Just tested it on Debian 6, works flawlessly.
All in all, it works as expected on:
-CentOS (Fedora also since it relies on RH)
-Ubuntu 10
-Debian 6
To get rid of those missing binaries errors:
Debian: apt-get install zip unzip ;
Ubuntu: apt-get install zip unzip rar;
CentOS/FEDORA/RH: yum install zip unzip;
RAR on debian/RH:
cd /tmp ; wget
http://rarlab.com/rar/rarlinux-4.0.0.tar.gz ; tar -xzvf rarlinux-4.0.0.tar.gz ; cp rar/rar_static /usr/local/bin/rar ; chmod 755 /usr/local/bin/rar)
Quote from: nicobubulle on March 22, 2011, 03:03:49 am
Damned ! I'm really a idiot... It's work great now. I have a few question : do you think it will be possible to make streaming work (with divx web player or other) ? What about file >2Gb (command begin but seems never finish...) ?
Streaming works without Basic AUTH, a bypass could be to set up the streamer (view.php) in another path on the same domain which is not protected by Web AUTH. Also setting a subdomain specially for file serving, will make things work better with download/streaming, since browsers allow only 2 connections per domain (while downloading ruTorrent will freeze/timeout).
Its a DivX WebPlayer issue; also its highly unstable, if you try to view a non supported video format, the player will crash and it will not work at all. PC restart is necessary to get it working again (no matter what browser you are using).
Downloading large files using Firefox doesn't seem to work (i guess the file is loaded into memory if it hasn't got the filesize, to decide to write it to hdd. It works in Chrome (haven't tested it on other browsers).
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Hi
Thanks hwk for coming back. I am getting "Destination not permitted" error while trying to create rar or zip archives. could you please tell me what should I do? thanks
Well try another path. EX: hello.nfo / you can move/copy/extract to hello.nfo since is a file
EDIT: What other linux distros should i try the plugin on?
I'm planning to test it on arch linux, since it was reported not to work on it.