Hello everyone!
It’s been a while since I’ve made a post! I’m the top moderator of /r/usenet and have been moderating this community for 13 years now.
I want to start this post off by extending my deepest gratitude to the moderators of both past and current. Every one of them have provided time in helping shape the community you know and love today. None of this would have been possible without their time and effort.
I really can’t stress enough how important having a good moderating team is to building a healthy community. I wanted to highlight one particular moderator (/u/brickfrog2) who has been without question the most active. The positive impact he has had on this community can’t be overstated enough. I’m sad to announce that he is stepping down today. He’s helped literally 10’s of thousands of people be able to browse topics you know and love.
Thank you SOOOO MUCH /u/brickfrog2!
/u/PearsonFlyer is also stepping down after 8 …
Does anyone have some more info regarding nzb.cat being down? I remember this happened a while ago as well. It’s now just giving 503’s
ever since google workspaces started to enforce space requirements I needed a way to auto cleanup media that has sat on my server for 30 days. This is the initial version of that script. It removes a movie from Radarr, purges the data in Overseerr and finally scans the specific media folder in Plex to remove the entry. Next on my roadmap is to add Sonarr endpoints to manage tv shows. I have included a docker build file though i have not tested it yet.
After discussions with the mod team and support staff, we have decided to make changes to the Radarr subreddit. We have made the subreddit read only, which means that users can no longer create new posts or comments. However, the existing information on the subreddit will still be accessible.
We understand that many of you have relied on this subreddit for support with Radarr. However, we have decided to shift our focus to our official support channels on Discord and GitHub. These channels have dedicated support people to help users with any issues they may be experiencing.
One of the primary reasons why we’ve made this change is in response to reddit’s new policies on API and moderation, particularly with the recent comments by Steve Huffman in various press outlets. The way the reddit admins handled criticism and the roll-out of these new changes has made us decide to shift our focus to other channels where we can provide better support to our users.
We believe that …
After having been in a blackout between June 12th and June 22nd 2023 in response to recent Reddit policy changes, we are now forced to end the protest as it was and re-open our subreddit or risk losing control of this space.
We have had lengthy discussions among the mod team in the past days in order to determine a way forward, and have assessed numerous options, including staying private, going read-only or re-opening. In the end we decided that it was important for the subreddit to stay under our control in order to ensure that the information shared here was accurate, and that subscribers had means to follow development of the software.
Moderators
Due to the announced changes and the response from Reddit to the blackout protest, it has become clear that Reddit does not value the time and energy that their volunteer moderators put into each and every subreddit, ensuring that it meets community standards and subreddit rules. This has resulted in a number of our moderator team …
My sonarr is picking them all up and trying to upgrade a lot of my shows/seasons to the x265 RARBG releases since RARBG’s shutdown.
What are people’s opinions of these releases? High quality? Comparable to any other particular release groups? The file size is alarmingly low but I’ve seen comments from a few years ago (which may be outdated, hence my post) saying it’s decent.
If not, what do you do to manage these? Obviously if there’s nothing else then you’d be happy to take them, but if you’re not a fan of the releases in terms of upgrading your current catalogue, what’s your method?
I have deleted an episode in Sonarr using the delete file option. This only deleted the hardlink in my media folder but left everything the same in the torrenting client and its downloads folder. Now I can’t seem to get Sonarr to scan this same torrent episode no matter what. I’ve tried deleting the torrent and downloading it again from qbittorrent. I’ve tried re adding the series in Sonarr. Nothing. Does Sonarr ignore torrents forever once deleted?
I’ve tried searching reddit and the Sonarr wiki so I apologize if I’ve missed or overlooked this - is there a way to control the information in the notifications from Sonarr with a webhook for Discord?
Right now each notification is showing me pretty much everything - season/episode #, title, overview, rating, subtitles, file size … everything it can about the file/episode. I’m really only interested in some basic quick info on what was grabbed and would prefer shorter, more condensed notifications. Is there a way to only include part of that in the notification?
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