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FlexGet is a program aimed to automate downloading content (torrents, podcasts, etc.) from various sources like RSS-feeds, html-pages, various sites and more. It's most often used to download torrent-files from RSS-feeds and works very well in that environment, but there are additional modules for other kind of situations as well.

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LeechCraft is a free open source cross-platform modular internet-client. LeechCraft allows to browse the web, read RSS/Atom feeds, download files via BitTorrent, FTP and HTTP, automatically download, play or stream podcasts (and other media files) and much more.

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Collects torrent files from a RSS feed and adds them in your favourite BitTorrent client. As a pure command line utility it can be run from cron and with shell scripting it can be used with every bittorrent client that can be controlled via the shell.

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Simple tool that downloads the torrents you want from multiple feeds, with regular expression searches. Use with cron and a torrent client which watches a directory.

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RSSDlerA utility to automatically download enclosures and other objects linked to from various types of RSS feeds. Works well on podcasts, videocasts, and torrents. Features include:filtering using regular expressions and/or file size global, feed, and filter based download locations can run in ... [More] the background (at least on GNU/Linux) like a daemon various logging and verbosity levels support for sites protected with cookies (LWP/MSIE/Mozilla/Safari/Firefox3) global and feed scan times respects 'ttl' tag in feeds that have them call custom functions after a download or after a scan of the feed (episode advancement!) generates an RSS feed of what it has downloaded. Because it is written in Python, it is highly cross-platform compatible. It tries to be memory efficient, with reports of it functioning on consumer routers. Minimal external dependencies help keep that a reality. It became popular when people started using it in conjunction with rTorrent for torrent broadcatching. News2009.10.01 Version 0.4.2 released See ChangeLog for details. 2008.04.29: Version 0.4.0 released. See ChangeLog and release message for details. 2008.01.13: Version 0.3.4 released. See ChangeLog for details 2008.01.11: Version 0.3.3 released. See ChangeLog for details 2008.01.01: Version 0.3.2 released. See ChangeLog for details DependenciesPython 2.4 or later (required) feedparser (required) mechanize (suggested)] SupportStill have questions after reading the wiki. Message the group and see if you cannot get help there. DevelopmentYou can also find the development version for testing or using new features or trying out new bugfixes. This may or may not run and may or may not be stable. There are times when it contains bugfixes for the latest version, and times when it is undergoing feature development and may be subject to crashes. The changelog will note the changes in the development version, but those changes may be buggy and/or incomplete. Feel free to test this version and email me the bug reports you have. And by popular request:a CommentedConfig file As well as sample postDownloadFunctions, the most recent of which will be in your installation tarball An init script can be found in the installation tar ball If you are here from the rtorrent website, note that you'll want to set downloadDir (see HelpMessage) to the same directory as rtorrent's watch directory. Of course, you can download different rss feeds to different directories with the directory option for each thread. PLEASE READ THE ChangeLog BETWEEN UPGRADES. Settings may change that require some (minor) user intervention. These will be detailed between releases (as well as more esoteric things). [Less]

