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nickb834

I've not scripted this yet but I do intend to do so - then have it as a startup item. I've made it easier to do so by the use of ssh keys - so no pass required. You'll not need to worry about control master - that's for when you would otherwise open multiple ssh sessions to the same host, for eg - t...

nickb834

Cool that it works! "443:www.newzbin2.es:80" ... so you reroute an incoming HTTPS connection into a plain outgoing HTTP, and that works ... ? Woops no - another typo of mine which I have now fixed with an edit! Another setup is this: you local system that points (www.)newzbin2.es to the I...

nickb834

ignore that - it seems as soon as I opened up the tunnel for 443 - it fired into life and started working :-) I never knew that sabnzbd hit's newzbin over ssl, so in summary to get this working (for anyone coming along after) You'll need access to a box you can ssh to, that is allowed to forward (ss...

nickb834

Whoops - spotted my mistake - yes I meant to say newzbin2.es - and yes it browses just fine in links, I can login - see my details etc etc etc: root@nas:/media/nas/Incoming/TV# grep newzbin2.es /etc/hosts 127.0.0.1 www.newzbin2.es newzbin2.es root@nas:/media/nas/Incoming/TV# lynx --dump http://www.n...

nickb834

Ah: sudo ssh -g -f -N -q -L 443:www.newzbin2.es:80 localhost is also great: the "-g" (global?) allows remote connections: "Allows remote hosts to connect to local forwarded ports.". So my VPS/URL:443 is now a transparant proxy to http://www.newzbin2.es ... ;) I have not tested w...

nickb834

Ah: sudo ssh -g -f -N -q -L 443:www.newzbin2.es:80 localhost is also great: the "-g" (global?) allows remote connections: "Allows remote hosts to connect to local forwarded ports.". So my VPS/URL:443 is now a transparant proxy to http://www.newzbin2.es ... ;) I have not tested w...

nickb834

I would just use a vpn, and route all blocked address space (hulu/newbzin/whatever gets censored tomorrow) through there. Future proof, no proxy support needed, and program independent so no need for weird mods to individual programs in a attempt to fix a system level problem. Well I looked into it...

nickb834

so - tried:

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newzbin_url = OptionStr('newzbin', 'url', 'www.newzbin2.es:5150')

Which didn't work - I pycompiled cfg.py after I changed it but that didn't help (restarted sabnzd after compiled btw)

nickb834

Actually - looks like it's this file

cfg.py
courtesy of this line in newzbin.py

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(cfg.newzbin_url())

And specifically this bit in cfg.py:

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newzbin_url = OptionStr('newzbin', 'url', 'www.newzbin2.es')

nickb834

BTW - this is what's in my logs:

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 File "/usr/share/sabnzbdplus/sabnzbd/newzbin.py", line 170, in _grabnzb
    conn.request('POST', fetchurl, postdata, headers)

error: [Errno 111] Connection refused

So I guess I'm hacking away at /usr/share/sabnzbdplus/sabnzbd/newzbin.py then :-)

nickb834

Hi all, I've been using sabnzdb for a number of years now and have hit a problem totally not Sabnzbds fault - but I'd like suggestions of how to get round it. My ISP (Sky UK) has blocked newzbin2.com and newzbin2.es via the well known ip addresses (those available via public DNS). For various reason...

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