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diff --git a/net-news/rssdler/Changelog b/net-news/rssdler/Changelog deleted file mode 100644 index 5963530..0000000 --- a/net-news/rssdler/Changelog +++ /dev/null @@ -1,18 +0,0 @@ -# ChangeLog for www-client/rssdler -# Copyright 1999-2011 Gentoo Foundation; Distributed under the GPL v2 -# $Header: $ - -*rssdler-0.4.2 (06 Aug 2011) - - 2011-09-06 18:30 +0100; James Broadhead <jamesbroadhead@gmail.com> portage-overlay/net-news/rssdler/Changelog portage-overlay/net-news/rssdler/Manifest portage-overlay/net-news/rssdler/metadata.xml portage-overlay/net-news/rssdler/rssdler-0.4.2.ebuild: - rssdler.ebuild: Merge with xmw overlay. - -*rssdler-0.4.2 (06 Aug 2011) - - 2011-09-06 15:50 +0100; James Broadhead <jamesbroadhead@gmail.com> portage-overlay/net-news/rssdler/Manifest portage-overlay/net-news/rssdler/files/rssdler.man portage-overlay/net-news/rssdler/rssdler-0.4.2.ebuild: - Fixed + Addded man page - -*rssdler-0.4.2 (28 Feb 2011) - - 28 Feb 2011; James Broadhead <jamesbroadhead@gmail.com> rssdler-0.4.2.ebuild - Initial import from bgo. diff --git a/net-news/rssdler/Manifest b/net-news/rssdler/Manifest deleted file mode 100644 index 8a7442e..0000000 --- a/net-news/rssdler/Manifest +++ /dev/null @@ -1,5 +0,0 @@ -AUX rssdler.man 16904 SHA256 5c67b14f5f97e1e89a82a0a6c42c78d65349e71506a36bdd568d4180885ce742 SHA512 48063714248ee68a093d5ec18aa68b45aa917577a38ffeb25f7c1a12cbab4fcefdca4cf1b8dc252de6ed4e99f2205f201a417ae5244fe5a7633e6a756d6edf65 WHIRLPOOL 01e7d3f01951fd132d62b6777b2b7ccce51e2f96373dbede2247c3615f6fc6d6c329a323bf3fc00a4182859d73f47c3dfb326a154f77a98ff2be430dd04cf034 -DIST rssdler-0.4.2.tar.gz 36612 SHA256 96e1fefd1a6a3325aee1778fcf5ca115dcfb924047024f70e1ddd869017829ce SHA512 10e95178c8ee45a6237320ae9d452fee18d0fd01a6c223b0f4017deaeefc3ad583ae008ae6b9e50245176cc45f964d7cacd0f9ae6a66b242560ab598e9193b94 WHIRLPOOL 38275e7971bd910290e1f2246ad301147f3fb3f5f9726c818b64aa45edef09c62bd7ffe3e21f0e245bdff9b4aa80e22547ec378de9d07a359df4d483103a0d69 -EBUILD rssdler-0.4.2.ebuild 1201 SHA256 67a4e21a7ce69bcf2a2c46abcfbeec3f434601a4fa5e9bb4f71f928643196182 SHA512 98d49079d7afcdd8784ce6fdfb537d7fd35ad0cadf7d941d2c717685b7a0a60ddd984f92d61d77ab3396f1cf292ac45b689cea06184667031789dec9c6077e6c WHIRLPOOL 19700f1616268a80ad265e23b63b7888bcb7450f8c18ea30320a6da1559b4e0f3e67da00ef268bbf3634bb0a38845a141b34ffc5cb6e768c6caf5f198680d625 -MISC Changelog 861 SHA256 e8bfe2d513b94bfde57a45bd16cc7a37dd50bb95bc7bbad53ebd89517684db40 SHA512 56fb613e476db65394941f0a3c8201463a235604170f01d1d453ca0ef75e31e6fe11c0906c1f4eec19f4aee5ade46e97c6af2ea604a41162263eda3ebae2df21 WHIRLPOOL c691ea6ff1922beeaf50957b29b9aeb3261376e07786b522b4435387925ac616b2284d63b1e243e28ec352bec3fa62bd98613404ea16412ce8bb0acdbae0606f -MISC metadata.xml 256 SHA256 5978bae604eea8369374e72ab1617bc3da0d646643f3969b703e500a2e2482b4 SHA512 daa475ce91e948d50f60c7e356f3eacd4db27a295e65e7b944547a0830062a581de320a9fab7dd3acc18bd0c03e2bf05203142a5ebf72762407aed2283e42631 WHIRLPOOL 5336b11f83d32551fb186300212991c29cba051ce6002e3ac5c8d329f8fff39932b1a1061cd88b1066ec7d20b97538c2c8c7f3b6933ba0735398e3ca715d37b2 diff --git a/net-news/rssdler/files/rssdler.man b/net-news/rssdler/files/rssdler.man deleted file mode 100644 index f6000d5..0000000 --- a/net-news/rssdler/files/rssdler.man +++ /dev/null @@ -1,292 +0,0 @@ -RSSDler is a Python based program to automatically grab the - link elements of an rss feed, aka an RSS broadcatcher. - -http://code.google.com/p/rssdler/ -Note: This man page has been created from http://code.google.com/p/rssdler/wiki/HelpMessage - -It happens to work just fine for grabbing RSS feeds of torrents, so called - torrent broadcatching. It may also used with podcasts and such. - Though designed with an eye toward rtorrent, it should work with any - torrenting program that can read torrent files written to a directory. It - does not explicitly interface with rtorrent in anyway and therefore has no - dependency on it. - - -Effort has been put into keeping the program from crashing from random errors - like bad links and such. Try to be careful when setting up your - configuration file. If you are having problems, try to start with a very - basic