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Hi Cheapskates!,
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Let’s be honest: National Tell A Joke Day is probably one of the most unnecessary holidays out there. But, if people need an excuse to tell corny jokes, who are we to judge? We might even throw one in ourselves. Ready? Why don’t we offer more than one Usenet plan? Because variety is the spice of life, and we prefer things bland. Get it? We knew you’d love it.
Ready to grab that 35% discount? It’s as easy as pretending to enjoy a knock-knock …
Hi guys! im having troubles with animeTosho indexer. I have 2 other that are working but this one i cant seem to get to work. When i add it and test it, it says all is good. But it doesnt find anything. Searches always come back empty. What am i doing wrong ? Is there some trick to it ?
Url> https://feed.animetosho.org
Api path> /api
works great but my lifetime/bff account status has been showing as a standard account for the past three weeks now…have tried emailing admin etc but had no sort of reply as of yet…was fine for months beforehand
I’ve had 20tbs of storage for years, just curious how much storage do you actually use, when I see tons of buolds with 100+TBs I actively add stuff all the time but have many TBS of free storage
My thought process:
-Get a cheap all in one desktop (Preferably one that I can expand the storage on, and is relatively small.)
-Set it up as a PLEX server, with a bunch of movies and TV shows.
-Saves money over time over getting a streaming service like Netflix, with the only downside being it takes up a bit of space, and the setup required.
I have a small group of users, all friends or coworkers. Fewer than 10 who use it regularly. Twice now I’ve caught these users sharing thier accounts with other people to access my server without my permission. It makes me super mad, I feel taken advantage of. Like they’re giving something that isn’t theirs to give. But every time I’ve talked to them about it they say something like “Oh sorry I didn’t realize it would matter” and seem genuinely confused about why I care. I’ve never communicated a clear policy to my users about account sharing, probably because I thought it should go without saying that you don’t give somebody else your password… But I guess not!
The thing that annoys me the most is that I’ve never turned someone down who asked me to share the server. They could have just had thier friend make an account and ask me to share and I would have. But that’s where I start to question myself - if I would …
Of course it’s very limited but crazy it actually works. Mobile photo upload needs to make its comeback, I haven’t tried to see if it actually works yet. (I doubt it does)
Just wanted to say thanks to those on the Arr’s Reddit. I’ve had Plex for many years and those years I spent manually sourcing media for my library, painstakingly sifting through crap and hours wasted…
I’m a bit slower to the Arr party with its automation but it has changed my life. So much so friends and family enjoy using my Plex and its integration with overseer and since upgrading to Usenet for my sourcing.
The information on Reddit has been amazing, It was a steep learning curve on how to make it streamlined on my QNAP 464 but I just want to say thanks to those who contribute so much to this community.
I try and teach other friends with servers to use this technology.
I hope to contribute to those in need of assistance.
Mike
NAS - QNAP 464. 4x8TB WD Red Servers - Tweaknews,Newsdeamon,Blocknews, Vipernews Indexer - Geek, Planet, althub
For about 2-3 years now, I have had separate instances of sonarr. One for tv shows and one for anime. One piece used to be just fine, it would import, tag the season and episode, grab the meta data and update accordingly. For the past couple of months the, one piece comes in but it fails to grab the correct metadata. Plex for it is still set to use tvdb seasons. I’ve tried switching it to absolute, back to seasons, etc. nothing I have done works and it is the only anime with the issue. Anyone have any suggestions?
Hi,
I’m tinkering with Sonarr to achieve the ultimate “lazy” media library setup – one where I get the highest possible quality with minimal effort. I tried combining 4K and 1080p settings, but I’m not convinced it’s the optimal approach.
For instance, I’m trying to download the latest South Park special. In interactive search, all my searches come up negative because of the SDR score. I could lower the SDR score threshold, but I’m worried about accidentally grabbing lower-quality releases.
My library has a mix of newer content I want in 4K and older shows I’m happy to have in 1080p. Should I create separate profiles for 4K and 1080p content and manually assign them to each show, then select 2160p options within the 1080p profile? Alternatively, should I focus on tweaking the custom format field and adjusting values there?
Thanks in advance for any guidance!
I just had download a release, and delete it 50 minutes later to download the exact same release (same name) claiming it to be an upgrade.
Can someone shed some light on this for me? Do I have my settings misconfigured? The second download was from another indexer FWIW
Posting here because I made a dumb configuration mistake and hope anyone that sees the same errors might see this post.
Issue: Slow loading of any main pages, Series refresh task taking hours. All other containers running fine, including Radarr
What I did: I was migrating my sonarr container (along with ~30 containers) from an ubuntu baremetal host to a Proxmox VM running ubuntu with docker installed. I’ve been wondering about the best way to backup my configs so I mounted my network NFS share (a QNAP on my network) and stored my configs there. Previously configs were stored on OS drive of baremetal host
Fix: I moved the configs to the OS drive of the Proxmox VM and then am just backing up the Proxmox VM separately. This completely fixed my issue.