If ' check' no longer equals ' count' there was a failure, so it echoes error and exits the loop. It adds +1 to ' count' unless ftp encounters an error (full, no connection, login error, etc.). It runs a loop for every line in ' queue'. I can almost fully understand whats going on even though I've never written for freeBSD before.
#How to install sonarr on nas4free code#
Seems to be a great visual help for tracing how your code is gonna need to go.Īs it appears, freeBSD script coding looks eerily familiar with other types of coding ive tangled with, That UML diagram is fantastic, I should have a look at that myself sometime. I didn't expect someone to do the whole thing for me. Holy cow, I was expecting some examples so I could piece something together, I'd appreciate it if you'd let me know anyway if this worked or not
That should work but I haven't tested that. If you want to upload to the root directory then just leave dir empty. Mv `dirname $queue`/`basename $queue`_new $queue Warning: I expect you to test this for yourself as well before usage! I did some proper testing and this works on my end, but as mentioned before I have 0 experience with FreeNas. Tail -n $newsize $queue > `dirname $queue`/`basename $queue`_new Most importantly: please note that SirDice never locked the thread nor forbid us from discussing.Įcho "There was an error during the upload." > /dev/stderr But it's also very likely that some things behave in a completely different way making it very possible that certain answers to problems would easily work on FreeBSD but could actually do massive damage on FreeNAS (I'm not joking nor trying to make things look more gruesome just to make a point).Īnother problem is that some derivatives are even based on unstable FreeBSD releases (developer snapshots) which use is actually discouraged by the FreeBSD community itself. Don't forget: everything is customizable, so for all I know some binaries which are part of FreeBSD could have been removed on FreeNAS (to save space, or because it's not useful, etc, etc.). I only know FreeBSD so I have no idea what changes have been made to FreeNAS. It is also about protection both your system and our invested time.
If its too difficult ill have to resort to running DOS in a VM to do it with a batch file or something.Ĭlick to expand.That's really not the point, it would have helped if you had actually read that URL it isn't just your usual " This is offtopic, please cease" kind of answer. If someone knows of an example script that handles queued FTP uploads in freeBSD I can dissect it and learn how it works. Ive googled around and found an app called C-Kermit, supposedly this makes it easier?
#How to install sonarr on nas4free tv#
Supposedly I have my TV show fetchers generate a list of new shows that looks like this Ĭan I make a script that works these into an FTP transfer? I would run it through a cronjob on my NAS. I need a script to attempt uploading the top line of a queue file to a FTP destination and delete the top line if it succeeds, cycling until it gets a failure and then quitting. The Laymen's explanation I want my FreeNAS to upload new TV shows to my tablet every night, until the tablet is full. I, as a total freeBSD beginner, will probably be completely in over my head for this one, but please try anyway.
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