Version 1 vs 29
Version 1 vs 29
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= Installation =
[[ https://github.com/SickGear/SickGear/wiki/Installation-Instructions | Official installation instructions are available ]]; here are some more specific ones slimmed down and slightly embellished. These largely follow the [[ https://github.com/SickGear/SickGear/wiki/Install-SickGear-%5B3%5D-Ubuntu#install | manual Ubuntu installation ]] approach.
== Basic Installation ==
# To get the dependencies: `sudo apt update && sudo apt install python-cheetah unrar-free git`
# Now clone the git repo: `sudo git clone https://github.com/SickGear/SickGear.git /opt/sickgear`
# Give yourself ownership: `sudo chown -R yourusername /opt/sickgear`
# Start your initial run with: `/opt/sickgear/sickgear.py`
## First up, we're gonna be running this as a service, so we //don't// want it to launch the browser when it starts. {nav icon=cogs, name=Settings > icon=cog, name=General > Misc} and uncheck the {nav open the SickGear home page on startup} option at the top.
## A bit further down, you'll probably want to set a root directory for shows.
## {nav Save Changes}
## Under {nav icon=cogs, name=Settings > icon=cog, name=General > Interface > Web Interface}, set a username and password (this application is acting as your user, keep it safe!). Hit the {nav Save Changes} button at the bottom of this section, too, and you should be dumped out to a login screen where you can now log in with your freshly set credentials.
== Integration with SABnzbd ==
# `cd /opt/sickgear/autoProcessTV/ && cp autoProcessTV.cfg.sample autoProcessTV.cfg`
# `nano autoProcessTV.cfg` (or your text editor of choice) and change at least the username and password to match your SickBeard setup as above.
# In the SABnzbd web interface, go to {nav Config > Folders} and set {nav Scripts Folder} to `/opt/sickgear/autoProcessTV/`, and {nav Save Changes}.
# Still in SABnzbd, {nav Config > Categories} and add a TV category with the Script set to `sabToSickBeard.py`.
# Leave that window open (don't save changes yet) and now back in SickGear, {nav icon=cogs, name=Settings > icon=folder, name=Post Processing},
## Change {nav Post-Processing > Process episode method} to {nav Move}
## Toggle on {nav Failed Downloads > failed download handling}
## Checkmark {nav delete left over files from a failed download} which should now have appeared.
## Over in SABnzbd, we need to set some stuff so that this orchestration is handled right
### {nav Config > Switches} and at the top checkmark {nav Advanced Settings}.
### {nav Config > Switches > Queue} and disable {nav Abort jobs that cannot be completed}, and {nav Save Changes}.
### {nav Config > Switches > Post processing} and disable {nav Post-Process Only Verified Jobs}, and {nav Save Changes}.
### {nav Config > Special > Switches} and enable {nav empty_postproc}, then {nav Save Changes}
# Now finally save changes in SickGear's {nav Post Processing > Failed Downloads} config section.
= Installation =
[[ https://github.com/SickGear/SickGear/wiki/Installation-Instructions | Official installation instructions are available ]]; here are some more specific ones slimmed down and slightly embellished. These largely follow the [[ https://github.com/SickGear/SickGear/wiki/Install-SickGear-%5B3%5D-Ubuntu#install | manual Ubuntu installation ]] approach.
== Basic Installation ==
# To get the dependencies: `sudo apt update && sudo apt install python-cheetah unrar-free git`
# Now clone the git repo: `sudo git clone https://github.com/SickGear/SickGear.git /opt/sickgear`
# Give yourself ownership: `sudo chown -R yourusername /opt/sickgear`
# Start your initial run with: `/opt/sickgear/sickgear.py`
## First up, we're gonna be running this as a service, so we //don't// want it to launch the browser when it starts. {nav icon=cogs, name=Settings > icon=cog, name=General > Misc} and uncheck the {nav open the SickGear home page on startup} option at the top.
## A bit further down, you'll probably want to set a root directory for shows.
## {nav Save Changes}
## Under {nav icon=cogs, name=Settings > icon=cog, name=General > Interface > Web Interface}, set a username and password (this application is acting as your user, keep it safe!). Hit the {nav Save Changes} button at the bottom of this section, too, and you should be dumped out to a login screen where you can now log in with your freshly set credentials.
== Integration with SABnzbd ==
# `cd /opt/sickgear/autoProcessTV/ && cp autoProcessTV.cfg.sample autoProcessTV.cfg`
# `nano autoProcessTV.cfg` (or your text editor of choice) and change at least the username and password to match your SickBeard setup as above.
# In the SABnzbd web interface, go to {nav Config > Folders} and set {nav Scripts Folder} to `/opt/sickgear/autoProcessTV/`, and {nav Save Changes}.
# Still in SABnzbd, {nav Config > Categories} and add a TV category with the Script set to `sabToSickBeard.py`.
# Leave that window open (don't save changes yet) and now back in SickGear, {nav icon=cogs, name=Settings > icon=folder, name=Post Processing},
## Change {nav Post-Processing > Process episode method} to {nav Move}
## Toggle on {nav Failed Downloads > failed download handling}
## Checkmark {nav delete left over files from a failed download} which should now have appeared.
## Over in SABnzbd, we need to set some stuff so that this orchestration is handled right
### {nav Config > Switches} and at the top checkmark {nav Advanced Settings}.
### {nav Config > Switches > Queue} and disable {nav Abort jobs that cannot be completed}, and {nav Save Changes}.
### {nav Config > Switches > Post processing} and disable {nav Post-Process Only Verified Jobs}, and {nav Save Changes}.
### {nav Config > Special > Switches} and enable {nav empty_postproc}, then {nav Save Changes}
# Now finally save changes in SickGear's {nav Post Processing > Failed Downloads} config section.