I spend quite a lot of time on this subreddit and I notice a lot of people have problems with a lot of things regarding Plex. Whether it’s metadata or media recognition or streming or quality, transcoding, hw transcoding, updates, everything really.
I haven’t been using Plex for a long time, 1 year (lifetime pass) but I just want to say that I don’t, and I never did have any issues with Plex with the two setups I used.
First setup was a Synology DS218+ with 2x14TB SHR where I had 10ish dockers including Plex (mind you that a year ago, I’ve never heard about dockers, I didn’t know what they were and I never used Plex or Synology or any NAS at all - this was all new to me). Hardware transcoding worked without issues (minimum setup required) and I could stream to multiple clients with or without transcoding with no isses. Only problem appeared when I started downloading a lot of things and unpacking and moving things which slowed down the system and caused …
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I subscribed to their lifetime ultimate membership on the 24th, but my account was never updated. I emailed them on the 24th, and on the 25th they replied to my email asking for more details. I provided more details same day and haven’t heard back on that thread or a few others that I have started since.
Indexers are NZBGeek and DrunkenSlug.
Servers are Frugal, Frugal Bonus, Blocknews, theCubeNet, Usenet Farm, and Viper.
I seem to be getting more incompletes than I feel I should. Any advice on improving my success rate, specifically regarding servers or indexers?
I found Miatrix a while back and see that its only $20 for a year of VIP. I do not hear it mentioned here very often which makes me think it sucks or its pretty good and as a result nobody mentions it.
Does anyone here use it much? Does it have any particular kind of speciality? Like stuff I can only get there? Or are they just another small indexer who scrapes someone else?
Anyone got a link to a guide or video where this is super dumbed down, like imagine im an illiterate monkey or something. Ive tried to understand how to use them properly so many time but I just can’t.
Ty x
I just had a pretty big wakeup call where someone was evidently able to get into my Sonarr application and delete all my tv shows, and nothing else fortunately.
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I have since added a username/password to the client and enabled 2fa on my synology.
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I am not really tech savvy, I just followed a guide on how to set up sonarr, radarr, deluge, and plex up in a docker system. Is there anything else I can do to ensure no one else can get in?
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What kind of firewall rules would help protect me? I still need my ports open for sonarr to be able to use it right? If not, I imagine just blocking the port would protect me quite a bit
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Thank you
So I have a Sonarr/qBit/Plex setup on a NAS thats always worked fantastic, but noticed an issue. Pushover notifies me when it grabs episodes, and last night it grabbed Rings of Power Ep 4 twice.
I thought this was due to a file format issue maybe (proper vs not), but then noticed Plex was only showing the first three episodes of RoP, and when I do a scan it still isn’t pulling in Ep 4.
So then I check qBit and yep, both of those Ep. 4 files are properly downloaded. So I check Sonarr, and it says that Episodes 1, 2 and 4 are “downloaded but unable to import - check logs for details” (ep 3 is fine). Note Plex has pulled in episodes 1, 2 and 3, so its strange that the first two have the same issue as episode 4, which is the only one not getting pulled in. Also, I noticed episodes 1 and 2 have multiple completed downloads in qBit as well.
Any idea what the problem is?
Edit: Here’s the files qBit has dl’d
Here’s the most recent log file, with the …
I’ve downloaded a 193.2G torrent, manually, cause for some reason I don’t remember (I think it was because it wouldn’t download complete packs? anyway). Now sonarr is only picking up the first season, which is around 24G. Still, the whole torrent has been downloaded.
How do I make it “notice” that the 6 missing seasons are already on disk?
So, I can’t reach an indexer in Sonarr. I can reach the same indexer in Radarr.
I have a synology NAS. I’m running sonar, radarr and SABnzdb in docker containers.
Problem started occurring two nights ago. Troubleshooting I’ve done so far included, updating to latest sonarr version. Checked with my indexer and it was fine. Got a new API key just in case. API key works fine on Radarr but not Sonarr. (BTW, I’m subbed to the indexer)
Eventually I deleted the container, image and restarted. Deleted the contents of the config folder. Then redownloaded Sonarr and started from scratch.
At this point, for a very brief 2 minutes everything seemed to be working fine. I tested the indexer and no errors were returned. As soon as I tried to do download something it happened all over again.
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Here’s the bit of the logs that deals with it. https://pastebin.com/2TAZ2VZp
I’ve been at this for almost three days. It’s broken me. Can anyone make …