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NzbLink Support
Posted: 28 Dec 2016, 10:08
by isarrider
I read somewhere
that there is a new method of adding nzbs:
nzblnk:?t=NAMEOFTHEFILE&h=HEADER&p=PASSWORD
even if the automatic fetching of the NZB wont be supported
(or will it be with some search engines to be defined by the user?)
it would make it easier if nzbget would check if the header is already in the downloadlist
and add the corresponding password to it...?
THx,
Isarrider
Re: NzbLink Support
Posted: 28 Dec 2016, 11:32
by hugbug
I honestly don't have a clue what you are talking about.
Re: NzbLink Support
Posted: 28 Dec 2016, 17:23
by prinz2311
That is something that is tested in 1 forum that distributes nzb files. They are testing a tool that will get an nzb from such a posted "link" and send it to sab or nzbget. This is still a closed beta test (forum staff only).
So nothing to do with nzbget and is not even a standardized link, just proprietary solution from them. With a Tool that will be released to public maybe some day (they test it already since forever).
Re: NzbLink Support
Posted: 28 Dec 2016, 17:31
by hugbug
Ok, thanks for explanation.
I guess existing browser extensions (for nzbget) could be extended to support this other link format.
Re: NzbLink Support
Posted: 29 Mar 2017, 09:11
by isarrider
Hi,
now there a ref implementation:
https://github.com/nzblnk/nzb-monkey/tree/master/src
As I dont like running external programs,
maybe more people would enjoy having it in nzbget integrated?
Thx
Re: NzbLink Support
Posted: 21 Apr 2017, 09:41
by isarrider
I tried to code some, but no success till now...
Re: NzbLink Support
Posted: 16 Aug 2017, 20:30
by d0zer
Hi there,
prinz2311 is right. The
NZBLNK is a URL Scheme to trigger 3rd party software with necessary information to find and download a NZB referred by a header and provide this NZB including a password to a download solution like NZBGet.
This behavior is
already implemented in a python tool called
NZB Monkey. Download
here.
The URL Scheme itself
is documented here.
NZBGet does not contain any search functionality so it doesnt make sense to implement this in NZBGet.
Sincerely
d0zer
Author of the NZBLNK scheme