setup and slowly increase its complexity. You need to have a basic - understanding of regular expressions to setup the regex and download<x> - options, which is probably necessary to broadcatch in an efficient manner. - If you do not know what and/or how to use regular expressions, google is - your friend. If you are having problems that you believe are RSSDler's - fault, post an issue: - http://code.google.com/p/rssdler/issues/list - or post a message on: - http://groups.google.com/group/rssdler. - Please be sure to include as much information as you can. - -Command Line Options: - --config/-c can be used with all the options except --comment-config, --help - --comment-config: Prints a commented config file to stdout - --help/-h: print the short help message (command line options) - --full-help/-f: print the complete help message (quite long) - --run/-r: run according to the configuration file - --runonce/-o: run only once then exit - --daemon/-d: run in the background (Unix-like only) - --kill/-k: kill the currently running instance (may not work on Windows) - --config/-c: specify a config file (default /home/james/.rssdler/config.txt). - --list-failed: Will list the urls of all the failed downloads - --purge-failed: Use to clear the failed download queue. - Use when you have a download stuck (perhaps removed from the site or - wrong url in RSS feed) and you no longer care about RSSDler attempting - to grab it. Will be appended to the saved download list to prevent - readdition to the failed queue. - Should be used alone or with -c/--config. Exits after completion. - --list-saved: Will list everything that has been registered as downloaded. - --purge-saved: Clear the list of saved downloads, not stored anywhere. - --state/-s: Will return the process ID if another instance is running with. - Otherwise exits with return code 1 - Note for Windows: will return the pid found in daemonInfo, - regardless of whether it is currently running. - --set-default-config: [No longer available. Deprecated] - - -Non-standard Python libraries used: - feedparser: [REQUIRED] http://www.feedparser.org/ - mechanize: [RECOMMENDED] http://wwwsearch.sourceforge.net/mechanize/ - For debian based distros: - "sudo apt-get install python-feedparser python-mechanize" - - -Security Note: - I keep getting notes about people running as root. DO NOT DO THAT! - - -Configuration File: -There are two types of sections: global and threads. -There can be as many thread sections as you wish, but only one global section. -global must be named "global." Threads can be named however you wish, -except 'global,' and each name should be unique. -With a couple of noted exceptions, there are three types of options: - -Boolean Options: 'True' is indicated by "True", "yes", or "1". - "False" is indicated by "False", "no", or "0" (without the quotes) -Integer Options: Just an integer. 1, 2, 10, 2348. Not 1.1, 2.0, 999.3 or 'a'. -String Options: any string, should make sense in terms of the option - being provided (e.g. a valid file/directory on disk; url to rss feed) - -Required indicates RSSDler will not work if the option is not set. -Recommended indicates that the default is probably not what you want. -Optional is not necessarily not recommended, just each case determines use - -Run with --comment-config to see what a configuration file would look like. - e.g. rssdler --comment-config > .config.txt.sample - - -Global Options: - - downloadDir: [Recommended] A string option. Default is workingDir. - Set to a directory where downloaded files will go. - workingDir: [Optional] A string option. Default is ${HOME}/.rssdler. - Directory rssdler switches to, relative paths are relative to this - minSize: [Optional] An integer option. Default None. Specify, in MB. - the minimum size for a download to be. - Files less than this size will not be saved to disk. - maxSize: [Optional] An integer option. Default None. Specify, in MB. - the maximum size for a download to be. - Files greater than this size will not be saved to disk. - log: [Optional] An integer option. Default 0. Write meassages a log file - (specified by logFile). See verbose for what options mean. - logFile: [Optional] A string option. Default