SSL is off, don't know how I can check the ext-hdd sync function and a higher OC results in 20/30kb extra download speed.
Downloading from usenet on my desktop gives me 60 MB/sec (fiber) so thats not the problem.
Isnt it strange that sending files from my netwrok to the pi works 3x faster than internet/usenet download?
Thanks! getting 2000 kb/sec now
(1st Jan, 2014 09:13 PM)ApOE Wrote: [ -> ]Thanks! getting 2000 kb/sec now
Hi, could you please share what did you do to improve your speed?
Sure,
I deleted "sync" in /etc/usbmount/usbmount.conf
Code:
old: MOUNTOPTIONS="sync,noexec,nodev,noatime,nodiratime,rw
new: "MOUNTOPTIONS="noexec,nodev,noatime,nodiratime,rw"
(20th Dec, 2013 01:57 AM)min Wrote: [ -> ]Thanks for the reply Fred-the most recent nzbget 12 is a stable-channel release candidate so hopefully it won't be very long until the xbian packages are able to be updated. IIRC v12 has a built in updater too, should make things easier in the future.
nzbget 12 Stable is now available since 2nd of January
(3rd Jan, 2014 08:27 PM)Microx Wrote: [ -> ]nzbget 12 Stable is now available since 2nd of January
these are great news
I'm already used to installing another testing version
Hi there, my first post.
Because I did have some hickups with my setup and the way to fix it was so easy I'd like to contribute it.
If you have a setup like mine:
Raspberry with xbianc connected with wlan
All directories linked to the NAS because of the SD-Card running xbian from beeing only 2GB
automount enabled for those directories
There might be the problem that everything works fine until you restart your device. If you get an error in nzbget that you can't access your directories, just do the following:
sudo nano /etc/rc.local
add the line "mount -a" to the file and save and exit.
This will mount all devices after the bootup procedure, which seems to fail during bootup because of the network not beeing initialised fast enough.
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I also do have a question. I'm using usenetbucket as usenet provider, but I can't get the cipher to work. I tried to change them using the web frontend (I tried both versions for GnuTLS an OpenSSL) but both failed. I think my provider doesn't support it, but i don't know how to make sure of this.
Greetings
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Enferax
nobody reported this directly but yesterday I found a serious bug in network mount mounting workflow. the problem is not how fast network comes up as it is waiting and all other boot phases as well.
it has to work without such hacks but when I was reading 4th such "small issue btw problem" bug was found and fixed. I;m sure your problem is this one, maybe you can confirm by small manual fix & test as posted there :
http://forum.xbian.org/thread-1970-post-19492.html#pid19492
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mk01
Looks like this doesn't do the trick for me. I have changed the xbian-net.conf to
Code:
start on mountall
stop on started xbian-net
and commented "mount -a" in rc.local. This gave me the error codes in nzbget that indicate the non mounted nas. After mounting them with mount -a and restarting only nzbget the errors vanished.
Any way I can help to narrow the problem down?
And any idea to my second problem, even though it isn't exactly linked to this package?
is anybody already working on an updated version of the xbian-package-nzbget based on the newly released stable version 12?
@freem@n,
are you willing?
if you can, we will provide access to git to update xbians repo.
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mk01: I'll have to look deeper into it first. I've built it from source multiple times but without the custom XBian stuff..don't know much about this tbh. ;-)
the last thing I would want is to break someone's setup
