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Nyuu configs
You can read what all the options do here. You don't need to know what each option does. Most likely you'll be good to go by just replacing the dummy values. You should also consider using a paid BLOCK account for uploading.
All three of the provided configs below have 3 dummy values that you need to replace before using:
"host": "your.provider.com",
"user": "coolusername",
"password": "123password",
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"dump-failed-posts": "/path/to/folder",
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NOTE: Windows paths must use double backslashes
\\
, e.g,D:\\path\\to\\folder
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NOTE: Windows paths must use double backslashes
Only modify the other values if you know what you're doing.
This config obfuscates everything so public indexers can't index it. This will be the config you pass to NYUU_CONFIG_PRIVATE.
{
" *** Server Options *** ":0,
"host": "your.provider.com",
"port": 563,
"ssl": true,
"ignore-cert": false,
"user": "coolusername",
"password": "123password",
"connections": 20,
" *** Article Options *** ":0,
"article-size": "700K",
"subject": "${rand(20)}",
"comment": "",
"from": "${rand(10)}@${rand(5)}.${rand(3)}",
"groups": "alt.binaries.boneless",
"yenc-name": "${rand(15)}",
" *** Check Options *** ":0,
"check-connections": 5,
"check-tries": 2,
"check-delay": "5s",
"check-retry-delay": "30s",
"check-post-tries": 2,
" *** NZB Options *** ":0,
"out": "{filename}.nzb",
"overwrite": true,
"nzb-subject": "[{filenum}/{files}] - \"{filename}\" yEnc ({part}/{parts}) {filesize}",
" *** Other Options *** ":0,
"skip-errors": "all",
"dump-failed-posts": "/path/to/folder",
"quiet": false,
"token-eval": false,
" *** UI Options *** ":0,
"log-time": true,
" *** Input Files *** ":0,
"subdirs": "keep"
}
This config does not obfuscate anything and public indexers will index it. This will be the config you pass to NYUU_CONFIG_PUBLIC.
The "from": "${rand(10)}@${rand(5)}.${rand(3)}"
is still randomized but you can always change it.
{
" *** Server Options *** ":0,
"host": "your.provider.com",
"port": 563,
"ssl": true,
"ignore-cert": false,
"user": "coolusername",
"password": "123password",
"connections": 20,
" *** Article Options *** ":0,
"article-size": "700K",
"comment": "",
"from": "${rand(10)}@${rand(5)}.${rand(3)}",
"groups": "alt.binaries.boneless",
" *** Check Options *** ":0,
"check-connections": 5,
"check-tries": 2,
"check-delay": "5s",
"check-retry-delay": "30s",
"check-post-tries": 2,
" *** NZB Options *** ":0,
"out": "{filename}.nzb",
"overwrite": true,
"nzb-subject": "[{filenum}/{files}] - \"{filename}\" yEnc ({part}/{parts}) {filesize}",
" *** Other Options *** ":0,
"skip-errors": "all",
"dump-failed-posts": "/path/to/folder",
"quiet": false,
"token-eval": false,
" *** UI Options *** ":0,
"log-time": true,
" *** Input Files *** ":0,
"subdirs": "keep"
}
This is an alternative private config that randomizes the length of the randomizer for the schizophrenic.
Explanation
${rand(Math.floor(Math.random()*(30-10)+10))}
/*
Format: Math.floor(Math.random()*(MAX-MIN)+MIN)
Replace the Max and Min values with whatever you feel like it.
In this example, this creates a random integer between 10 and 30,
which is then used as an argument for the rand() function to generate
a random string of that length
*/
Config:
{
" *** Server Options *** ":0,
"host": "your.provider.com",
"port": 563,
"ssl": true,
"ignore-cert": false,
"user": "coolusername",
"password": "123password",
"connections": 20,
" *** Article Options *** ":0,
"article-size": "700K",
"subject": "${rand(Math.floor(Math.random()*(30-10)+10))}",
"comment": "",
"from": "${rand(Math.floor(Math.random()*(20-10)+10))}@${rand(Math.floor(Math.random()*(10-5)+5))}.${rand(Math.floor(Math.random()*(5-2)+2))}",
"groups": "alt.binaries.boneless",
"yenc-name": "${rand(Math.floor(Math.random()*(20-10)+10))}",
" *** Check Options *** ":0,
"check-connections": 5,
"check-tries": 2,
"check-delay": "5s",
"check-retry-delay": "30s",
"check-post-tries": 2,
" *** NZB Options *** ":0,
"out": "${filename}.nzb",
"overwrite": true,
"nzb-subject": "[${filenum}/${files}] - \"${filename}\" yEnc (${part}/${parts}) ${filesize}",
" *** Other Options *** ":0,
"skip-errors": "all",
"dump-failed-posts": "/path/to/folder",
"quiet": false,
"token-eval": true,
" *** UI Options *** ":0,
"log-time": true,
" *** Input Files *** ":0,
"subdirs": "keep"
}
You can understand what most of the options do here but I'll explain some of them here:
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${rand(N)}
- This is a token accepted by various different options, resulting in a random string
N
characters long - You use this to obfuscate uploaded nzbs to prevent them from being taken down by DMCAs and getting indexed by public indexers
- For private uploads, you should randomize
--subject
,--from
, and--yenc-name
- For public uploads, it's mostly upto you. If you randomize
--subject
and--yenc-name
, then it won't get picked up by public indexers like NZBKing but it'll work just as expected if you share the NZB file
- This is a token accepted by various different options, resulting in a random string
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--token-eval
- This option expands on the tokens like
${rand(N)}
- It allows us to input JavaScript
- For example, you can use it to generate a random number between
max
andmin
usingMath.floor(Math.random() * (max - min) + min)
and then feed that random number to${rand(N)}
- Adjust the
min
andmax
values as you like -
Note: You'll have to change your tokens based on whether
token-eval
is true or false.{filename}
will work withouttoken-eval
, but you'll have to change it to${filename}
to make it work with--token-eval
- This option expands on the tokens like
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--nzb-subject
- This is what will be written inside the
.nzb
file created - You do not want to obfuscate this for either private or public since this will only ever be accessible to someone who already has the
.nzb
file - You can again use more of the built-in tokens to format this in a way we like
- I'll be using
[${filenum}/${files}] - "${filename}" yEnc (${part}/${parts}) ${filesize}
format, following the yenc standard - This results in
[1/7] - "Show.S01E01.BluRay.1080p.FLAC2.0.H.265-Group.mkv" yEnc (1/483) 346,054,287
- This is what will be written inside the
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--dump-failed-posts
- This option writes any failed posts to a user-defined directory
- You can then repost these failed posts as needed