Ubuntu Lucid (linux) + Sabnzbplus + miredo (ipv6) + FREE usenet + auto download

To start off I am an Ubuntu user not an all around linux user. I don't really know linux I just know how to get this to work and its super simple...I think. This is a nub tut, written by a nub that is.

1. get a ipv6 server to connect to
2. install miredo
3. install sabnzbdplus
4. setup sabnzbdplus (not by me. from sabnzbd's website)
5. optional additional setup, auto download TVshows(works for windows too) and set sabnzbd up to autostart at system boot

1. lets get those free servers

self updating list of current server connectivity http://wattcher.015.info/newsserver.txtLink down. Try http://test-ipv6.com/

no sign up for this one. max speed ~150kb/s
host: newszilla6.xs4all.nl
port: 119
username:
password:
connections: 3
there is no username or password

sign up for free ipv6 at xsnews. max speed ...well i have had it at 2Mb/s
http://www.xsnews.com/ipv6/ipv6_aanvraag.php Registration closed SOL
host: reader.ipv6.xsnews.nl
port: 119
username:
password:
connections: 3
They will email you the username and password

For one day only try
http://just4today.net/
go there and get the server name, username, password, # of connections

Keep that that info for later you will need it

2. okay time to install miredo as the ipv6 tunnel. thanks to them ipv6 tunnel is easy http://www.remlab.net/miredo/
can do command line style

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sudo apt-get install miredo

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or use the ubuntu software center on your Applications menu
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search for it like i did and click install

You can test your ipv6 at this point. I have just found this site which works well for me http://wattcher.015.info/check-ipv6-refresh.html Down. Try http://test-ipv6.com/ You can google whats my ipv6 and click another site but many showed mine not working when it was. you can also ping6 ipv6.google.com if you know how

3. install sabnzbdplus. thanks to the sab team and community. http://sabnzbd.org/
same deal command line

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sudo apt-get install sabnzbdplus

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or the software center
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you only have to install the one i have selected the rest will be install along with it.

4. Now sabnzbdplus is installed lets follow the first start guide they gave use. To start sabnzbplus ALT+F2 and input

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sabnzbdplus

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then click Run. It will launch the program for the first time and direct you to the setup wizard. If your browser didn't open, open your internet browser and go to http://localhost:8080/sabnzbd/
follow the guide instructions and have your servers from step one ready. PS. I like smpl best as a skin

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...from http://wiki.sabnzbd.org/quick-setup
The Wizard On all operating systems, on first-launch of SABnzbd you'll be presented with our quick-start wizard, which will hopefully get you up and running as soon as possible. Here's a quick walk through the steps of the wizard. All settings in the wizard can be changed later on under the various Configuration pages.
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Language Selection

SABnzbd 0.5 ships with five language choices: German, English, French, Dutch, Swedish and Danish. Pick one, click "Start Wizard"
http://sabnzbd.org/resources/wiki/wizard_theme.png
Theme Selection

There are three themes to select from: smpl (New Default), Plush and Classic (Old Default). Pick one, click "Next".
http://sabnzbd.org/resources/wiki/wizard_access.png
Access Options

First, determine if you want SABnzbd to be locally or remotely accessible. If you've chosen to make it remotely accessible (or if you're just paranoid) you will likely want to set a login and password for the web interface, which you can also do on this page. Then, if you want to enable HTTPS ( see here for more details ) you can turn it on here. Additionally, at the bottom of the page you can determine if you want SABnzbd to launch a browser when it starts. You should probably turn this off if you have SABnzbd set to automatically launch at startup.
http://sabnzbd.org/resources/wiki/wizard_server.png
Server Setup

On this page, enter the server information provided by your news host. If you are using SSL, be sure to tick the SSL checkbox. Once you've entered your server details, click the "Test Server" button to determine if the connection works.
http://sabnzbd.org/resources/wiki/wizard_indexing.png
Index Site Options

If you have an account at NZBMatrix, enter your login details here to be able to use the site integration functionality in SABnzbd.
http://sabnzbd.org/resources/wiki/wizard_restart.png
Restart

You've reached the end of the wizard! Once you've reached this page, SABnzbd will automatically restart. Please wait for it to finish. After a few seconds you'll be presented with a link to http://localhost:8080/sabnzbd. You should bookmark this link, as it's how you'll access SABnzbd in the future.

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All from http://wiki.sabnzbd.org/quick-setup

5. set where your files download to
go to the folders page from http://localhost:8080/sabnzbd . I have mine changed from the default to the setting I want. I did notice that by default they have

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downloads/complete
downloads/incomplete

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in ubuntu the downloads folder is upper case D Downloads so sab makes a new lower case d downloads folder. I didnt like that so I changed it to an upper case D. Then deleted the extra folders. they will prolly fix this soon its just a typo for the deb install. The locations shown are from your home folder on. If you want to set it somewhere else do it like this and start with /

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/directory/directory/.../.../...

