Bij het starten van nzbget op een debian sarge omgeving krijg ik de volgende errormelding
Last login: Tue Sep 20 22:00:26 2005 from 172.19.3.5
leech:~# nzbget
I/O warning : failed to load external entity "/root/.nzbget/nzbget.cfg"
FATAL ERROR: Configuration file /root/.nzbget/nzbget.cfg not found or broken! Aborting.
nzbget.cfg is aangepast aan mijn settings
<nzbget-config>
<options>
<!-- GLOBAL OPTIONS -->
<option name="tempdir">/home/sebas/downloads/temp</option> <!-- directory to store temporary files -->
<option name="destinationdir">/home/sebas/downloads</option> <!-- destination-directory to store the downloaded files -->
<option name="appendpostnametodir">yes</option> <!-- Append post's name to destinationdir? -->
<!-- works only if nzbfile is named: msgid_123456_POSTNAME.nzb --
<option name="outputmode">curses</option> <!-- sets outputmode. May be "curses", "colored", or "logable" --
<option name="dupecheck">yes</option> <!-- enables/disables dupechecking -->
<option name="downloadrate">100</option> <!-- Set the maximum download rate to 100 kB/s -->
<option name="renamebroken">yes</option> <!-- Visibly rename broken files on download appending "_broken"?
<option name="serverip">localhost</option> <!-- Set the IP which the client uses to contact the server -->
<option name="serverport">6789</option> <!-- Set the port which the server & client use -->
<option name="serverpassword">tegbzn6789</option> <!-- Set the password needed to succesfully queue a request -->
<option name="reloadqueue">ask</option> <!-- Possible values are yes, no and ask -->
<option name="info">screen</option> <!-- Possible values are screen, log, both, none -->
<option name="warning">screen</option> <!-- Possible values are screen, log, both, none -->
<option name="error">screen</option> <!-- Possible values are screen, log, both, none -->
<option name="createbrokenfilelog">no</option> <!-- Creates a log of all broken files, values yes/no -->
<option name="resetlogonnewdownload">no</option> <!-- resets the global log file upon new download -->
</options>
<servers>
<!-- This section defines which servers nzbget should connect to. -->
<!-- The servers will be ordered by their level, i.e. nzbget will at -->
<!-- first try to download an article from the level-0-server. -->
<!-- If that server fails, nzbget proceeds with the level-1-server, etc. -->
<!-- A good idea is surely to put your major download-server at level 0 -->
<!-- and your fill-servers at levels 1,2,... -->
<!-- NOTE: Do not leave out a level in your server-list and start with level 0! -->
<server level="0">
<host>newsreader20.eweka.nl</host> <!-- host-name of newsserver -->
<port>119</port> <!-- port to connect to (default 119 if not specified) -->
<user>XXXX</user> <!-- username to use for authentication -->
<pass>XXXX</pass> <!-- password to use for authentication -->
<connections>2</connections> <!-- maximal number of simultaneous connections to this server -->
</server>
</nzbget-config>
Eigenlijk denk ik dat ik het bestand niet juist geplaatst hebt.
Op dit moment zit de nzbget.cfg in de oorspronkelijke dir waarvandaan de applicatie geinstalleerd is en ik heb nog een subdir .nzbget aangemaakt waar de cfg in staat maar dit mag allemaal niet baten.
En ja ik ben een tuxn00b
Last login: Tue Sep 20 22:00:26 2005 from 172.19.3.5
leech:~# nzbget
I/O warning : failed to load external entity "/root/.nzbget/nzbget.cfg"
FATAL ERROR: Configuration file /root/.nzbget/nzbget.cfg not found or broken! Aborting.
nzbget.cfg is aangepast aan mijn settings
<nzbget-config>
<options>
<!-- GLOBAL OPTIONS -->
<option name="tempdir">/home/sebas/downloads/temp</option> <!-- directory to store temporary files -->
<option name="destinationdir">/home/sebas/downloads</option> <!-- destination-directory to store the downloaded files -->
<option name="appendpostnametodir">yes</option> <!-- Append post's name to destinationdir? -->
<!-- works only if nzbfile is named: msgid_123456_POSTNAME.nzb --
<option name="outputmode">curses</option> <!-- sets outputmode. May be "curses", "colored", or "logable" --
<option name="dupecheck">yes</option> <!-- enables/disables dupechecking -->
<option name="downloadrate">100</option> <!-- Set the maximum download rate to 100 kB/s -->
<option name="renamebroken">yes</option> <!-- Visibly rename broken files on download appending "_broken"?
<option name="serverip">localhost</option> <!-- Set the IP which the client uses to contact the server -->
<option name="serverport">6789</option> <!-- Set the port which the server & client use -->
<option name="serverpassword">tegbzn6789</option> <!-- Set the password needed to succesfully queue a request -->
<option name="reloadqueue">ask</option> <!-- Possible values are yes, no and ask -->
<option name="info">screen</option> <!-- Possible values are screen, log, both, none -->
<option name="warning">screen</option> <!-- Possible values are screen, log, both, none -->
<option name="error">screen</option> <!-- Possible values are screen, log, both, none -->
<option name="createbrokenfilelog">no</option> <!-- Creates a log of all broken files, values yes/no -->
<option name="resetlogonnewdownload">no</option> <!-- resets the global log file upon new download -->
</options>
<servers>
<!-- This section defines which servers nzbget should connect to. -->
<!-- The servers will be ordered by their level, i.e. nzbget will at -->
<!-- first try to download an article from the level-0-server. -->
<!-- If that server fails, nzbget proceeds with the level-1-server, etc. -->
<!-- A good idea is surely to put your major download-server at level 0 -->
<!-- and your fill-servers at levels 1,2,... -->
<!-- NOTE: Do not leave out a level in your server-list and start with level 0! -->
<server level="0">
<host>newsreader20.eweka.nl</host> <!-- host-name of newsserver -->
<port>119</port> <!-- port to connect to (default 119 if not specified) -->
<user>XXXX</user> <!-- username to use for authentication -->
<pass>XXXX</pass> <!-- password to use for authentication -->
<connections>2</connections> <!-- maximal number of simultaneous connections to this server -->
</server>
</nzbget-config>
Eigenlijk denk ik dat ik het bestand niet juist geplaatst hebt.
Op dit moment zit de nzbget.cfg in de oorspronkelijke dir waarvandaan de applicatie geinstalleerd is en ik heb nog een subdir .nzbget aangemaakt waar de cfg in staat maar dit mag allemaal niet baten.
En ja ik ben een tuxn00b
[ Voor 14% gewijzigd door harkonnen op 21-09-2005 11:16 ]