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I have blocks with Blocknews, Astraweb, Newsgroupdirect, NextGenNews, and usenet.farm. Paired with SunnyUsenet and FrugalUsenet unlimited plans. It's overkill, between them I pretty much am immune to takedowns.
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Ok. Quick sanity check. If I'm running Sonarr, have NZBGet and Deluge in there as downloads, it should be OK to do post-processing once a download is complete? It seems like when it comes to stuff in Deluge, it just never bothers post-processing anything. Edit: Actually, it's doing it to NZBGet stuff too. 1 file was downloaded last night. It's still sitting in the downloads folder.
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Jun 27, 2016 14:24
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Is anybody having trouble with nzb.su results in Sonarr? It seems like starting last week, all of my results are coming up empty. If I add and remove nzb.su as an indexer, I can get a results list on the very first search, but every search after that just says "no results found." Edit: It looks like whenever Sonarr tries to download NZBs from nzb.su, there is an HTTP GET error in the log. After it happens once, every search from then on says it is "searching 0 indexers." I don't know if nzb.su tweaked their API and Sonarr isn't caught up yet or what. -Dethstryk- fucked around with this message at 16:45 on Jun 27, 2016 |
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Jun 27, 2016 16:30
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Irritated Goat posted:Ok. Quick sanity check. If I'm running Sonarr, have NZBGet and Deluge in there as downloads, it should be OK to do post-processing once a download is complete? It seems like when it comes to stuff in Deluge, it just never bothers post-processing anything.
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Jun 27, 2016 16:33
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wolffenstein posted:Check the activity section of Sonarr. It may not have postprocessed for one reason or another, and you can do a manual import. The red exclamation mark icon should explain why Sonarr didn't process it. Ah ok. I see what it is. It's Deluge being a piece of poo poo. I guess it's time to run another client that doesn't crash every few hours in tandem until I can move stuff over.
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Jun 27, 2016 16:48
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I abandoned sabnzbd for nzbget at some point, because my tendency to zoom =175% websites totally broke any of the themes I tried. My bad for not submitting a bug, but it looks like someone else noticed, because everything works beautifully with default Glitter, now. Mobile use of Glitter is likewise a joy. Great work sabnzbd crew. And the sys load line at the top is cool.
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Jun 28, 2016 08:23
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I'm thinking of ditching my old setup, which was SickBeard+SABnzbd+PyTivo and setting up Plex on a Raspberry Pi. Has anyone here tried this? For me it has to be something I can access via the TiVo homescreen (like I can with Plex now). Or is there a better TiVo+Raspberry Pi option?
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Jun 28, 2016 22:26
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Smeep posted:I'm thinking of ditching my old setup, which was SickBeard+SABnzbd+PyTivo and setting up Plex on a Raspberry Pi. Has anyone here tried this? For me it has to be something I can access via the TiVo homescreen (like I can with Plex now). Or is there a better TiVo+Raspberry Pi option? Plex will not be able to take over Sickbeard or SABnzbd's workloads, neither will the Raspberry Pi be able to transcode anything on-the-fly or in any kind of useful amount of time. I can't imagine this project going very well.
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Jun 28, 2016 22:50
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Keito posted:Plex will not be able to take over Sickbeard or SABnzbd's workloads, neither will the Raspberry Pi be able to transcode anything on-the-fly or in any kind of useful amount of time. I can't imagine this project going very well. Bummer. Thanks.
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Jun 28, 2016 23:00
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I've used a Pi as a plex client to some success, but I wouldn't want to run the server side on it.
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Jun 29, 2016 05:10
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What can people personally recommend for an indexer? I've been using nzbcat at the suggestion of a friend of mine but it hasn't been reliable as of late.