downloads.log. Where to log to. - verbose: [Optional] An integer option, Default 3. Lower decreases output. - 5 is absurdly verbose, 1 is major errors only. - Set to 0 to disable. Errors go to stderr, others go to stdout. - cookieFile: [Optional] A string option. Default 'None'. The file on disk, - in Netscape Format (requires headers)(unless otherwise specified) - that has cookie data for whatever site(s) you have set that require it. - cookieType: [Optional] A string option. Default 'MozillaCookieJar.' - Possible values (case sensitive): 'MozillaCookieJar', 'LWPCookieJar', - 'MSIECookieJar', 'Firefox3', 'Safari', 'KDE'. Only mechanize supports MSIECookieJar. - Program will exit with error if you try to use urllib and MSIECookieJar. - Firefox3 requires that you use Python 2.5+, specifically sqlite3 must be - available. - Safari requires xml.dom.minidom and is experimental - scanMins: [Optional] An integer option. Default 15. Values are in minutes. - The number of minutes between scans. - If a feed uses the <ttl> tag, it will be respected. - If you have scanMins set to 10 and the site sets <ttl>900</ttl> - (900 seconds; 15 mins); then the feed will be scanned every other time. - More formally, the effective scan time for each thread is: - for X = global scanMins, Y = ttl: min{nX | nX >= Y ; n ∈ ℕ} - sleepTime: [Optional] An integer option. Default 1. Values are in seconds. - Amount of time to pause between fetches of urls. - Some servers do not like when they are hit too quickly, - causing weird errors (e.g. inexplicable logouts). - runOnce: [Optional] A boolean option, default False. - Set to True to force RSSDler to exit after it has scanned - urllib: [Optional]. Boolean Option. Default False. Do not use mechanize. - You lose several pieces of functionality. - 1) Referers will no longer work. On most sites, this will not be a - problem, but some sites require referers and will deny requests - if the referer is not passed back to the site. - 2) Some sites have various 'refresh' mechanisms that may redirect you - around before actually giving you the file to download. - Mechanize has the ability to follow these sites. - noClobber: [Optional] Boolean. Default True. Overwrite file, or use new name - rssFeed: [Optional] Boolean Option. Default False. Setting this option - allows you to create your own rss feed of the objects you have - downloaded. It's a basic feed, likely to not include links to the - original files. The related rss items (all are required if this is set - to True): - rssLength: [Optional] Integer. Default 20. An integer. How many entries - should the RSS feed store before it starts dropping old items. 0 means - that the feed will never be truncated. - rssTitle: [Optional] A string. Default "some RSS Title". Title of rssFeed. - rssLink: [Optional] string: Default 'nothing.com'. <link> on generated rss - rssDescription: [Optional] A string. Default "Some RSS Description". - rssFilename: [Optional] A string. Default 'rssdownloadfeed.xml'. - Where to save generated rss - saveFile: [Optional] A string option. Default savedstate.dat. History data. - lockPort: [Optional] An integer option. Default 8023. Port to lock saveFile - daemonInfo: [Optional] A string. Default daemon.info. PID written here. - umask: [Optional] An integer option. Default 077 in octal. - Sets umask for file creation. PRIOR TO 0.4.0 this was read as BASE10. - It is now read as octal like any sane program would. - Do not edit this if you do not know what it does. - debug: [Optional] A boolean option. Default False. If rssdler is attached to - a console-like device and this is True, will enter into a post-mortem - debug mode. - rss: DEPRECATED, will no longer be processed. - error: DEPRECATED, wil no longer be processed. - - -Thread options: - link: [Required] A string option. Link to the rss feed. - active: [Optional] A boolean option. Default True. Whether Feed is scanned. - maxSize: [Optional] An integer option, in MB. default is None. - A thread based maxSize like in global. If set to None, will default to - global's maxSize. - Other values override global, including 0 to indicate no maxSize. - minSize: [Optional] An integer opton, in MB. default is None. - A