Even on the top indexers season packs tend to be rare for both web-dls and blu-rays.
Is there any reason why? Harder to automate? A pain in the ass to do manually?
It’s extremely convenient for snatching specific groups since you won’t get a mix of two releases for one show. I know an argument can be made that it’s not necessary but even with automation and having a very tailored setup it’s easy to snatch a lower quality episode if it’s unavailable for whatever reason.
With season packs you can eliminate this.
I cannot pull up their website and their api website aint working either. Anyone else?
EDIT: It is back up, credit: u/eyankee01
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Today Omicron hit 5,000 days of retention I remember when I first started using newsgroups Giganews’ 90 days was considered insane. Just wondering what people think the max number will be or maybe it’s 5,000 guess we will know that tomorrow!
Disclaimer: I am in no way, shape, or form suggesting that this is the optimal way to set this up. In fact, I’m telling you now that I’m certain there are more secure and optimal configurations. This is just how I personally got things to work.
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So based on my questions here. Everyone was incredibly helpful so I thought I’d pass it on and offer up what I’ve learned from my experiences there so that anyone in similar situations in the future might be able to have an easier time.
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I’m running Ubuntu 22.04 in a VM on ESXi and I mounted a SMB share from FreeNAS to both the ‘arr’ VM that has the stack on it and my ‘Jellyfin’ VM. I’m also using Deluge with NordVPN as a proxy.
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The first thing I did was set up Sonarr. To do this I went to the Sonarr website download section under linux. I then followed those instructions, skipping the optional Mono and …
I know that the F1 races and qualifying, etc get posted as nzb’s to newsgroups because I can find them when I manually search, and I know that Sonarr has entries for Formula1 which should in theory match those nzb’s but they don’t match/work. I was wondering if there is a way to modify how Sonarr searches for a specific show, or if there is some sonarr spin off for sports? Also Not asking for an invite but are there indexers devoted to sports?
Edit I got it solved and setup. If anyone has any similar questions I’ve written a bit of information about how I set things up here.
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So I’m honestly not sure if this is the right subreddit for this or if it’s more of a HomeLabs, or something else type quest, but it just seems to cover so many topics and I’ve found this subreddit from other posts while trying to research so I thought I’d give it a try.
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Anyways, I’ve never used anything even remotely close to Jackett, Sonarr, Radarr, etc. I haven’t even used a torrent client via a server before - only on Windows. However I do have a server running ESXi that I’ve ran several things off of including previously Plex and now Jellyfin. While looking into the switch from Plex to Jellyfin I ran into a lot of people talking about Sonarr, Radarr, and Jackett and honestly they all seem too good to be true, but they also sound like they’re …
I run a PLEX server for family and friends. As a massive MCU fan, I keep a 4K copy of all the movies for streaming on my home network and a 1080p copy for remote streaming for my family and friends.
I started playing around with radarr yesterday and in my haste, messed something up and it deleted all my 4K & 1080p copies of the MCU movies and replaced them with 720p. I think I have fixed the 720p issue and have them redownloading in 1080p but is there a way to have a 2160p and 1080p copy of the same movie.
They live in different folders (Videos\4K & Videos\Movies) but when I add the libraries, it says they already exist. Is there a way to overcome this?
I’m using the custom formats definitions using the example as provided here: https://trash-guides.info/Radarr/Radarr-import-custom-formats/
It works great, but as with everything, they have a shelf-life, and Mr. TRaSH himself has created a wonderful tool that allows us to sync the examples from his guide to Radarr so they’re always up-to-date: https://github.com/rcdailey/trash-updater
But, the tool is a command line tool that you need to run manually, and there is no GUI, so I’m wondering if you have any tips on how you handle this? A cron-job would do the trick, but I’m running everything as containers in Unraid, and I’m not sure if I should run an executable file from my Unraid file structure?