In this tutorial we will install the program LazyLibrarian via the command line on a Ubuntu Computer.
The development of the LazyLibrarian application is not very active. If we compare this with, for example, Headphones, Sickbeard or Couchpotato. It took me a while to search. Which version is most up to date. Currently this is “https://github.com/DobyTang/LazyLibrarian” version. The most up to date. So you also have to take it into account. That this application is far from perfect. But I have not been able to find another similar application.
Install LazyLibrarian requirements
If we haven’t installed Git yet. Then we must do that first. However, chances are that you have already done that with regard to HeadPhones or Couchpotato.
We are now going to install Git.
sudo apt-get install git-core
We have to be sure. That we are in the right location.
cd ~
Then go to the correct folder.
cd /opt
Install LazyLibrarian Ubuntu
We are now going to download LazyLibrarian.
sudo git clone https://github.com/DobyTang/LazyLibrarian.git
Go to the correct folder.
cd /opt/LazyLibrarian
We can now start LazyLibrarian. With the following command.
python LazyLibrarian.py
You are now done installing LazyLibrarian.
Autostart LazyLibrarian Ubuntu
we of course also want LazyLibrarian to start automatically. During the boot process.
We are now going to copy the startup file from LazyLibrarian.
sudo cp ubuntu.default /etc/default/lazylibrarian
Nu gaa gaan we dit bestand bewerken.
sudo nano /etc/default/lazylibrarian
Edit the rules below.
ENABLE_DAEMON=1
RUN_AS=your Ubuntu account name
Then press ctrl + x. Andy to confirm this.
Now we need the rights. Set well.
sudo chmod a+x /etc/init.d/lazylibrarian
sudo update-rc.d lazylibrarian defaults
It is now possible to start LazyLibrarian with the command below.
sudo service lazylibrarian start
You can also use the following commands.
sudo service lazylibrarian stop
Or
sudo service lazylibrarian restart
You are now completely done with the tutorial Installing LazyLibrarian Ubuntu. And LazyLibrarian is now started automatically.
LazyLibrarian Ubuntu tutorial
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