Hello,
I keep seeing a call to sabnzbd in my google app engine logs. Anyone know what's having this called and what's causing this? It's making it really impossible to debug my logs and I have no idea what's doing this. Any help would be really appreciated!
INFO 2013-01-20 20:24:42,041 dev_appserver.py:3103] "GET /sabnzbd/api?mode=history&limit=10&output=json&apikey= HTTP/1.1" 302
Jason
Can't turn off cron job
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Re: Can't turn off cron job
Out of curiosity : are you running SABnzbd on Google App Engine? If so: Google App Engine is a python only setup, isn't it?
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AmericanArsenal
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Re: Can't turn off cron job
hi sander, thanks for getting back to me! I am running GAE as my development enviornment and yes, GAE is a python setup. But i thought i had closed SABnzd (it's not running in activity monitor). any ideas for how to force close it?
Re: Can't turn off cron job
But again: where is SABnzbd running: on the GAE cloud?
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AmericanArsenal
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Re: Can't turn off cron job
sorry i didn't understand your question sander. No, sabzbd is running on my local machine, how would it run int he cloud?
Re: Can't turn off cron job
OK, clear.
I'm assuming that you (or maybe someone else) is pointing a plugin/tool trying to your GAE webserver, which plugin/tool is trying to talk to SABnzbd. Which is not running on your GAE webserver.
Doesnt the GAE log show the originating IP address? If it does: is it your own IP address (fixed, phone, etc)? If so, find the plugin on your system and stop it talking to your GAE webserver.
If it is not your IP address, I guess you can't do much. It just like all those scripts scanning ports on systems. Maybe an IP block, if that is possible in GAE?
I'm assuming that you (or maybe someone else) is pointing a plugin/tool trying to your GAE webserver, which plugin/tool is trying to talk to SABnzbd. Which is not running on your GAE webserver.
Doesnt the GAE log show the originating IP address? If it does: is it your own IP address (fixed, phone, etc)? If so, find the plugin on your system and stop it talking to your GAE webserver.
If it is not your IP address, I guess you can't do much. It just like all those scripts scanning ports on systems. Maybe an IP block, if that is possible in GAE?