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Subtitles Here we will configure some extra settings for your subtitles Settings => Subtitles Subtitle Options Where you want your subtitles it's recommended to put them AlongSide Media File . If you want to upgrade previously downloaded subtitles. How many days to go back in history to upgrade them. If you want to upgrade manually downloaded subtitles. Anti-Captcha Options Here you can select which Anti-Captcha provider you want to use. Why (or) do I need the Anti-Captcha ? Tip We recommend the following provider => https://anti-captcha.com/ Performance / Optimization When searching for subtitles, Bazarr will search less frequently to limit calls to providers. Search multiple providers at once (Don't choose this on low powered devices). If you want to use the embedded subtitles in the media files More Info Automatic Subtitles Synchronization Enable this option for automatic subtitles synchronization. Don't forget to save your settings!!! 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Name Description MainDir /data/usenet DestDir ${MainDir} (so it will go in to /data/usenet ) InterDir Files are downloaded into this directory (before unpack+par2) NzbDir Directory for incoming nzb-files. QueueDir This directory is used to save download queue, history, information statistics, etc. ScriptDir Directory with post-processing and other scripts. LogFile Where your log files will be stored (Please create a log directory in your config) NEWS-SERVERS Name Description Active Use this news server. Name The name is used in UI and for logging. It can be any string. Level Put your major download servers at level 0 and your fill servers at levels 1, 2, etc.. Host Host name of news server. Port Port to connect to. Password Password to use for authentication. Encryption Encrypted server connection (TLS/SSL). (preferred to use this) Connections Use the lowest possible amount of connections +1 to gain your max download speed. Retention How long the articles are stored on the news server. CATEGORIES Name Description Name This should match what you put in Sonarr/Radarr (tv/movies/sonarr/radarr/series/films) DestDir ${DestDir} Destination directory (/data/usenet/movies) Unpack Unpack downloaded nzb-files. Extensions List of extension scripts for this category. INCOMING NZBS Info AppendCategoryDir : Create subdirectory with category-name in destination-directory. DOWNLOAD QUEUE Caution WriteBuffer : If you're low on memory don't set this to high. LOGGING CHECK AND REPAIR UNPACK Info DirectUnpack : This might lower your download speed but the overall time could be faster. (disable on low powered devices) EXTENSION SCRIPTS Depending if you're using some NZBGet script here you can change the order or when it should be used Recommended Sonarr/Radarr Settings The following settings are recommended to for Sonarr/Radarr, else it could happen that Sonarr/Radarr will miss downloads that are still in the queue/history. 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The screenshots in the examples are using the following root path /data Settings => PATHS Settings => CATEGORIES ATTENTION You set your download location in your download client Your download client ONLY downloads to your download folder/location. And you tell Radarr where you want your clean media library Radarr imports from your download location (copy/move/hardlink) to your media folder/library Plex, Emby, JellyFin or Kodi should ONLY have access to your media folder/library Your Download and Media Library should be NEVER the same locations Questions or Suggestions? If you have questions or suggestions click the chat badge to join the Discord Support Channel where you can ask your questions directly and get live support.","title":"Path and Categories"},{"location":"Downloaders/NZBGet/Paths-and-Categories/#nzbget-paths-and-categories","text":"This basic example is based on the use of docker images Keep in mind the path are setup so it works with hardlinks and instant moves. 