Question about RSS feed filter....

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renegade
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Question about RSS feed filter....

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While I am sure its not the most desired way, and I am still working on figuring out regular expressions, I would like to know why for example *.196*.* won't filter out 1961 (or anything from 1960-1969) ? I obviously would like to filter out specific years. Even putting in specifically 1961, to reject, doesnt work.

Is there a simpler way to do it in sabnzbd ?

Does sabnzbd need restarted after a filter change (I dont belive that to be the case) ?
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Re: Question about RSS feed filter....

Post by shypike »

When you want to use regular expressions, you need to prefix the filter with re:
Otherwise you will only have a basic wildcard expression.
So, in you case you would need this:
re:196[0-9]

For more info, see: http://wiki.sabnzbd.org/configure-rss-v2
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Re: Question about RSS feed filter....

Post by renegade »

shypike wrote: When you want to use regular expressions, you need to prefix the filter with re:
Otherwise you will only have a basic wildcard expression.
So, in you case you would need this:
re:196[0-9]

For more info, see: http://wiki.sabnzbd.org/configure-rss-v2
Understood about regular expressions, my question is why when I use for example 1961 in filters and set to reject, it still allows it to be accepted?
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Re: Question about RSS feed filter....

Post by shypike »

The order of the filters is important.
The "Reject" filters must come before the "Accept" filters.
Evaluation stops as soon as the first filter triggers.
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