My category voor TV is called 'TV'..
Is this correct then?

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@echo off
echo 1
echo.
echo.
echo.
echo.
if "%3" == "TV" echo 2
if not "%3" == "TV" echo.
echo.

OK I see now what you did with your example
It switches high to force.

Thanks.

[tripkip]

Hmm your script worked when I tested it a first time.
Now when sickbeard added a new ep it didn't:
2013-02-01 15:49:44,561::INFO::[newsunpack:1533] Running pre-queue script ['/SABscripts/high2force.sh', 'Some.TV.SHOW.S06E14.720p.WEB-DL.DD5.1.H.264', '', 'tv', '', '1', '750876724', 'alt.binaries.teevee', 'Some TV Show', '6', '14', '720p WEB-DL DD5 1 H 264']

[shypike]

It didn't what?
Not run the script or not give the wanted result?

[tripkip]

Not giving the wanted result. According to the log the script ran.
It works for a backlog tv show, not for a new one.
Sickbeard sends backlog TV shows without any priority (so default). --> these are added with priority 'force' correctly
New ones are sent with priority 'high'. --> these are still added with priority 'high'

[shypike]

Can you list your script?

[tripkip]

Can you list your script?

I tried both of the scripts below.

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echo off
echo 1
echo.
echo.
echo.
echo.
if "%5" == "1" echo 2
if not "%5" == "1" echo.

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echo off
echo 1
echo.
echo.
echo.
echo.
if "%3" == "tv" echo 2
if not "%3" == "tv" echo.

[shypike]

Eh, you are using a Windows script on a Linux system?
That won't work.
Even the Windows variant that you list is incorrect: you left out the @ at the start of the first line.
That @ is essential.

For Linux (or OSX) you would use:

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#!/bin/bash
echo 1
echo
echo
echo
echo
if [ "$5" = "1" ]; then
    echo 2
fi

[tripkip]

Howly cow. What a retard am I.

Thanks shypike, it works great now!

[peavers]

Cheers shypike, script works great