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Script #!/usr/bin/env python3 # ############################################################################## ### NZBGET SCAN SCRIPT ### # Clean NZB name. # # Removes the following suffixes from NZB name: # NZBgeek / Obfuscated / BUYMORE / Scrambled. # # NOTE: This script requires Python to be installed on your system. ### NZBGET SCAN SCRIPT ### ############################################################################## from __future__ import print_function import os , re , sys # Exit codes used by NZBGet POSTPROCESS_SUCCESS = 93 POSTPROCESS_ERROR = 94 POSTPROCESS_SKIP = 95 # Check if the script is called from NZBGet 13.0 or later if not 'NZBOP_SCRIPTDIR' in os . environ : print ( '*** NZBGet post-processing script ***' ) print ( 'This script is supposed to be called from NZBGet (13.0 or later).' ) sys . exit ( POSTPROCESS_ERROR ) if not 'NZBNP_NZBNAME' in os . environ : print ( '[WARN] Filename not found in environment' ) sys . exit ( POSTPROCESS_ERROR ) fwp = os . environ [ 'NZBNP_NZBNAME' ] fwp = re . sub ( '(?i)-4P\\.nzb$' , '.nzb' , fwp ) fwp = re . sub ( '(?i)-4Planet\\.nzb$' , '.nzb' , fwp ) fwp = re . sub ( '(?i)-AsRequested\\.nzb$' , '.nzb' , fwp ) fwp = re . sub ( '(?i)-AsRequested-xpost\\.nzb$' , '.nzb' , fwp ) fwp = re . sub ( '(?i)-BUYMORE\\.nzb$' , '.nzb' , fwp ) fwp = re . sub ( '(?i)-Chamele0n\\.nzb$' , '.nzb' , fwp ) fwp = re . sub ( '(?i)-GEROV\\.nzb$' , '.nzb' , fwp ) fwp = re . sub ( '(?i)-iNC0GNiTO\\.nzb$' , '.nzb' , fwp ) fwp = re . sub ( '(?i)-NZBGeek\\.nzb$' , '.nzb' , fwp ) fwp = re . sub ( '(?i)-Obfuscated\\.nzb$' , '.nzb' , fwp ) fwp = re . sub ( '(?i)-postbot\\.nzb$' , '.nzb' , fwp ) fwp = re . sub ( '(?i)-Rakuv\\.nzb$' , '.nzb' , fwp ) fwp = re . sub ( '(?i)-Scrambled\\.nzb$' , '.nzb' , fwp ) fwp = re . sub ( '(?i)-WhiteRev\\.nzb$' , '.nzb' , fwp ) fwp = re . sub ( '(?i)-xpost\\.nzb$' , '.nzb' , fwp ) fwp = re . sub ( '(?i)\\[eztv\\]\\.nzb$' , '.nzb' , fwp ) fwp = re . sub ( '(?i)\\[TGx\\]\\.nzb$' , '.nzb' , fwp ) fwp = re . sub ( '(?i)\\[TGx\\]-xpost\\.nzb$' , '.nzb' , fwp ) fwp = re . sub ( '(?i)\\[ettv\\]\\.nzb$' , '.nzb' , fwp ) fwp = re . sub ( '(?i)-WRTEAM\\.nzb$' , '.nzb' , fwp ) fwp = re . sub ( '(?i)-CAPTCHA\\.nzb$' , '.nzb' , fwp ) fwp = re . sub ( r '(\\-[^-.\\n]*)(\\-. {4} )?\\.nzb$' , r '\\1.nzb' , fwp ) if fwp : print ( '[NZB] NZBNAME=' , fwp , sep = '' ) sys . exit ( POSTPROCESS_SUCCESS ) HashRenamer Renames hashed media files to match the source NZB Title: HashRenamer.py Author(s): l3uddz URL: github.com/cloudbox/cloudbox Part of the Cloudbox project: https://cloudbox.works Built on top of the NZBGet scripts template created by Clinton Hall . Released under GNU General Public License v2.0 Script #!/usr/bin/env python3 # ############################################################################## # Title: HashRenamer.py # # Author(s): l3uddz, desimaniac # # URL: https://github.com/l3uddz/nzbgetScripts # # Description: Renames hashed media files to match the source NZB. # # -- # # Part of the Cloudbox project: https://cloudbox.works # ############################################################################## ############################################################################## # Built on top of the NZBGet scripts template created by Clinton Hall # # (https://github.com/clinton-hall). # # Released under GNU General Public License v2.0 # ############################################################################## ############################################################################## ### NZBGET POST-PROCESSING SCRIPT ### # Rename files with hashes for file name # # NOTE: This script requires Python to be installed on your system. # ############################################################################## ### NZBGET POST-PROCESSING SCRIPT ### ############################################################################## import os import re import shutil import sys # NZBGet Exit Codes NZBGET_POSTPROCESS_PARCHECK = 92 NZBGET_POSTPROCESS_SUCCESS = 93 NZBGET_POSTPROCESS_ERROR = 94 NZBGET_POSTPROCESS_NONE = 95 ############################################################ # EXTENSION STUFF ############################################################ def do_check (): if 'NZBOP_SCRIPTDIR' not in os . environ : print ( \"This script can only be called from NZBGet (11.0 or later).