No seriously, every movie I’ve added in the last about 4 months shows up as Madagascar 3, and I don’t even have that movie on my server! I added a few movies at once and it chose to say that I had multiple copies of this same movie. It’s not that big of a deal to go in and fix, but it’s a pretty weird bug that I thought you guys would get a kick out of.
Edit: a word
ETA: link to a screenshot
Edit2: thank you for all the awards, I feel like I’ve gone viral! Glad I could make some people laugh. Also, it sounds like the issue was with me pointing Handbrake at my Plex library… so I might use a different drive before I transfer them, or I might just keep doing what I’m doing and giggle as Madagascar 3 shows up over and over :) Thank you all so much!
I’m relatively new to usenet, but I think I’m starting to get the hang of it.
First off the general gist is usenet is for displaying news groups. They can contain text of binary data and they are in the nomenclature i.e. alt.binary.boneless (a.b.bonless) or rec.games.pinball (r.g.pinball).
Second, there are providers which give you access to said news groups. Eweka and ViperNews are some examples here.
Providers can either be resellers or Tier 1 providers of a given backbone, which multiple backbones can be owned by a single company (Omicron or Abriva to name a few).
Next, there are the indexers. These scour the news groups to make it easier to search for different binaries or text entries within the news groups. These would be like NZBGeek or DogNZB.
Lastly is the software. You reasonably need something which can download the data (SABnzbd, etc). Then you might want something to search through the indexers, as they can be hard for humans to get good results. These …
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Most providers offer multiple servers in US and Europe. Currently I use just one server address from each provider at a time and wondering if possible to hook all available up. I do have four separate accounts or blocks using one server address each.
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Hello! I’ve recently converted my homelab server from a docker-based install (baremetal Ubuntu 20.04 server running docker containers as my home theater setup) to a Proxmox-based setup using a combination of LXC Ubuntu server containers and VM Ubuntu servers. When I was operating using docker on baremetal Ubuntu 20.04 server, I never ran into issues where my processor was seemingly stressed the fuck out when downloading NZBs and post-processing them. For reference, I’m using an old AMD FX-6300 on my server. It got the job done, so I wasn’t concerned about upgrading something if I didn’t need to spend the money.
Now, I’ve wiped the server entirely (as one does when wanting a new project) and I’m now running Proxmox VE on baremetal. My download server is running in an Ubuntu 20.04 server VM. The NZBget install is installed directly to the VM using the NZBGet repository. When I’m downloading NZBs (with NZBGet), I can only use 1 connection to my …
Hi everyone. I thought I’d share my little app with the community. This is a digital poster app that shows:
It is currently only available as a Docker container. The app is in alpha right now, but, I expect it to go beta in the next few days.
Most of my shows I have on Sonarr are either upgraded manually by me, or are ones I just keep monitor of to see if there’s any new episodes I’m interested in, to add myself. But then others that I want to be regularly downloaded and updated. Is there a profile I can set to the latter where only those shows can RSS sync and download the latest episodes (to my specifications from the indexers) but not the other shows?
I have two quality profile, “Any” which has a max of 480p (cause I’m worried about upgrade) that is set to my shows that are just on standby and “720-1080p”.
I’ve been using Sonarr for about 6 months now and just started getting the following message. “Download client Deluge places downloads in the root folder /mnt/Downloads/Torrents. You should not download to a root folder.”. Unless I’m missing something it makes no sense since for external drives the default mount point for them is /run/media which is a root folder. So I don’t get why when I have moved my mounts to /mnt/ it makes any difference.
Hello - I am having a problem adding a download client and I am unsure whether the problem is with my configuration of Sonarr OR the seedbox (seedhost.eu). I have been extensively Googling and have examined a post at https://forums.sonarr.tv/t/sonarr-and-seedbox-integration-so-that-pulls-video-from-seedbox-to-home/7518/7 to no avail.
Objective: add to my LOCAL instance of Sonarr (and eventually Radarr, but one step at a time) a torrent client to a seedbox hosted elsewhere.
Problem: No matter what configuration I add to the settings (domain or IP number, SSL or not, attempt at remote path config) Sonarr returns a “Unable to connect to rTorrent” error. I have tried both options stated for RPC2 without success BUT if I enter them in the browser it doesn’t find the page (nor can I find out where the RPC2 is “stored” if it is needed/makes a difference).
Nothing seemed relevant in the advanced logs I generated, other than the seedbox wasn’t tested (!). …
Hi all!
My internet isn’t great. With working from home and everything I’d like to keep as much bandwidth as I can. So I’m thinking about moving some or all of my Radarr setup to a cloud PC. I’d really like to hear anyone’s advice on how to do it?
Currently I have Radarr, SABnzbd and Plex on a home server. My Linux Isos are downloaded to my server through SABnzbd, and then some of them get put into a Google Drive and Plex then streams them as and when needed. So the files come down, then back up, then come back down again when needed.
I would like to keep the downloading in the cloud, so at the very least put SABnzbd on a remote machine. Files can be downloaded to it, and then pushed straight to Google Drive when done. Then the only time I need to use my home bandwidth is when playing through Plex.
How do people set this kind of thing up? Should I put Radarr and SABnzbd in the cloud, or can I leave Radarr on my PC and just have SABNzbd as a remote …