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You can uninstall the package by:

I didn't explain myself.

I mean for instance I don't use headphones, how do I disable the load of that one on the startup of rasp pi.

Thanks in advance

After a clean installation, I was successful to install libpar2-0.
But nzbget is still not working. I get this error:

root@xbian:/home/xbian# update-rc.d nzbgetd defaults
update-rc.d: using dependency based boot sequencing
insserv: warning: script is corrupt or invalid: /etc/init.d/../rc0.d/K01ifplugd
insserv: warning: script is corrupt or invalid: /etc/init.d/../rc1.d/K01ifplugd
insserv: warning: script 'nzbgetd' missing LSB tags and overrides

But I believe you are working on this if I am not mistaken?

Yes i am, you can start nzbgetd manually by doing:

That results in the following error:

root@xbian:/home/xbian# /etc/init.d/nzbgetd start
nzbget.conf(3): Invalid value for option "DestDir": <empty>
nzbget.conf(6): Invalid value for option "TempDir": <empty>
nzbget.conf(5): Invalid value for option "QueueDir": <empty>
nzbget.conf(4): Invalid value for option "NzbDir": <empty>

Maybe better for me not to bother you with all this...

(20th Jan, 2013 03:45 AM)harmenzon Wrote: [ -> ]That results in the following error:

root@xbian:/home/xbian# /etc/init.d/nzbgetd start
nzbget.conf(3): Invalid value for option "DestDir": <empty>
nzbget.conf(6): Invalid value for option "TempDir": <empty>
nzbget.conf(5): Invalid value for option "QueueDir": <empty>
nzbget.conf(4): Invalid value for option "NzbDir": <empty>

Maybe better for me not to bother you with all this...

Please read my posts:

Quote:I also left the folder settings empty for all packages so you guys can help think what folders are most logical to use. So please share the custom settings you're applying.

Due to the many requests i will take a different approach. I shall create the following (seperate) packages:
1) xbian-package-transmission
2) xbian-package-sickbeard
3) xbian-package-sabnzbd
4) xbian-package-nzbget
5) xbian-package-headphoones
6) xbian-package-couchpotato

And a package that installs package 1, 2, 4, 5 & 6 together called:
1) xbian-package-download

This way, users can either chose to instantly create a download box out of their xbian installation or install the single package of their choice.

I will give you guys until Tuesday to give me some advice on the folder you guys would like to see or else i will re-adopt my previous logic:
1) Finished Downloads --> /home/xbian/downloads
2) Torrent and NZB blackhole --> /home/xbian/torrents
3) Incomplete container --> /home/xbian/incomplete

Also any advice on other settings of one of these packages is welcome.

And for those who complained or wanted to see things differently in my previous approach: "speak now or forever hold your peace".

For those who did: thanks!

CurlyMO great idea.

In my humble opinion, the folders can be a little trouble, when you run out of space on your PI. Would be great to be able to change them to each user demands. There's any way of doing it now?

On separating the package, awesome! so everyone will just install what he needs.

Right now I've got everything working , and so far so good. But I'm really looking forward to change the resume files and incomplete files folder for transmission, if you could help me out, I would be very grateful xD

It will be good to store downloads on an external device like usb or external HDD.It will be also good to see sickbeard/couchpotato to send to transmission files from torrents sites.

(20th Jan, 2013 04:25 PM)jasehadji Wrote: [ -> ]It will be good to store downloads on an external device like usb or external HDD.It will be also good to see sickbeard/couchpotato to send to transmission files from torrents sites.

Actually Couchpotato is able to do so.

And they are already configures that way.

Also, you still need to change the folders to an external HDD however we will eventually add a module to xbian-config to do the configuration easily.

CurlyMo where do I change the config of the folders?

Thanks!

Current version:
/home/xbian/.config/

New version:
/usr/local/etc/

Thanks a lot again.

When do you plan to release the separated packages version? (Not trying to hurry u up)

Just in the timeframe you can expect from us..., can't make it more (un)clear.