A little script that will automatically download serie's episodes based on http://showRSS.info rss list using P2P (torrent).

NOTE: for the moment only showrss.info is supported.

• Linux (not tested with other plateforms but it should work with some adaptations)
• python3 for myshow (https://www.python.org/)
• python2 for deluge (https://www.python.org/)
• deluge (http://deluge-torrent.org/)
• [optional] pip2 to automatically install python2 dependencies (https://pypi.python.org/pypi)
• [optional] showRSS.info account (http://showrss.info/?cs=feeds)
• [optional] python2-service_identity for deluge (https://pypi.python.org/pypi/service_identity)
• [optional] python2-mako for deluge-web (http://www.makotemplates.org/)

Be sure to install all dependencies and check if the command > deluged is working correctly in your terminal. MyShow will try to automatically install python2 dependencies if you installed pip2 and python2.

You might get a warning for 'service_identity' while running myshow. This warning comes from deluge-web. Install the dependencie service_identity (pip2 install service_identity) if it failed with the automatic installation from myshow. UserWarning: You do not have the service_identity module installed.. This is not important. Deluge deamon (deluged) is working correctly.

Check if the command works correctly

> python myshow.py -v or > python3 myshow.py -v

You should have something like this

> python myshow.py -v
[?] Checking python dependencies
[OK]  Checking hashed.dat

If so, then myshow is ready to do the job.

usage: myshow.py [-h] [--init] [-u] [-a] [-d] [-dw] [-n NEW] [-i INTERVAL]
                 [--version] [-v]

Automatically download your rss torrents

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  --init                Init myshow with 'series.json' (without downloading on
                        first run)
  -u, --update          Check and download new series once (deluged
                        automatically launched)
  -a, --auto            Automatically update based on hourly interval (deluged
                        automatically launched)
  -d, --deluged         Start deluged
  -dw, --deluge-web     Start deluge-web (default port: 8112)
  -n NEW, --new NEW     Add a new serie
  -i INTERVAL, --interval INTERVAL
                        Interval of updates in hour (default: 1)
  --version             Show version number of MyShow
  -v, --verbose         Verbose mode

1. Go to http://showrss.info and create an account (no email needed)
2. Navigate to feeds in the top menu (http://showrss.info/?cs=feeds)
3. Select A single show (your serie) and click on Get feed address
4. Copy the public feed address for that specific serie (eg: http://showrss.info/feeds/1014.rss)

Then add the serie to myshow with initialization: python3 myshow.py -n http://showrss.info/feeds/1014.rss --init -v

• -n: will append the new feed to be tracked by myshow.
• --init: will catch the latest feed. This step should be done in order to avoid downloading all episodes.
• -v: will launch myshow in verbose mode.

You should have something like this

python3 myshow.py -n http://showrss.info/feeds/1014.rss -u --init -v
[?] Checking python dependencies
[OK]  Checking hashed.dat
[?] Getting series
[OK]  found 3 series
 Arrow
 The Vampire Diaries
 Game of Thrones
http://showrss.info/feeds/1014.rss
{'Arrow': 'http://showrss.info/feeds/505.rss', 'The Vampire Diaries': 'http://showrss.info/feeds/205.rss', '12 Monkeys': 'http://showrss.info/feeds/1014.rss', 'Game of Thrones': 'http://showrss.info/feeds/350.rss'}
Initializing MyShow...
[?] Getting series
[OK]  found 4 series
 Arrow
 The Vampire Diaries
 12 Monkeys
 Game of Thrones
[OK]  New episode: 12 Monkeys 1x09 Tomorrow 720p
[OK]  New episode: 12 Monkeys 1x08 Yesterday 720p
[OK]  New episode: 12 Monkeys 1x07 The Keys 720p
[OK]  New episode: 12 Monkeys 1x06 The Red Forest 720p
[OK]  New episode: 12 Monkeys 1x05 The Night Room 720p
[OK]  New episode: 12 Monkeys 1x04 Atari 720p
[OK]  New episode: 12 Monkeys 1x03 Cassandra Complex 720p
[OK]  New episode: 12 Monkeys 1x02 720p

Now MyShow will track: 12 Monkeys, Arrow and Vampire Diaries episodes. Since we specified the --init option, myshow will prevent downloading the latest episode directly. Thus when running myshow with the update option (see section: Run myshow)

Just run this command

> python myshow.py -u -v

in order to check for new series and start downloading new episodes in deluge.

The downloaded file should be in "Deluge download folder". You can check this by opening deluge and look at the configuration options. Normally, it should be downloaded into your home/username/Downloads folderi by default.

Simply launch the script with the option --auto. By defaut the interval is set to one hour. But you can specify yours using the -i INTERVAL option. Example for two hours interval:

> python3 myshow.py -a -v -i 2

Every 2 hours, myshow will get the list of the RSS flux and check for new episodes. If it detectes an undownloaded episode, it will add the torrent to deluged.

You can also tell myshow to run the deluge-web interface by passing the option -dw or --deluge-web. Example:

> python3 myshow.py -a -v -i 2 -dw

The default port is 8112, and the default password is deluge

For low settings, you should modify deluge to consume less resources. The first time I saw "Deluge is a lightweight client for torrent", I told myself: "Perfect for my project !". But I found out that deluged and deluged-web needed more thant 500Mb of RAM memory in order to work. Well, this isn't true. Here is a simple guide to low down deluge resources:

• Launche the web interface (python3 myshow.py -dw) and connect on "127.0.0.1:8112" with your favorite browser. It can take up to 1-2 minutes in order to launch deluge-web.
• Go to "Preferences" (at the top) and choose the "Bandwidth" category.
• Low down the following options to decrease deluged resources: Max Connections, Max Upload slots, Max Half-Open Connections, Maximum Connection Attempts per Second in the Global Bandwitch Usage section.

Here is an example of configuration for RaspberryPI:

Global Bandwith Usage
Maximum Connections: 60
Maximum Upload Slots: 2
Maximum Download Speed (KiB/s): 2000     [this depends on your bandwitdh]
Maximum Upload Speed (KiB/s): 10         [this depends on your bandwidth]
Maximum Half-Open Connection: 30
Maximum Connection Attempts per Second: 5
Uncheck "Ignore limits on local network"
Check "Rate limit IP overhead"

• Parsers folder to have multiple source (not only showrss.info)
• Installer for /usr/bin