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Torrentwatch is a browser based PHP application which assists users with automated downloading of media from RSS and Atom feeds with support for starting items in various Bit Torrent and NZB Clients. It was originally developed for the Networked Media Tank, but can be installed on any Unix variant ... [More] with php5-cgi and a web server. Looking for New NameTorrent Watch started out as a simple watch folder for the BTPD daemon, but now does much much more. Because of this I am interested in changing the project name but am drawing a blank on possible names. Please post your ideas of a good name in the torrentwatch thread on www.networkedmediatank.com How To InstallThere is an install script for windows, written in autoit and compiled to .exe. You will need to know your PCH's IP Address Extract the zip into a folder Run windows-installer.exe bookmark the Configuration page that comes up in your browser when its done Platforms other than windows check out the Manual_Install page for instructions New Stuff0.7.10 interface ported to AJAX/jQuery in relation to this, point your bookmarks to index.html instead of index.cgi also related to ajax the progressbar is now less detailed new client option Simple Folder. This just saves matched items to a directory new light green led - indicates downloaded but not matching(likely manual download) fix for bug where last downloaded episode was set incorectly when manually downloaded older episodes fix for torrentwatch not autostarting on recent firmware bug fix for cookies/private feeds history and configuration dialog have been tweaked to be easier to use inspector now has an input line to try a different title when no results returned more graceful handling of failed feed fetches hopefully better error reporting from the installer 0.7.9 fix tvnzb and tvrss feeds for NMT's other than the PCH fix for Only Newer option skipping some episodes improperly fix for watch folder(broken in 0.7.8) added .htaccess file to redirect .cgi -> php 0.7.8 Welcome screen slightly extended torrentwatch-installer.html now includes ydrol's auto-forwarding script so you dont have to select which device the installer is on torrentwatch-installer.cgi now includes ydrol's fix that lets it run when converted to dos format Fix bug where client link in interface is missing host Updates to the inspector by Vaivel Extended error messages on rss parse failure 0.7.7 Two new colored leds purple - orange has been splint into orange and purple, orange is started purple is ready to start light blue - old episode - goes with new option to only download newer episodes New first run welcome screen / configuration wizard New option to only download newer episode(newer than the last downloaded episode) Fix for html entities in feed links New inspector draws information from TheTVDB.com New javascript text filter Options not available with currently selected client are now hidden nzbget fixes. NZB are now supported equally well as torrents. support for gzipped feeds/items (required by tvbinz.net) 0.7.7rc2 Second release candidate for 0.7.7 is out Another try for http://ip-of-pch:8883/torrentwatch/index.cgi Created OtherPlatforms wiki page to guide install for systems other than NMT A patch is now included with the torrentwatch package that can be used against transmission 1.40 to enable ratio support. 0.7.7rc1 First release candidate for 0.7.7 is out NZB support More tooltips User can choose between simple, glob, and regexp filtering Ratio support for transmission(needs the r6960_queue.patch and ratioLimitRPC.patch from http://trac.transmissionbt.com/ticket/671) no-longer needs localhost.drives in hosts file, access as http://ip-of-pch:8883/torrentwatch/index.cgi probably more 0.7.6 Progress bar displayed while the page is loading 0.7.5 The installer routine has been broken since i switched away from linking tw-iface.php in /share directly in 0.7.3. This release should hopefully have a working installer now 0.7.4 Right click context menu for add to favorites, and start downloading on each feed item torrent description shown as tooltip for each feed item 0.7.3 episode filtering now works Torrent Watch will try to convert the episode information into SSxEE format, and then apply the filter provided in episodes Its still a little clunky, to match for example, season 4 episodes 1-9 the filter would be "4x1-9" but to do season 4 ep 1-15 it would be "4x(1-9|10-5)" I have some intention of expanding 4x1-15 into the second expression when you send it as a an episode filter, but it wasn't working for me yet. If the favorite has an episode filter, but torrentwatch cant determine the episode it wont be downloaded Cookies for private trackers Some trackers require us to send cookies along with the request for a .torrent file To specify cookies, append &:COOKIE:var1=data1&var2=data2 to your feed URL for example http://www.privatetracker.org/rss.php?feed=dl&uid=12345&passkey=acdefg&:COOKIE:uid=12345&pass=qwerty If i understand right this is the same way uTorrent handles cookies for private trackers Main web page has changed location I've found out that the media browser on the PCH doesn't display symlinks So i've created a symlink from /share/torrentwatch to /share/.torrents The configuration is now accessed from http://localhost.drives:8883/torrentwatch/tw-iface.cgi This means we no longer need to copy the images directory to /share, helps keep the interface from the nmt side more clean Status colors - these were in the last release as well, but i didn't say what they mean exatly Red - No Match Yellow - Duplicate - Matches, but we already have episode Orange - Match - Ready to be started. If you just pulled up the page this means we started it. If you are updating your favorites this means it would be started(we dont start torrents while updating favorites) Green - Cache Hit - Previously started 0.7.2 Clutch inspired interface in the works! 0.7.0 New development branch. 0.6-6 has another new option Save Torrents -- Enabling this will move the .torrent over to the download directory, otherwise it is deleted immediately after being started. Also I have renamed "Torrent Dir" to "Watch Dir" which is where we look for new .torrents and where the rss downloader saves new torrents. 0.6-5 has two new options at the bottom of the main configuration page Verify Episodes -- Enabling this will prevent torrent watch from downloading duplicate episodes(exceptions are torrents labeled proper or repack) Deep Directories -- Enabling this will create a directory for each torrents files in the download directory Also we have a new feature to download individual torrents. If the status of a torrent is "No Match" you can click the status, and the torrent will be downloaded and started. [Less]

