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Im trying to install Sabnzbd on a slitaz USB booting stick.
The manual installation path for Sabnzbd requires python + yenc + cmd2par as a miniumum and I am running into difficulties installing yenc manually (no package in repo).
i saw this:
https://bitbucket.org/godane/wok-tank/src/e12a2262e51c/sabnzbd/
can it be of any use?
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Python-yenc listed as DEPENDS is not in godanes wok or the slitaz repo.
get-rar script pulls in unrar-nonfree from rarlabs,all other depends in repo.
Have you tried Pan newsreader, it downloads NZB files and is in the repo.
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Python-yenc is in my repo:
https://bitbucket.org/godane/wok-tank/src/16698cc177a1/python-yenc/receipt
Also par2:
https://bitbucket.org/godane/wok-tank/src/16698cc177a1/par2
unrar-nonfree:
https://bitbucket.org/godane/wok-tank/src/16698cc177a1/unrar-nonfree/receipt
The unrar-nonfree receipt is made so i have a local package of unrar for my slitaz-tank source dvd. This is due to the fact that i wanted the full slitaz tank to be able to be used offline. Mostly so slitaz-tank can be used as a mirror of slitaz tank server.
Remember that this may sound crazy but the website was down for about a week.
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I would like to have SabNZBd and uTorrent server (or maybe deluge) on Slitaz to make it sort of a download station. I came across this post. (maybe dlna would be nice too
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@godane: what is wok-tank? Is it an additional set of packages that I should use on a normal Slitaz installation? I saw on your blog that you have iso's for download. Or are those iso's a sort of custom build Slitaz with extra packages.
Or, let me put it this way: how can one use your wok-tank?
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