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To run tests open command prompt in this directory and execute py.test as explained below. Running testsįunctional tests and supporting modules are stored in directory tests/functional. Therefore in order to run functional tests py.test must be installed on your system. We are using testing framework py.test to organize test execution and collect test results. Testing frameworkįunctional tests for NZBGet are written in python language.

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NServ is automatically controlled (started, stopped) by functional testing scripts but it can also be used standalone for other purposes such as debugging NZBGet or for speed tests of NZBGet or even other download clients. Technically NServ is integrated into NZBGet as a sub-module. For this purpose a simple NNTP server called NServ was developed. Instead we need to do all the testing locally using our set of test files. However it would be unreliable and slow to use global Usenet servers for functional testing.

collect the results of all tests and represent the result summary.

check if the test downloads go as expected (success, failure).

control the status of nzbget during download.

tell nzbget to download test nzb-files from the test NNTP server.

automatically start a special NNTP server, which serves test data files.

create test data files and nzb-files referring to them.

communicate with nzbget using nzbget API to control the program.

automatically start nzbget binary with a specific configuration.

The functional testing in NZBGet is controlled by scripts, which do things like: Note: In addition to functional tests there are unit tests, which are not covered by this document. The quality of total testing obviously depends on the amount and quality of individual tests. When functional tests succeed that means that the tested scenarios will most likely work properly when the program is run by real users.

Although the user interface parts are not tested the core of the program is tested and how the different program components work together. This is much like if the testing were made by a human. Since the Raspberry Pi is not the strongest machine, I recommend changing Parscan to Limited.During functional testing the program is tested as a whole. If you plan to use SSL with NZBGet use this cipher RC4-MD5 recommended by hugbug the developer of this fine software. Reboot to make sure NZBGet starts on boot sudo reboot See if the nzbget service works sudo service nzbget start Note: if you are on Raspbmc remove the setuid and setgid lines (thanks to Raijmond) #description "NZBGet upstart script"

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Install upstart sudo apt-get install upstartĬreate the upstart file sudo nano /etc/init/nf Let's make it autostart on the Raspberry Pi using an upstart script on boot Now try and access NZBGet at username:nzbget password:tegbzn6789 Note: For the Raspberry Pi the extra / is necessary after scripts Note: Your extension scripts folder is ~/nzbget-13.0/scripts/ which you set in NZBGet Settings -> Paths -> ScripDir Unpack the VideoSort Script unzip videosort-ppscript-5.0.zip Install the Videosort post processing script to have NZBGet sort your video media automaticallyĮnter the NZBGet scripts folder cd scripts This also takes a good 10 minutes./configure & make & sudo make install & sudo make install-confĬhange the permissions of the configuration file sudo chown pi:root /usr/local/etc/nf This will take a good 10-15 minutes./configure & make & sudo make installĬompile, install and create the configuration file for nzbget 13.0. Unpack libpar 2 and enter its folder tar -xvf libpar2-0.4.tar.gz & cd libpar2-0.4Ĭompile libpar2. Run apt-get install libpar2-dev first and then run the following which will solve the problem so you can compile NZBGet without errors. Note: This fixes the ‘nzbget: error while loading shared libraries: libpar2.so.1: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory’.

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Grab updated libpar2 which nzbget needs to par check rar files Unpack the source and enter the folder it creates sudo tar -xvf nzbget-13.0.tar.gz & cd nzbget-13.0 Install dependencies sudo apt-get install build-essential libsigc++-dev sigc++ libncurses5-dev libssl-dev libxml2-dev libpar2-0-dev unzip p7zip-full -y It also solves Unrar error 64 as long as you are using absolute paths in NZBGet This fixes Error Unrar 10 echo "deb-src wheezy main contrib non-free rpi" | sudo tee -a /etc/apt/sources.list