At: ashok.org.uk/code/hella

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Hella

This is a terminal interface for hellanzb. It isn't very fancy, but you can use it from the shell on just about any reasonable platform.

This is just aimed at scratching a personal itch, but if it useful to you, you are very welcome to take it, modify it or do what you like. If it eats your cat, or spills your pint, I take no responsibility.

Instructions

  1. Download the hella Python script
  2. Save it somewhere convenient (e.g. on your path)
  3. Alter the 'SERVER' line near the top of the script
  4. Make it executable: chmod a+x hella
  5. Run the script from a terminal

Prerequisites:

Let me know if you have any trouble with this, and I'll fix it or improve the instructions here.

Known bugs

History

2009-03-20 Initial release
Basic working version.
2009-10-16 v1.1
Fixed non-fatal glitch when deleting last waiting item.
2009-10-17 v1.11
Cleaned up feedback on startup.
2009-11-29 v1.15
Show free space on destination device.
Added 'ShowFiles' command. Works automatically on Mac, fill in a suitable command for other OSes.
2009-12-01 v1.16
Fix fatal error on startup under certain circumstances. More reliably report free-space.

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James Lancaster on 27th March 2009

Thank you

This is great. I wanted something so I could easily manage hellanzb over remotely. I do not want a extra server or anything running and this fits the bill perfectly over ssh.

Thank you for your time.

Ashok Argent-Katwala[ashok] on 27th March 2009

My pleasure.

Thanks for letting me know that you find it useful.

Gavin on 16th September 2009

Ahhh yes. I have my hella daemon up and running on a new server, really didn't want to have to go and deal with hellasmella install again (pretty tho it is). With hellafox for the queuing and … HellaCurse?

Happy. This does need a name tho…

Thank you!

Cris on 27th November 2009

Great Tool!

Thanks for this. A great tool to manage hellanzb. Thank you!

CanadianBacon on 28th November 2009

Excellent!

Thanks for the code. Exactly what I was looking for… I like my SSH! :)

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