\" ) sys . exit ( 0 ) if os . environ [ 'NZBOP_VERSION' ][ 0 : 5 ] < '11.0' : print ( \"[ERROR] NZBGet Version %s is not supported. Please update NZBGet.\" % ( str ( os . environ [ 'NZBOP_VERSION' ]))) sys . exit ( 0 ) print ( \"Script triggered from NZBGet Version %s .\" % ( str ( os . environ [ 'NZBOP_VERSION' ]))) status = 0 if 'NZBPP_TOTALSTATUS' in os . environ : if not os . environ [ 'NZBPP_TOTALSTATUS' ] == 'SUCCESS' : print ( \"[ERROR] Download failed with status %s .\" % ( os . environ [ 'NZBPP_STATUS' ])) status = 1 else : # Check par status if os . environ [ 'NZBPP_PARSTATUS' ] == '1' or os . environ [ 'NZBPP_PARSTATUS' ] == '4' : print ( \"[ERROR] Par-repair failed, setting status \\\" failed \\\" .\" ) status = 1 # Check unpack status if os . environ [ 'NZBPP_UNPACKSTATUS' ] == '1' : print ( \"[ERROR] Unpack failed, setting status \\\" failed \\\" .\" ) status = 1 if os . environ [ 'NZBPP_UNPACKSTATUS' ] == '0' and os . environ [ 'NZBPP_PARSTATUS' ] == '0' : # Unpack was skipped due to nzb-file properties or due to errors during par-check if os . environ [ 'NZBPP_HEALTH' ] < 1000 : print ( \"[ERROR] Download health is compromised and Par-check/repair disabled or no .par2 files found. \" \\ \"Setting status \\\" failed \\\" .\" ) print ( \"[ERROR] Please check your Par-check/repair settings for future downloads.\" ) status = 1 else : print ( \"[ERROR] Par-check/repair disabled or no .par2 files found, and Unpack not required. Health is \" \\ \"ok so handle as though download successful.\" ) print ( \"[WARNING] Please check your Par-check/repair settings for future downloads.\" ) # Check if destination directory exists (important for reprocessing of history items) if not os . path . isdir ( os . environ [ 'NZBPP_DIRECTORY' ]): print ( \"[ERROR] Nothing to post-process: destination directory\" , os . environ [ 'NZBPP_DIRECTORY' ], \"doesn't exist. Setting status \\\" failed \\\" .\" ) status = 1 # All checks done, now launching the script. if status == 1 : sys . exit ( NZBGET_POSTPROCESS_NONE ) def get_file_name ( path ): try : file_name = os . path . basename ( path ) extensions = re . findall ( r '\\.([^.]+)' , file_name ) ext = '.' . join ( extensions ) name = file_name . replace ( \". %s \" % ext , '' ) return name , ext except Exception : pass return None def is_file_hash ( file_name ): hash_regexp = [ r '^[a-fA-F0-9] {40} $' , r '^[a-fA-F0-9] {32} $' , r '^[a-f0-9] {128} $' , r '^[a-zA-Z0-9] {42} $' ] for hash in hash_regexp : if re . match ( hash , file_name ): return True return False def find_files ( folder , extension = None , depth = None ): file_list = [] start_count = folder . count ( os . sep ) for path , subdirs , files in os . walk ( folder , topdown = True ): for name in files : if depth and path . count ( os . sep ) - start_count >= depth : del subdirs [:] continue file = os . path . join ( path , name ) if not extension : file_list . append ( file ) else : if file . lower () . endswith ( extension . lower ()): file_list . append ( file ) return sorted ( file_list , key = lambda x : x . count ( os . path . sep ), reverse = True ) ############################################################ # MAIN ############################################################ # do checks do_check () # retrieve required variables directory = os . path . normpath ( os . environ [ 'NZBPP_DIRECTORY' ]) nzb_name = os . environ [ 'NZBPP_NZBFILENAME' ] if