DELUGE TORRENT RSS INSTALL
I had to install pygobject and pyxdg to get it to work. You may need to install some dependencies from here. I have tested this with Windows now, (deluge 1.1.9, flexget 1.0b5,) and have it successfully running on my Windows Home Server box. It should auto detect whether you are running 1.1 or 1.2 and adjust accordingly, but it may have some problems if you have both installed. (It's actually already working, but _reallly_ messy and missing features atm.)ĭeluge 1.2 support is now added into svn. I'm working on support for the new API of Deluge 1.2, should be able to commit it to the flexget 1.0 branch sometime in the next week. Check out an example config in the deluge plugin docs to see what it can do.
DELUGE TORRENT RSS SERIES
The new series filter, combined with the deluge plugin makes for some really powerful and easy to configure tv show downloading. (assuming you have checked out flexget to a folder called flexget in your home directory, and called your configuration configfile.yml)ĭeluge support in 1.0svn is pretty much done, check it out and leave your suggestions. This would run the script every 30 minutes. */30 * * * * ~/flexget/flexget.py -c configfile.yml This should begin editing your user's cron file.
(instructions for other platforms can be found by following the installation guide) Here is how you would add a cron entry: Run crontab -e (A more advanced example showing off some of the cooler (imo) features of flexget can be found here.)ģ. Here is a sample configuration for TV shows, further info can be found here. Set up your configuration file for flexget. If you have any issues to report, you can ask in the #flexget channel of freenode, or create a ticket at the flexget site.Ģ. (EDIT: Now includes features like automatically sorting series/seasons into their own folders, and renaming series/movies to your naming standard.)
DELUGE TORRENT RSS DOWNLOAD
So basically FlexGet will now allow you to specify where deluge will download the torrent to, along with other per torrent options like ratio, label, queuetotop, etc. So I decided to solve that problem by making a plugin for FlexGet that would add torrents to deluge directly (acting as a deluge client) instead of downloading the torrent files to a watch folder. The only problem, is that since deluge doesn't support multiple watch directories, (EDIT: it does now, but using flexget's native support for deluge is still more powerful,) I couldn't configure separate save paths for my different shows. I found FlexGet, which is a (really flexible) python program that auto downloads torrents, and includes smart episode filtering. Different directories for different filters So, neither of the available RSS plug-ins quite fit my requirements, so I decided to see what I could come up with for RSS downloading.
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