Re: BNR2, ubuntu & NZBs

"Jeff Snavely" <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.network.bnr
Message-ID <[email protected]>
--- In [email protected], "Michael Cook" <michaelcook_mjc@...> wrote:
> I'm trying to understand how to best process NZB files.  On windoze I
> used Grabit and it was fairly easy - you search the newzbin for
> something then the browser automatically shoved it to Grabit - who
> then asked if you wanted to add this to the download batch.
> 
> Is there someway to get BNR2 to do this under Ubuntu?  (Trying to
> minimise the number of mouseclicks).
> 
> An alternative question is: can you pass a list of NZB files to BNR2
> via a config-file on startup or similar?

BNR does not yet have support for drag-and-drop of NZB files, passing
them as parameters or working with Windows File Associations. 
However, I have added partial support for this in the unreleased
version that I am using.  I just have to work out issues with getting
Windows File Associations to pass the files to one of the running
instances instead of trying to start up a new instance and failing due
to the database already being in use.

The only way you can currently load NZB files into BNR is with the
File | Import | NewsBin .NZB File command.  If you want to download
the files referenced in multiple NewsBin files to the same target
directory, then you can select all of them at once instead of
importing them one at a time.



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