Sabnzbd centos 7 install#
Sabnzbd centos 7 upgrade#
Sabnzbd centos 7 password#

Sabuser will be sabuser=sabnzb (or whatever your chosen username was)Īpikey must be copied/pasted from the user config file /home/sabnzb/.sabnzbd/sabnzbd.ini. You will probably want to change the lines Better do that as root, so stop the terminal, start it again, log in as root and type: We will now set some of the variables of the system config file. There is a different file containing the system config. This file will later be used extensively as all user data is located here. It will be addressed later.Īlso, check that your home directory contains the user config file: I assume this has something to do with the browser, not SABnzbd. You should now see a message from SABnzbd, although in my case that didn't happen. You can stop it from running at any time by typing Ctrl+C, but we will do some checks first. You will not get a prompt as the program is still running. On your terminal you will see many commands coming by, ending with URLGrabber starting up. It is important you run the program as sabnzb, as the program will now make a user config file and store it at /home/sabnzb.

Sabnzbd centos 7 password#

Provide user name, password and change Login shell to /bin/bash.īack on the terminal, logout, log in again, now as sabnzb and run the program: All configuration info for SABnzbd and all downloaded files of the future will end up in /home/sabnzb. It can be every name, even an existing user name, but we will use sabnzb here. We will need a new, dedicated user for SABnzb.

Sabnzbd centos 7 install#

Now we will install SABnzbd as a service on our ClearOS 6 system. This will install 11 packages, 9 from ClearOS plus unrar and SABnzbd itself. Yum install SABnzbd -enablerepo=clearos-core The only thing you lose is that unrar will not be updated, but that's unlikely to happen anyway.ĭo this only when you're quite satisfied with the installation, but please do it, for your own sake! The part needs to stay, so that we will get automatic updates of SABnzbd via yum update. It is good practice to remove the last 7 lines of this file (beginning with ) after the installation, so that this repository will not interfere with future updates from ClearOS itself. In order to write the file and leave the vi editor. Gpgkey=file:///etc/pki/rpm-gpg/RPM-GPG-KEY-rpmfusion-nonfree-el-6 Name=RPM Fusion for EL 6 - Nonfree - Test Updates Name=SABnzbd for RHEL 6 and clones - $basearch - Base Type:Īnd copy-paste following text into the terminal: Now, we will generate our own minimal repo file /etc//SABnzbd.repo. It is assumed that a PuTTY/SSH terminal is available or you can do this from the command line.įirst, we need to fetch and install auxilliary program par2cmdline. I will describe the entire installation process on a clean ClearOS 6 system step by step. 0.6.15, with only very few external links.

Sabnzbd centos 7 upgrade#

Now, with ClearOS 6 in beta version, we can upgrade to the latest version of SABnzbd, i.e. Or we could stay at very old versions of SABnzbd. Obviously, that didn't help the stabitity of our systems. In earlier versions of ClearOS we had to include quite some external repositories to make a workable SABnzbd.