[Scan-Script] pfftn (formerly pass-from-file-to-nzbget.py)

[MrVideo]

I'm a little confused. My configuration: Linux: Fedora Core 27 | Python 2.7.15 | NZBGet 21.0

So, which version of the script should I be using: pfftn_2x.py or pass-from-file-to-nzbget2.6.py?

Thanks.

[hugbug]

I'd try pfftn_2x.py from the first post.

[MrVideo]

I'd try pfftn_2x.py from the first post.

So far that seems to be working great.

[chocoprinsje]

i dont know what im doing wrong
i have a new comp and i installed nzbget with pass-from-file-to-nzbget2.6.py
and installed python
and i on windows
but nzbget failed to unpack the nzb
i have trying so often but nzbget is not working with {{password }}
who can help me?

[chocoprinsje]

i tried everything but it didnt work anymore
can someone help please
i installed and installed python but the script is not working
i tried everything

[jockel]

i tried everything but it didnt work anymore
can someone help please
i installed and installed python but the script is not working
i tried everything

its working. i tested it a couple of minutes ago with linux.

be sure, you are using the right version and you've followed the steps in first post.
(it can only run, if you have python installed on your system)

[tony2k]

Python 3 drops this errors:
Executing scan-script pfftn_3x.py for something{{password}}.nzb
pfftn_3x: File "/opt/nzbget/scripts/pfftn_3x.py", line 81
pfftn_3x: print('[NZB] NZBPR_*Unpack:Password=', p.group(1), sep='')
pfftn_3x: ^
pfftn_3x: SyntaxError: invalid syntax

I get the same error with a QNAP. There is only python3 available and so I can't use the python2 script, which works great on a windows machine.

If you take out the last part of line 81 with <sep=''> (like in the script for python2), there is no error from the script for that line. The password section also seems to be recognized correctly, but the password does not work. So what is the function of the <sep=''> section. Someone has an idea?

Edit: ok, i now get the function of the <sep>. It will erase empty spaces in the string. I'll give it another try without that. Maybe someone has an idea why it fails with that command.

Edit2: Since this unfortunately does not work without it, I used another script. This one works without any problems so far and is therefore recommended under python3.

The only thing to remember is that, as with this script, the first line with the Python version has to be changed here.
--> GetPw.py https://gist.github.com/t0phr/c76496968e3a4b8e7fc2
Change the first line to: #!/usr/bin/env python

[Ordovicium]

It drove me crazy to install this extension. I would like to share, how I finally found a way to work.
Running on a Synology NAS.

• Installed Python2 by Safihre which creates the app in /volume1/@appstore/python

• Connnecting to the NAS with SSH

• In /usr/bin/ I ran

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  sudo rm python*

• Then I copied the python files from the app dir to the user/bin folder
  

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  sudo cp /volume1/@appstore/python/bin/python* /usr/bin/

• Checking if it works

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  python --version

This procedure works with Python2. For Python3 you need to figure out your App Dir. Will not install now again to complete this tutorial