Running old ver8 plugins

[9C1 Newbee]

I'd like to upgrade to the latest version 9.x of FreeNAS from 8.x. Unfortunately, ver 9 can't run all my ver 8 plugins. Specifically, LazyLibrarian. What I was thinking of doing is run 8.x for LazyLibrarian on a separate machine after I upgrade. Is there a better way to go about this?

 

[Nindustries]

I would just install it by hand on a jail in your 9.x machine or ask the dev to upgrade the plugin to 9.x.

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[cyberjock]

I would just install it by hand on a jail in your 9.x machine or ask the dev to upgrade the plugin to 9.x.

Not likely. It looks like the project hasn't been updated in 2 years. :(

https://github.com/itsmegb/LazyLibrarian

 

[Joshua Parker Ruehlig]

the dobytang branch has been updated but it always errors when I test it. you can try it but you will encounter the same issue.

 

[9C1 Newbee]

I would just install it by hand on a jail in your 9.x machine or ask the dev to upgrade the plugin to 9.x.

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Is there some sort of guide on how to do this? I have been searching and have come up with nothing.

the dobytang branch has been updated but it always errors when I test it. you can try it but you will encounter the same issue.

Joshua, I was looking at a site with a few of your plugins. It looks like you made an XDA plugin for 9.x. I was told it also does books. Was it any good?

 

[Joshua Parker Ruehlig]

Is there some sort of guide on how to do this? I have been searching and have come up with nothing.



Joshua, I was looking at a site with a few of your plugins. It looks like you made an XDA plugin for 9.x. I was told it also does books. Was it any good?

I think you mean XDM, haven't used it but I believe there is a working books plugin.

 

[9C1 Newbee]

I think you mean XDM, haven't used it but I believe there is a working books plugin.

You are correct, XDM. Horrible name. Not that Sabnzbd rolls off the tongue well either. Thank you.

What plugin are people using for books these days?