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The first goal is to be able to download serial content easily. Next is being able to find rare content passively. Potato does not download. Potato does not play media. Potato helps you get your media! Potato is pull not push.

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What is rrssdlThis is just a simple yet powerful ruby system that allows for downloading the link tag in an RSS feed item. The main trunk source is actually the TV Show variant (which is what i have built first), however, it would be easy to branch the code to handle other types of RSS feeds. Why ... [More] rrssdlrrssdl was created with the intention of using it in combination with the rTorrent client (however this would work equally as well with transmission or any other client that can watch a directory). The configuration is very simple, and at the same time offers a lot of versatility. The system design was created with the idea in mind that it should be easy to implement new features. I will always be open to receiving new feature requests. rrssdl is designed to be very light weight, and use minimal resources, and at the same time be very easy to configure to specific needs. Current FeaturesLogging (now with log4r!) download to a specific path download to a different path if troubles parsing the title (season/ep validation) specify your own collection of regex's for title validation ( and season and ep parsing) choose which shows you want enabled choose which feeds you want enabled set a timeout for feeds (abort if feed is not responding or responding too slowly) multi-threaded, but thread safe (feed refreshing) Daemon mode (run in the background, linux/unix only) Config reload via SIGHUP Exit cleanly via SIGINT (Ctrl-C) Persist state in a state file (location is configurable) Advanced configuration file (easily extensible for new features) Post download commands for shows, feeds, and globally TodoTTL for feeds Download link referrer for feeds PID file when in daemon mode (plus config key for location) Attempt to create dirs if they don't exists Config option to keep original filename Append .torrent if not terminated by .torrent Try to download to review dir if download dir raises exception Save state file on show update (thread safe) Switch to yaml config file format News2009-Jan-14 starting the conversion process to using log4r, should be a day or two going to try and knock off a bunch of the todo items in the next few days rrssdl trunk is currently broken, so don't update yet! 2008-Oct-20 - Version 0.2 BETA released (SAME DAY RELEASES YEA!!!) I was bored so i fixed a ton of bugs tonight things should be pretty solid now No official download yet, as soon as i get some feedback on this release i will look into creating an official download 2008-Oct-20 - Version 0.1 BETA released initial release, functionality works, but don't expect it to be bug free Statusrrssdl is an active project, i intend to fully keep it up to date. I have a lot of other features I want to add to this project, and they will slowly get added as I find time (and more quickly if someone requests it) DependenciesRuby (not sure which version, but anything recent will probably work) Some Ruby libs (all should come standard with your ruby package) rss/1.0 rss/2.0 open-uri optparse timeout thread log4r (NEW!!!) this may not come with your ruby package. ubuntu people apt-get install liblog4r-ruby Beta TestingFeel like beta testing rrssdl? well you are more than welcome to do so. There are no official downloads at the moment, so the only way to get things running is through SVN. This means you'll need a subversion client, and one of the following command lines: Tester (trunk): svn checkout http://rrssdl.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/ rrssdl Tester (revision 30): svn -r 30 checkout http://rrssdl.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/ rrssdl Developer: svn checkout https://rrssdl.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/ rrssdl --username USER_NAME Right now i am the only one who is in the developer class, but if you have interest in helping me with rrssdl i will be happy to add you. [Less]

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Script em PHP que gera um RSS para atualização dos torrents a serem baixados pelo uTorrent.

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python program that scrapes all types of web sources for torrents whether it is a rss, atom or even web site that doesnt have aggregating feeds. supports episodes (series). smart downloading and regexp filtering and hopefully a nice simple gui but at least a nice modular gui configurable through a config file.

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