nzb_name is None : print ( \"[ERROR] Unable to retrieve NZBPP_NZBFILENAME\" ) sys . exit ( NZBGET_POSTPROCESS_ERROR ) nzb_name = nzb_name . replace ( '.nzb' , '' ) print (( \"[INFO] Using \\\" %s \\\" for hashed filenames\" % nzb_name )) print (( \"[INFO] Scanning \\\" %s \\\" for hashed filenames\" % directory )) # scan for files found_files = find_files ( directory ) if not found_files : print (( \"[INFO] No files were found in \\\" %s \\\" \" % directory )) sys . exit ( NZBGET_POSTPROCESS_NONE ) else : print (( \"[INFO] Found %d files to check for hashed filenames\" % len ( found_files ))) # loop files checking for file hash moved_files = 0 for found_file_path in found_files : # set variable dir_name = os . path . dirname ( found_file_path ) file_name , file_ext = get_file_name ( found_file_path ) # is this a file hash if is_file_hash ( file_name ): new_file_path = os . path . join ( dir_name , \" %s . %s \" % ( nzb_name , file_ext )) print (( \"[INFO] Moving \\\" %s \\\" to \\\" %s \\\" \" % ( found_file_path , new_file_path ))) try : shutil . move ( found_file_path , new_file_path ) moved_files += 1 except Exception : print (( \"[ERROR] Failed moving \\\" %s \\\" to \\\" %s \\\" \" % ( found_file_path , new_file_path ))) print (( \"[INFO] Finished processing \\\" %s \\\" , moved %d files\" % ( directory , moved_files ))) sys . exit ( NZBGET_POSTPROCESS_SUCCESS ) replace_for Replaces underscores with dots Title: replace_for.py Author: miker Replaces underscores with dots in downloaded filename to prevent download loops with poorly named releases on some indexers (often HONE releases). Install Instructions: Copy script to NZBGet's script folder Run: sudo chmod +x replace_for.py In NZBGet go to Settings => Extension Scripts Enable replace_for.py in the Extensions setting. Script #!/usr/bin/env python3 # ############################################################################## ### NZBGET POST-PROCESSING SCRIPT ### # Replace underscore with dot. # # Author: miker # # # Copy script to NZBGet's script folder. # Run sudo chmod +x replace_for.py # # # NOTE: This script requires Python to be installed on your system. ### NZBGET POST-PROCESSING SCRIPT ### ############################################################################## from __future__ import print_function import os , re , sys # Exit codes used by NZBGet POSTPROCESS_SUCCESS = 93 POSTPROCESS_ERROR = 94 POSTPROCESS_SKIP = 95 directory = os . environ [ 'NZBPP_DIRECTORY' ] print ( 'Directory used is: ' , directory ) for path , currentDirectory , files in os . walk ( directory ): for file in files : if file . find ( \"_\" ) !=- 1 : dst = file . replace ( '_' , '.' ) os . rename ( os . path . join ( path , file ), os . path . join ( path , dst ) ) print ( 'Result: ' , file , \" renamed to \" , dst ) sys . exit ( POSTPROCESS_SUCCESS ) WtFnZb-Renamer Renames hashed media files to match the source NZB Title: WtFnZb-Renamer.py Author(s): WtFnZb URL: ?? NZBGET SCAN SCRIPT Extract filenames from subjects containing [PRiVATE]-[WtFnZb] This extensions extracts obfuscated filenames from .nzb files Script #!/usr/bin/env python3 ### NZBGET SCAN SCRIPT # Extract filenames from subjects containing [PRiVATE]-[WtFnZb] # # This extensions extracts obfuscated filenames from .nzb files # created by WtFnZb. # # Supported subject formats: # # - [PRiVATE]-[WtFnZb]-[filename]-[1/5] - \"\" yEnc 0 (1/1)\" # # - [PRiVATE]-[WtFnZb]-[5]-[1/filename] - \"\" yEnc # # # NOTE: Requires Python and lxml (sudo apt install python3-lxml python-lxml) # ### NZBGET SCAN SCRIPT import sys import os import re # Exit codes used by NZBGet POSTPROCESS_SUCCESS = 93 POSTPROCESS_NONE = 95 POSTPROCESS_ERROR = 94 try : from lxml import etree except ImportError : print ( u '[ERROR] Python lxml required. Please install with \"sudo apt install python-lxml\" or \"pip install lxml\".' ) sys . exit ( POSTPROCESS_ERROR ) patterns = ( re . compile ( r '^(?P