thread based minSize, like in global. If set to None, will default to - global's minSize. - Other values override global, including 0 to indicate no minSize. - noSave: [Optional] Boolean. Default: False. True: Never download seen files - directory: [Optional] A string option. Default to None. If set, - overrides global's downloadDir, directory to download download objects. - checkTime<x>Day: [Optional] A string option. Scan only on specified day - Either the standard 3 letter abbreviation of the day of the week, - or the full name. One of Three options that will specify a scan time. - the <x> is an integer. - checkTime<x>Start: [Optional] An integer option. Default: 0. - The hour (0-23) at which to start scanning on correlated day. - MUST specify checkTime<x>Day. - checkTime<x>Stop: [Optional] An integer option. Default 23. - The hour (0-23) at which to stop scanning on correlated day. - MUST specify checkTime<x>Day. - regExTrue: [Optional] A string option. Default None. Case insensitive - If specified, will only download if a regex search of the download name - regExTrueOptions: [Optional] STRING. Default None. Python re.OPTIONS - regExFalse: [Optional] A string (regex) option. Default None. - If specified, will only download if pattern not in name - regExFalseOptions: [Optional] A string option. Default None. re.OPTIONS - postDownloadFunction: [Optional] A string option. Default None. - The name of a function, stored in userFunctions.py found in the current - working directory. Any changes to this requires a restart of RSSDler. - Calls the named function in userFunctions after a successful download - with arguments: directory, filename, rssItemNode, retrievedLink, - downloadDict, threadName. Exception handling is up to the function, - no exceptions are caught. Check docstrings (or source) of - userFunctHandling and callUserFunction to see reserved words/access to - RSSDler functions/classes/methods. - preScanFunction: [Optional] See postScanFunction, only before scan. - postScanFunction: [Optional] A string option. Default None. - The name of a function, stored in userFunctions.py. Any changes to this - requires a restart of RSSDler. Calls the named function after a scan of - a feed with arguments, page, ppage, retrievedLink, and threadName. - Exception Handling is up to the function, no exceptions are caught. - Check docstrings of userFunctHandling and callUserFunctions for more - information. - The following options are ignored if not set (obviously). But once set, - they change the behavior of regExTrue (RET) and regExFalse (REF). - Without specifying these options, if something matches RET and doesn't - match REF, it is downloaded, i.e. RET and REF constitute sufficient - conditions to download a file. Once these are specified, RET and REF - become necessary (well, when download<x>(True|False) are set to True, - or a string for False) but not sufficient conditions for any given - download. If you set RET/REF to None, they are of course ignored and - fulfill their 'necessity.' You can specify these options as many times - as you like, by just changing <x> to another number. - download<x>: [Optional] No default. Where <x> is an integer, - This is a 'positive' hit regex. This is required for download<x>true and - download<x>false. - download<x>False: [Optional] Default = True. - However, this is not strictly a boolean option. True means you want to - keep regExFalse against download<x>. If not, set to False, and there - will be no 'negative' regex that will be checked against. You can also - set this to a string (i.e. a regex) that will be a negative regex ONLY - for the corresponding download<x>. Most strings are legal, however the - following False/True/Yes/No/0/1 are reserved words when used alone and - are interpreted, in a case insensitive manner as Boolean arguments. - Requires a corresponding download<x> argument. - download<x>True. [Optional] A Boolean option. default True. True checks - against regExTrue. False ignores regExTrue. Requires a corresponding - download<x> argument. - download<x>Dir. [Optional] A String option. Default None. If specified, the - first of the download<x> tuples to match up with the download name, - downloads