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fill in the location you want. I have all mine dump into my Downloads folder not the Downloads/complete folder so mine is

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/home/USERNAME/Downloads

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if you just put

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Downloads

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it will auto create a complete folder and set it to download to it
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thats where and a little how on setting up your downloads folder. Now lets download TV shows automatically so you don't even have to search for the .nzbs.

I believe there will be a free replacement for this in the coming weeks
Big thanks to http://medianzb.com for providing this service. take a look at there about page. http://medianzb.com/about.php Site Down:(

Auto TV download.
got to http://medianzb.com Site Down
select HD or SD TV shows and then check the shows you want to auto download. At the bottom of the page click generate feed.
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now you have a page with a couple links you want to keep. The top one goes into sabnzbdplus via the web interface you have been using. The second is a link to the page you are looking at and is used to modify it later. example: you come back to that page link later and can check or uncheck shows and click generate feed at the bottom again and you have updated your downloads list that is being sent to sabnzbdplus for download.

Take the top link and paste it into the RSS page of sab. You can name it what you want.
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click add
now u must check the feed to enable it and click save.
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thats it. The feed is checked every 60 minutes by default for new files to download. The time interval can be adjusted on the "General" page near the bottom there is a setting for "RSS Checking Interval:" default is 60 and MEDIAnzb only updates every 20 minutes as per there about page. So I set mine at 25 minutes. MEDIAnzb recommends that

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The shows are updated every 20 minutes using several websites as source, please do not poll your personal RSS feed more than that, preferably even less - if you hammer your feed, you will be blocked.

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So be gentle its a free service don't abuse. BTW this works for windows too.

If you want to to have sab run at system boot and not have to start it manually after the computer boots its really easy.
press ALT+F2 and the run box pops up.
put in

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gksu gedit /etc/default/sabnzbdplus

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Click run and this will open
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Where i have my USER blurred you put in the USERNAME that you log into the computer as and save then exit now sab will autostart at system boot.

thats all for now just click around on the sabnzbplus interface and find stuff one usefull tip is to go to the servers page and test your servers with the built in test button.

thats my .02 on how to d/l usenet for free
for fun my desktop screenshot
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Funny, that yesterday I came across Miredo when looking for a working tunneling solution for IPv6.
Any chance you have a link to a working one for windows? The one we have here is a little outdated.

I am still able to use hexago go6 for xp and 7 it does D/C sometimes but it works through a router. If you are not behind a router you can use the built 7 ipv6 and if on xp its a few command lines away. hope that helps for ur googling when you try to find the solutions. I well test it in a few weeks. My windows box has not been connected to the internet all summer but i'll get it back online sometime. I perfer ubuntu/linux for download it always gets just a little more speed out of my network that windows.

The problem is I'm behind a NAT on windows 7.
I will resume my googling then.

I've also ubuntu karmic running on a VM, I'll give it a shot, as this guide is pretty comprehensive.

additional note but i dont think it has anything to do with getting this to work is that i use google dns and websites to test whether your ipv6 is working or show that im on ipv4, but testing xsnews in sab proves that ipv6 is working. teredo "should" work thru nat from wat i read. there are some setting tho.i have used 7 and tunnels behind all kinds of networks and got it to work be. college firewalls and filtering. normal routers, firebox. when my 7 desktop gets the dust knocked off ill try and see wat i come up with.
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/l.../bb878121.aspx not 7 but it pretty much says with write settings it will work and i know i was using teredo at one point i dont remember why i went to go6

maybe ill vmware 7 haha and we can work at it from opposite ends lol. geez its late if thats funny

update. Try this ipv6 checker to see if your ipv6 is working =) http://wattcher.015.info/ipv6.html

you can check ur reg settings to make sure all ipv6 is enabled on your 7 box. this is an article how to disable it but it shows where the settings are and what the enabled setting is
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/929852

i think ill make a windows thread. ha

Holy hell! I'm newsgrouping now! thank you very much for this tutorial, it was very useful.
A note though, the page you linked to check ipv6 connectivity said i did not have one but the program worked great.

sometimes you have to refresh it a few times and then it will say its working. it seems the connection goes into a sleep mode and once you try connect it wakes up and then the next time it says its okay.

hi i was looking at getting rss working and came across this but the link for medianzb is dead it says site is not available

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I believe there is a updated site coming just waiting for it to go public then we will have rss again.

is it possible to upload to NZB indexing site from seedbox (i have rapidleech + sabnzdb + pyload) i am using xirvik essentials plus plan so will it work? i really want to upload sources from torrent to nzb. just let me know thanks. just pm me or reply thanks.

yes rss would be nice to have.

thanks i have test in my arch linux

Any good nzb apps for sabnzb?