Urd
Urd is a Web-based Usenet binary download manager. It stores the newsgroup information in a MySQL database and aggregates the articles into sets of a single download (e.g. one album or movie). The Web interface can be used to search with regular expressions. It uses its own downloading daemon that has support for scheduling downloads and updating databases. URD can also download directly from NZB files and even create NZB files. Further features include custom scripts, multiple languages, a template based Web interface, support for multiple servers, automatic par2 and unrar support, and an intuitive user interface.
| Tags | Internet Web Communications Usenet News Indexing/Search nzb |
|---|---|
| Licenses | GPLv3 |
| Operating Systems | OS Independent |
| Implementation | JavaScript PHP |
| Translations | English Dutch German French Swedish |
Recent releases
- 03 Mar 2013 19:10
Release Notes: There are a couple of bugfixes this time, albeit mostly minor issues but not in the least some bright new features and improvements. The default stylesheet is now "Light". There is a new, smaller download basket, whitelists for spots, and a large set filter.
- 26 Oct 2012 23:52
Release Notes: This release fixes an annoying bug.
- 16 Oct 2012 22:33
Release Notes: There are quite a few bugfixes this time, albeit mostly for minor issues. The main changes are showing the number of comments in the spots overview, support for PostgreSQL version 9, and scaling of images.
- 04 Sep 2012 03:02
Release Notes: A large improvement to all stylesheets, improved file view pages, an option in the installer to choose the database engine for MySQL, and lots of minor improvements and bugfixes.
- 24 Jul 2012 00:06
Release Notes: This release adds two new stylesheets with only a few images, implements the use of templates for email messages sent by urd, adds more statistics information, including spots count and distribution and a group sets count, and adds lots of minor improvements and bugfixes, as usual.
Recent comments
Usenet Category
You should probably add this to:
Communications :: Usenet News
Heartbeat
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- 239.13
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