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github.com/gpodder Resuming audiobook and podcast player - gpodder/panucci forked from xerxes2/panucci
Sat Jan 26 01:59:35 MST 2019
On Arch Virtual Box guest
gPodder 3.10.6(2018-12-29)
installed from git
gPodder on arcolinuxb-mate-0qw5q
$ export
declare -x GPODDER_DOWNLOAD_DIR="/media/sf_r1/audio/gpodder"
declare -x GPODDER_HOME="/media/sf_r1/audio/gpodder"
www.omnycontent.com rss feed The Savage Nation Podcast RSS
iheart radio podcasts are problem
The Ross Kaminsky Show https://www.iheart.com/podcast/the-ross-kaminsky-show-20710514/
Sat Jan 26 02:36:16 MST 2019
to: gpodder@freelists.org
subject: GPODDER_HOME problem on Linux
On Arch Linux
gPodder 3.10.6(2018-12-29)
installed from git
In ~/.bashrc
export GPODDER_HOME=/media/sf_r1/audio/gpodder
export GPODDER_DOWNLOAD_DIR=/media/sf_r1/audio/gpodder
$ export
declare -x GPODDER_DOWNLOAD_DIR="/media/sf_r1/audio/gpodder"
declare -x GPODDER_HOME="/media/sf_r1/audio/gpodder"
$ ls /media/sf_r1/audio/gpodder
Database Database-journal Downloads gpodder.net Logs Settings.json
On running gPodder:
Welcome to gPodder
Your podcast list is empty.
Sat Jan 26 02:41:10 MST 2019
gpodder@freelists.org
subject: Can iheart podcasts be subscribed?
I would like to subscribe to this podcast:
The Ross Kaminsky Show
https://www.iheart.com/podcast/the-ross-kaminsky-show-20710514/
Could not parse feed: 3:54: Unsupported feed type: html
Mon Jan 28 09:46:12 MST 2019
to: gpodder@freelists.org
subject: Re: GPODDER_HOME problem on Linux
> Thomas wrote:
> Did you try running from the command line? It might be that if you run it from the GUI menu that your bashrc settings are not applied.
>
> Also, have you checked with e.g. sqlite3 (CLI) or sqlitebrowser (GUI) if the “Database” file there actually contains podcasts?
I found out I had corrupted my git install so I reinstalled from git and always run from the command line now.
I still have not been able to get GPODDER_DOWNLOAD_DIR to have an effect.
What I want to leave GPODDER_HOME and change GPODDER_DOWNLOAD_DIR to a network folder.
When GPODDER_HOME and GPODDER_DOWNLOAD_DIR are not set:
The database is found.
ls ~/gPodder
Database Downloads gpodder.net Logs Settings.json
> craig@coot.net wrote:
> On Arch Linux
> gPodder 3.10.6(2018-12-29)
> installed from git
>
> In ~/.bashrc
> export GPODDER_HOME=/media/sf_r1/audio/gpodder
> export GPODDER_DOWNLOAD_DIR=/media/sf_r1/audio/gpodder
>
> $ export
> declare -x GPODDER_DOWNLOAD_DIR="/media/sf_r1/audio/gpodder"
> declare -x GPODDER_HOME="/media/sf_r1/audio/gpodder"
>
> $ ls /media/sf_r1/audio/gpodder
> Database Database-journal Downloads gpodder.net Logs Settings.json
>
> On running gPodder:
> Welcome to gPodder
> Your podcast list is empty.
Mon Jan 28 13:51:23 MST 2019
to: gpodder@freelists.org
subject: Re: GPODDER_HOME problem on Linux
> From: Kinney Baughman <baughmankr@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
>
> I've never set environmental variables from the command line the way you're
> trying to do it:
>
> If so, try setting your variables in one of those if it's not reading it
> from the .bashrc file.
These lines were in my ~/.bashrc file, not done interactively at the shell:
declare -x GPODDER_DOWNLOAD_DIR="/media/sf_r1/audio/gpodder"
declare -x GPODDER_HOME="/media/sf_r1/audio/gpodder"
Mon Jan 28 16:03:31 MST 2019
to: gpodder@freelists.org
subject: Re: GPODDER_HOME problem on Linux
I'm afraid I'm being all muddled.
