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DobyTang / LazyLibrarian

This project isn't finished yet. Goal is to create a SickBeard, CouchPotato, Headphones-like application for ebooks. Headphones is used as a base, so there are still a lot of references to it.
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Freenas setup #1354

Closed resiproxy closed 6 years ago

resiproxy commented 6 years ago

Hi everyone,

Just wondering if anyone has successfully installed lazy librarian in a jail?

I tried the built in plugin but it does not find anything for me. I then found some forum that showed how to upgrade to this version. I did it and then got errors on starting the service for some upgrade issue (believe an SSL issue). Went into the main py script and commented out the upgrade part. Launched successfully but then I get some database exceptions.

I also tried doing a manual build through a blank jail which led to it saying sqlite3 is not installed even though I know it was.

I clearly suck at this.

BongoEADGC6 commented 6 years ago

I've had the same problem. Not just you. It'd be nice to have an install guide for this instance.

philborman commented 6 years ago

There are users successfully running lazylibrarian on freenas, would be good if someone could write up how they did it and we can add it to the wiki.

At the moment the freenas lazylibrarian plugin is way out of date, but there are instructions in the lazylibrarian wiki on how to upgrade that version to the current one. Maybe the maintainer of the plugin can be asked to upgrade it?

@resiproxy what was the SSL issue, as lazylibrarian issues a warning if the ssl modules are not installed, but at the moment they are not essential.

BongoEADGC6 commented 6 years ago

It's an issue with python and TLS 1.0. GitHub uses TLS 1.2 now and the version of python installed by the plug-in doesn't provide that and throws an error on startup when running versioncheck.py. This is during the procedure where your checking GitHub for a newer version of the application.

I've also tried to build it from scratch without the plug-in but FreeNAS jails are out of date to begin with and using iocage instead of the regular jail manager it's up to date and the planned feature moving forward in BSD.

philborman commented 6 years ago

Ah right, thanks. In recent versions of lazylibrarian you can disable the update check by setting versioncheck_interval=0 in lazylibrarian config.ini, this might help, but won't get around the TLS 1.2 requirement for github. I guess the real answer is to use a newer python. Lazylibrarian is now compatible with python2 and python3, maybe python3 might be a way forward? As I said in an earlier reply, there are users successfully running lazylibrarian on freenas, just need to find out how they did it :-)

resiproxy commented 6 years ago

Actually got it to work just took a bit of googling. Believe installing it In a iocage vs a jail solved alot of issues. I'll look Into it more once I am home from vacation