Adding more torrent sites for rss d/l (1 Viewer)

[tranquil]

Hi,

how can i add more sites to the list of rss downloaders?

i don't understand the syntax / regex logic i need to fill in the textboxes in the config window.

i've got these 2 sites from TED: (for getting 'dexter' for e.g.)

BTJunkie - Dexter
tvRSS - search based

 

[norjms]

Also intrested

I would also be intrested as I use this website as well. The actual website has moved from tvrss.net to ezRSS - Life made easy. They use a standard format for searching that should be really really easy to make use of. If someone could point me in the right direction I will try to figure it out.

 

[ltfearme]

I think the list is hardcoded but may be editable by directly adding a record in the database table. I have never looked at this before so will be hard to guide you. I think it will be best to get the source, and take a look.

Anyone from the community is free to create a patch and submit it on the Issue Tracker.

 

[drealit]

I don't feel comfortable at all using something based on public trackers... I urge others to reconsider using something like this. Get yourself a nice private site with RSS feed customizing and utilize that instead.

 

[marksteel]

Has anyone managed to add any new sites for searching? If so how did you do this.

 

[wuzzduzz]

hmm looking also for german torrents... like torrent.to / saugstube.to, maybe some1 can help?

 

[marksteel]

Ok, well i found that you can edit the tvseries db3 database using sqlitebrowser.

SQLite Database Browser | Get SQLite Database Browser at SourceForge.net

Now I just need to work out what to add in the tables for my new seach site.

So far for piratebay I have:

ID: Pirate Bay

Searchurl: http://thepiratebay.org/search/$search$/0/7/0

Searchregex: BLANK SO FAR

Detailsurl: BLANK SO FAR

Detailsregex: BLANK SO FAR

Can anyone help??

 

[sergien]

Well ...

I'm not a RegEx expert, but this is my small contribution so far:

ID:

Pirate Bay

Searchurl:

http://thepiratebay.org/s/?q=$search$&page=0&orderby=99

Searchregex:

<td><a href="/torrent/(?<id>\d*)/(.*?)>(?<name>[^<]*)</a></td>
<td>(?<date>[^<]*?)</td>
<td><a href="(?<link>[^<]*)" title="(.*?)</a><a(.*?)</td>
<td align="right">(?<size>[^<]*)</td>
<td align="right">(?<seeds>\d*)</td>
<td align="right">(?<leechers>\d*)</td>

Detailsurl:

http://thepiratebay.org/torrent/$id$

Detailsregex:

toggleFilelist[^>]*; return false;">(?<filecount>\d*)</a></dd>

So far it querys correctly to PirateBay and shows the results, but it does not download the link. I think the problem is the link to the torrents in PirateBay are not relative to the search web address, but an absolute URL to another server.

I don't know how to solve this, as it seems hardcoded in the plugin.

Best regards,
Sergien

 

[mcardlej]

With the loss of mininova, it would be awesome to see this one finished off....

 

[umlaut]

With the loss of mininova, it would be awesome to see this one finished off....

+1 for that. It would be great if I as a user could - with the help of the community - add my favourite torrent sites