You can find the Flatpak bundle in test releases, and it will be available in the upcoming 25.0 release.
You can install NZBGet from the Snapcraft Store via Snap: https://snapcraft.io/nzbget (release 24.8 and later)
- Architectures supported: amd64, arm64, armhf
Additionally, the upcoming NZBGet v25 would feature new Statistics tab, featuring Speed and Data graphs, allowing better visibility and more tools into your news server management and optimization.
I have been using NewsLeecher for, decades(?). Unfortunately, as of a few months ago, the deobfuscation no longer works. Can anyone here recommend a usenet reader that works with the latest obfuscation methods? Thanks.
Been having trouble with the api for 6+ hours. Website is fine. Anybody else?
– Two Years Unlimited Usenet Access for only $35 Total and then after two years it will renew at $35 annually.
You can access that deal here👉👉👉 https://www.newsdemon.com/best-usenet-provider-special-week-one
This deal EXPIRES AT 3PM ET, so you have two hours to purchase. We will launch new deals for week two of our month long anniversary celebration on Monday morning and we will have new Flash Sale deals next Thursday at 1PM.
Also, if you want to save the most possible, you can pay with BTCPay and get an additional 25% added onto your term!
EDIT: Thank you everyone! This deal has ended for this week. We will have new deals out next Monday and another flash deal on Thursday. Until then, you can still get access to this past week’s deals using the link above!
Hello everyone, is it normal that bulknews has a very bad retention I can only download data that is 500 days old. The provider advertises with over 1500 days but not a single download over 600 days works.
Which backbone is used and why is it so bad? Are there alternative providers with block traffic that have over 1500 days?
It’s fucking ridiculous. The amount of whinging on this sub about the “audacity” of plex is way past the point of reason.
Did everyone forget about how Netflix, prime, max, YouTube tv, Hulu etc etc etc keep RAISING prices for existing services?
How many of you “just deal with that”, yet your world crumbles when a completely free service decides to start monetizing SOME of their product features??
It’s ridiculous. Yes, I know money is rare to come by these days-I’ve been unemployed all but four weeks this YEAR. But Jfc, take a step back and see what you’re getting for your money. If you don’t value that, then bail. Use Jellyfin at Emby or whatever.
Just stop whining so much about how deeply offended you are etc. I KNOW at least half of you pay for these shitty fucking streamers that keep raising your monthly cost, yet a one time lifetime charge is just out of the question for you with plex.
🤦🏽‍♂️
I can’t be the only one who’s taken notice that a lot of recent backlash have semantically been written in the form of “server maintainers” being outraged that:
“I receive many complaints from my users…”
“Plex is trying to deceive my users to pay a subscription with this newsletter!”
“My users have lost access to…”
Although I would never refer to friends and family as my users personally, I understand that there might be a semantic shorthand as a means to refer to both. On the other hand, we see so many people writing up professional looking newsletter to inform said “users” of recent changes, as if you don’t have a interpersonal relationship and talk with them on a weekly basis anyway.
Although piracy as a use-case is somewhat implicit by the features in the software, I can’t be the only one that is raising an eyebrow and thinking that some may take Plex sharing a bit far–when …
This one’s for the audiophiles, the visual junkies, and the lock-screen star-gazers. The next release is here, and it’s bringing the groove and the polish.
Hey r/Sonarr community!
Just wanted to share that Huntarr 6.3.0 has been released with a massive amount of fixes and updates since the release of 6.2. For those who haven’t tried Huntarr yet, it’s a specialized utility that automates discovering missing media and upgrading your existing collection across your *arr ecosystem (for Sonarr, Radarr, Lidarr, Readarr, Whisparr, and Whisparr v3).
GITHUB: https://github.com/plexguide/Huntarr.io
Mobile Experience is Smoother
New User-Requested Features
Good Morning Team,
Released Huntarr 6.2 with what many features that have been asked for. Check out the details below!
Works with: Sonarr, Radarr, Lidarr, Readarr, Whisparr V2 (V3 will come as an another program)
GITHUB: https://github.com/plexguide/Huntarr.io
What is it? Huntarr is an automated media management tool that works with the *arr ecosystem (Radarr, Sonarr, etc.) to help fill gaps in your media library. It intelligently searches for and processes missing content like movies, TV episodes, and other media by randomly selecting items from your wanted lists and initiating searches across your configured indexers. The tool includes features like stateful tracking to avoid duplicate processing, customizable search limits, and support for multiple *arr applications while providing a user-friendly web interface for monitoring and configuration.
Basic Terms: Helps you fill the holes in your media collection without manual intervention. It will help reduce bans if your one to …
Hey everyone!
Although development never stopped, it’s been a while since the last major version was released, so it was time for a new and improved version.
Quick recap of what cleanuperr can do:
cleanuperr is a tool for automating the cleanup of unwanted files, stalled downloads and failed imports (and more!) for Sonarr, Radarr and Lidarr. Most features are torrent only, but failed imports are also handled for Usenet users.
What changed since v1.5.0:
- Added automated category change for downloads that have no hardlinks (have been upgraded by the arrs or removed from them).
- Added a separate option for downloads stuck in metadata downloading
(breaking change for qBittorrent users).
- Added automated cleanup for slow downloads.
- Added support for notifying through Apprise API.
- The documentation has been reworked.
- Added configurable time zone.
- Added the option to ignore certain downloads from being processed (by hash, category, tag or tracker).
- Added new settings …
Hey r/Huntarr community!
Just wanted to share that Huntarr 6.3.0 has been released with a massive amount of fixes and updates since the release of 6.2. For those who haven’t tried Huntarr yet, it’s a specialized utility that automates discovering missing media and upgrading your existing collection across your *arr ecosystem (for Sonarr, Radarr, Lidarr, Readarr, Whisparr, and Whisparr v3).
GITHUB: https://github.com/plexguide/Huntarr.io
Mobile Experience is Smoother
New User-Requested Features
Hey everyone!
Although development never stopped, it’s been a while since the last major version was released, so it was time for a new and improved version.
Quick recap of what cleanuperr can do:
cleanuperr is a tool for automating the cleanup of unwanted files, stalled downloads and failed imports (and more!) for Sonarr, Radarr and Lidarr. Most features are torrent only, but failed imports are also handled for Usenet users.
What changed since v1.5.0:
- Added automated category change for downloads that have no hardlinks (have been upgraded by the arrs or removed from them).
- Added a separate option for downloads stuck in metadata downloading
(breaking change for qBittorrent users).
- Added automated cleanup for slow downloads.
- Added support for notifying through Apprise API.
- The documentation has been reworked.
- Added configurable time zone.
- Added the option to ignore certain downloads from being processed (by hash, category, tag or tracker).
- Added new settings …