the file to the directory specified here. Full path is - recommended. - download<x>Function. [Optional] A String option. Default None. just like - postDownloadFunction, but will override it if specified. - download<x>MinSize. [Optional]. An Integer option. Default None. - Analogous to minSize. - download<x>MaxSize. [Optional]. An integer option. Default None. - Analogous to maxSize. - scanMins [Optional]. An integer option. Default 0. Sets the MINIMUM - interval at which to scan the thread. If global is set to, say, 5, and - thread is set to 3, the thread will still only be scanned every 5 - minutes. Alternatively, if you have the thread set to 7 and global to 5, - the actual interval will be 10. More formally, the effective scan time - for each thread is: - for X = global scanMins, Y = thread scanMins, Z = ttl Mins: - min{nX | nX >= Y ; nX >= Z ; n ∈ ℕ } - checkTime: DEPRECATED. Will no longer be processed. - Programmers Note: - download<x>* stored in a DownloadItemConfig() Dict in .downloads. - checkTime* stored as tuple of (DoW, startHour, endHour) - - -Most options can be altered during runtime (i.e. by editing then saving the - config file. Those that require a restart include: - - config file location - - verbosity/logging level ; log file location - - daemonInfo - - debug - - changes to userFunctions - -A Netscape cookies file must have the proper header that looks like this: -# HTTP Cookie File -# http://www.netscape.com/newsref/std/cookie_spec.html -# This is a generated file! Do not edit. - - -cookiedata .... - -RSSDler - RSS Broadcatcher -Copyright (C) 2007, 2008, lostnihilist - -This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify -it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by -the Free Software Foundation; under version 2 of the license. - -This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, -but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of -MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the -GNU General Public License for more details. - -Contact for problems, bugs, and/or feature requests: - http://groups.google.com/group/rssdler or - http://code.google.com/p/rssdler/issues/list or -Author: lostnihilist <lostnihilist _at_ gmail _dot_ com> or -"lostnihilist" on #libtorrent@irc.worldforge.org diff --git a/net-news/rssdler/metadata.xml b/net-news/rssdler/metadata.xml deleted file mode 100644 index 55b18b9..0000000 --- a/net-news/rssdler/metadata.xml +++ /dev/null @@ -1,9 +0,0 @@ -<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> -<!DOCTYPE pkgmetadata SYSTEM "http://www.gentoo.org/dtd/metadata.dtd"> -<pkgmetadata> - <maintainer type="person"> - <email>jamesbroadhead@gmail.com</email> - <name>James Broadhead</name> - </maintainer> -</pkgmetadata> - diff --git a/net-news/rssdler/rssdler-0.4.2.ebuild b/net-news/rssdler/rssdler-0.4.2.ebuild deleted file mode 100644 index e159fd6..0000000 --- a/net-news/rssdler/rssdler-0.4.2.ebuild +++ /dev/null @@ -1,45 +0,0 @@ -# Copyright 1999-2016 Gentoo Foundation -# Distributed under the terms of the GNU General Public License v2 -# $Header: /var/cvsroot/gentoo-x86/net-news/rawdog/rawdog-2.13.ebuild,v 1.9 2011/01/07 00:32:29 ranger Exp $ - -EAPI=2 - -PYTHON_DEPEND="2" -SUPPORT_PYTHON_ABIS="1" -RESTRICT_PYTHON_ABIS="3.*" - -inherit distutils - -DESCRIPTION="Automatically fetches objects from RSS feeds, such as podcasts or torrents" -HOMEPAGE="http://code.google.com/p/rssdler" -SRC_URI="http://${PN}.googlecode.com/files/${P}.tar.gz" -LICENSE="GPL-2" -SLOT="0" -KEYWORDS="~amd64 ~x86" -IUSE="" - -DEPEND="dev-python/feedparser" -RDEPEND="" - -# Version number without separators -MY_P="${PN}${PV//.}" -S="${WORKDIR}/${MY_P}" - -src_install() { - distutils_src_install - - dodoc README || die - newman "${FILESDIR}/rssdler.man" rssdler.1 || die -} - -pkg_postinst() { - elog 'For an intial config file, run the following as a normal user:' - elog ' $ C="${HOME}/.rssdler/config.txt"' - elog ' $ mkdir -p `dirname $C`' - elog ' $ ! [ -f $C ] && rssdler --comment-config > $C' - elog ' $ nano $C' - echo - elog 'If you encounter problems with referers or redirects, installing' - elog ' dev-python/mechanize is recommended. See man rssdler for more' - echo -} |