Apparently Plex decided it was a good idea to opt people into an email that is automatically sent to all their friends and family on Plex. Allegedly there is a screen that was supposed to pop up where one had to change a default setting from “Friends” to “Private”. I swear I never saw such a screen. I am very careful about these things.
So now this went out to my family based on an episode from the Kardashians that my Wife watched. Not cool. Who thought this was a good idea? The only way I found out about it was that they contacted me. Kind of awkward.
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I’m a loner. I cant think of anyone outside my house who I would want to share my collection with and would also be interested in my collection. You all are fascinating to me.
I’ve already opted out of everything possible. Before I let them collect optional data to “Improve the service” but that is not happening - they are making changes that have nothing but negative impact at this point. No one - NO ONE - wants discover together.
If they really cared, but they don’t want to remove the ‘feature’ , they would reset all users preferences to private and leave it that away until a use themselves logs in, finds the setting, and enables it. Which no one will.
So stop sending them any data they can monetize, as they clearly are no longer acting in the best interest of their subscribers.
I see posts/collections of fake videos being 30gb big but you can literally see on nzbking that these are .exe files and not actual video files. That collection of exe files was posted in 2019 to usenet.
And sabnzb / nzbget can remove or not unpack .exe files anyways If you set your filter accordingly.
But even back in 2012..you sometimes see 300Gb big spam posts with thousands of fake files (using real names of releases or popular titles).
As of now, those who purchased Triple Play from NGD cannot access SuperNews through an SSL connection - the cert is invalid.
NGD commented on this post last week promising a resolution in a couple of days, but it seems there’s no progress…
Feels kind of bad paying for three providers and only being able to actually use two! Really hoping for a resolution to this soon, I love NGD’s service but would like to have the redundancy that triple play promised.
I’ve searched and read many links and I can’t seem to find something that will help me. I’m extremely new to Usenet and do not have a lot of technical knowledge about networking etc., so please bear with me. I’m trying to learn.
I have seen past complaints on Reddit about slow speeds on NZBGet, and they were complaining about 4MB range. When I first used NZBGet, I was pretty amazed by the speed of downloads, as I was getting in the 20ish range, but since then, I waver between 2-3MB, to sometimes watching it go all the way down to 38kb/s. The speeds are incomprehensible. I have a fast internet connection, and currently my speed test shows my wifi at 170 megabits per second, yet my NZBGet download has been sitting at 41 kb/s for an hour. This has been happening for days, with me tinkering with settings that I’ve read about on Reddit, and nothing seeming to help. Getting it back up to 4MB occasionally is the best I can do, but it seems like even that should …
So this year, three movies named “Leo” were released. Radarr grabbed the animated version of “Leo”, and then a couple weeks later, it grabbed what I’m assuming it thought was a higher quality version, but it turned out to be the Indian version of “Leo”. It then proceeded to overwrite the animated version. I know instances like this are rare, but what’s the best way to prevent something like this from happening in the future?
I’ve been wondering, would there be a benefit of doing my own remux from my blu-ray disks as opposed to obtaining one on the internet.
The reason I ask, is because when you setup custom formats and profiles, especially following trash guides, it seems as if there are quality differences in the rips. I understood that a remux is a 1:1 copy of the disk. But if trash guides has different tiers of remux tier 1, 2, 3 etc… one would think that maybe these are not 1:1 rips.
So, if I were to utilize handbrake on my own computer, am I going to get a better rip than what is available online?
Sonarr version: 3.0.10.1567
Mono version: 6.8.0.105
OS: Debian 11
Debug logs: https://pastes.io/iwgns2ietp
Description of issue: Episodes are failing to import within sonarr after download completes
Environment:
I’m currently running two Proxmox LXC containers. One is running Sonarr, and the other is running qBittorrent (v4.2.5). On the Sonarr LXC container, I have two NFS mounts - one back to my Synology NAS and the other over to the qBittorrent server. I’ve set the permissions on both of the mounts as 777. qBittorrent is set to download files to that NFS mount, which is at /nfs/downloads. On the Sonarr server, I have the other end mounted as /nfs/downloads as well.
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Within Sonarr, I’ve set the Remote Path Mapping with the following:
Host: 192.168.10.83
Remote Path: /nfs/downloads
Local Path: /nfs/downloads/
My Synology NAS is mounted as /nfs/media, and the Root folder is set as /nfs/media/shows.
Issue:
When I attempt to download an episode of a show, Sonarr …
Hi all! I am trying to move my Plex/*arrs server to a linux machine again, last time I tried (6+ years ago) I had several permissions problems and it never quite worked. I have limited linux knowledge.
I’ve tried going the docker way but it did not work due to permissions (as always) and I thought docker was adding a level of complexion that I don’t really need.
I am trying to follow the wiki guide, and now it has some prerequisites on permission that I believe will help me not stop on permission issues like I had in the past. The problem is I do not know how to follow them:
Installation Prerequisites
The below instructions are based on the following prerequisites. Change the instructions as needed to suit your specific needs if necessary.
* The user radarr is created
* The user radarr is part of the group media
* Your download clients and media server run as and are a part of the group media
* Your paths used by your download clients and media server are accessible …
Hi,
I’ve been working with Radarr in a Docker container on Proxmox, testing it in both an LXC container and a Ubuntu VM. I’ve encountered a peculiar issue: I can’t add new Root folders in the Settings > Media Management > Add Root Folders section. Even though I can browse and locate the desired folder, clicking OK doesn’t add it to the UI. This problem occurs across various browsers (Firefox, Chrome, Edge, and Brave), including incognito mode. I’ve tested both locally and externally (using both HTTP and HTTPS). I have also tried it manually using the curl command which I have referenced in the links below.
Upon inspecting the browser in F12 mode, I noticed that after adding the “rootFolder,” it enters a pending state and, after some random minutes, transitions to a 504 error status sometimes it stays in pending state without any changes. I’ve attempted to isolate the problem by setting up a clean Radarr instance with both the …