What I added to my ~/.bashrc file:
> In ~/.bashrc
> export GPODDER_HOME=/media/sf_r1/audio/gpodder
> export GPODDER_DOWNLOAD_DIR=/media/sf_r1/audio/gpodder
Output of export before I start gpodder from the command line:
> $ export
> declare -x GPODDER_DOWNLOAD_DIR="/media/sf_r1/audio/gpodder"
> declare -x GPODDER_HOME="/media/sf_r1/audio/gpodder"
Mon Jan 28 20:20:02 MST 2019
to: gpodder@freelists.org
subject: Re: GPODDER_HOME problem on Linux
I reinstalled gpodder, tested and it works as expected.
1) Set GPODDER_DOWNLOAD_DIR in ~/.bashrc
2) Install gpodder from git.
3) Run from command line.
3) Subscribe to https://peterboyles.podbean.com/
4) Download the last 8 episodes
5) It all worked.
1) Set GPODDER_DOWNLOAD_DIR in ~/.bashrc
cat ~/.bashrc
...
alias gpodder=$HOME/gpodder/bin/gpodder
export GPODDER_DOWNLOAD_DIR=/media/sf_r1/audio/gpodder-downloads
2) Install gpodder from git.
git clone https://github.com/gpodder/gpodder.git
cd gpodder
python3 tools/localdepends.py # To install dependencies
3) Run from command line. (See alias above)
gpodder
3) Subscribe to https://peterboyles.podbean.com/
4) Download the last 8 episodes
5) It all worked.
ls -R /media/sf_r1/audio/gpodder-downloads
/media/sf_r1/audio/gpodder-downloads:
'The Peter Boyles Show'
'/media/sf_r1/audio/gpodder-downloads/The Peter Boyles Show':
folder.jpg pb012519-hr2.mp3 pb012519-hr4.mp3 pb012819-hr2.mp3 pb012819-hr4.mp3
pb012519-hr1.mp3 pb012519-hr3.mp3 pb012819-hr1.mp3 pb012819-hr3.mp3
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subject: iHeartRadio podcasts?
Fri Feb 1 10:26:26 MST 2019
Is it possible to connect to iHeartRadio podcasts with gpodder?
example URL is
https://www.iheart.com/podcast/the-ross-kaminsky-show-20710514/
I do not use an Android or an Iphone smart phone.
to: gpodder@freelists.org
subject: Re: iHeartRadio podcasts?
Fri Feb 1 17:13:06 MST 2019
Good search juju. Thanks, that is the podcast.
>> On Fri, Feb 1, 2019 at 10:27 AM Craig Anderson <craig@coot.net> wrote:
>> Is it possible to connect to iHeartRadio podcasts with gpodder?
>> example URL is
>> https://www.iheart.com/podcast/the-ross-kaminsky-show-20710514/
>>
>> I do not use an Android or an Iphone smart phone.
> David Malouf <emailthedavid@gmail.com> wrote
> Looks like iHeartRadio doesn't have RSS feeds - maybe if you pay?
> Looking around online, found this feed - maybe it's what you're looking for?
>
> http://www.spreaker.com/ihr/show/2383162/episodes/feed-passthrough
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subject: Managing Downloads
Wed Jan 30 12:55:27 MST 2019
It seems when I delete a podcast download it is removed from the episode list. I would like to delete the local copy and have the episode remain in the episode list. Is this possible?
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subject: Re: Managing Downloads
Fri Feb 1 11:11:51 MST 2019
> Eric <1ballistic1@gmail.com>
> theres a "hide deleted episodes" opion if you're using the GUI version?
> im not at that machine right now, but up in the menu bar, on the right, if i remember correctly?
>> On Fri, Feb 1, 2019 at 1:41 PM Craig Anderson <craig@coot.net> wrote:
>> It seems when I delete a podcast download it is removed from the episode
>> list. I would like to delete the local copy and have the episode remain
>> in the episode list. Is this possible?
Yes. Thanks.
So have I missed a manual that I should have consulted?
vocalproject.net
Mon Jan 28 10:02:58 MST 2019
Vocal 2.3.0 installed on Arch.
./.local/share/vocal/The Savage Nation Podcast/audio.mp3