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Jul 1, 2016 05:57
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Beobeobeo posted:What can people personally recommend for an indexer? I've been using nzbcat at the suggestion of a friend of mine but it hasn't been reliable as of late. nzb.su, nzbs.org, oznzb (fast release grabbing but not as screened as some other indexers), pfmonkey, miatrix, nzbgeek are all good. Drunken Slug is free and decent. Dognzb is still good, but their new premium schedule is pretty garbage - that said, I got a year or two of free premium from an admin, so I can't complain. SymmetryrtemmyS fucked around with this message at 06:24 on Jul 1, 2016 |
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Jul 1, 2016 06:22
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Beobeobeo posted:What can people personally recommend for an indexer? I've been using nzbcat at the suggestion of a friend of mine but it hasn't been reliable as of late. It takes some work to get an invite, but pfmonkey has been great. I added it to Sonarr and it filled in all my missing shows overnight.
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Jul 1, 2016 17:59
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Yeah, it's proving to be difficult to get invites right now. I'll give nzbgeek a shot tonight and see how it works out. Thanks a lot, guys.
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Jul 1, 2016 20:04
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Can someone who runs their own instance on newznab chime in on disk requirements? I recall it being around ~100gb...is my memory correct?
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Jul 4, 2016 03:58
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loving hell. Is there anyway to prevent my backup block account getting smashed if my primary (Astraweb) goes down? I'm assuming that's what happened as nzbget shows huge spikes on two specific days. I have the block account on a lower priority than Astraweb US/EU.
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Jul 8, 2016 14:12
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bigis posted:loving hell. Is there anyway to prevent my backup block account getting smashed if my primary (Astraweb) goes down? I'm assuming that's what happened as nzbget shows huge spikes on two specific days. In NZBGet, it doesn't appear so. I would really like better controls for server processing as well. Maybe something that allows jobs to be paused if they result in pulling more than X MB/GB from a particular server. I've had certain jobs pull largely from my (more expensive) backups, when I probably would've just canceled it if I knew that.
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Jul 8, 2016 15:04
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I use a fill server from Usenet.farm that sits between Supernews and Blocknews (real backup) to sort of prevent this. It works out that Blocknews does most of the backfills for old files while Usenet.farm/Supernews take care of recent stuff. Not ideal but it was super cheap for a 1TB block on sale.
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Jul 8, 2016 15:45
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I also use the XSUsenet free account prioritized between my giganews and block account to help a bit. It's slow as gently caress but can't beat the price.
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Jul 8, 2016 17:27
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Would it happen again in sabnzbd if I mark it as a backup account? I don't know what the logic is but it should be able to tell the difference between articles missing and server down. Edit: This suggests sabnzbd wouldn't use a backup server if the primary is unavailable. https://sabnzbd.org/wiki/configuration/0.7/servers bigis fucked around with this message at 00:39 on Jul 9, 2016 |
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Jul 9, 2016 00:36
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Does anyone have any experience of setting up SickBeard with SABnzbd on OpenMediaVault? I have both of the plugins installed and purchased a chunk from blocknews, I followed a few online tutorials, set up SickBeard with the API key from SABnzbd and added my blocknews account, I can pick things of interest which appear in SickBeard for example I currently have "2 (1 active) | 0 / 26 downloaded" however if I load up the SABnzbd tab there is nothing happening, I checked the logs and cannot find anything in there either.
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Jul 10, 2016 21:09
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Vier posted:Does anyone have any experience of setting up SickBeard with SABnzbd on OpenMediaVault? Sickbeard doesn't default to setting already aired episodes of new shows as 'wanted', check the show pages
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Jul 11, 2016 00:58
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Keito posted:Sickbeard doesn't default to setting already aired episodes of new shows as 'wanted', check the show pages Yep that's it, thank you.
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Jul 11, 2016 06:29
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You might want to consider Sonarr over Sickbeard. It has some really nice features, and the interface is definitely superior IMO. Give it a look and see how you like it.
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Jul 11, 2016 19:55
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Regular Sickbeard is basically abandoned at this point, isn't it? The manual release selection feature in Sonarr is nice, but besides that I'm not aware of anything not also covered in SickRage, which is a good alternative if you don't have or want .NET/Mono.
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Jul 12, 2016 00:41
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Keito posted:Regular Sickbeard is basically abandoned at this point, isn't it? The manual release selection feature in Sonarr is nice, but besides that I'm not aware of anything not also covered in SickRage, which is a good alternative if you don't have or want .NET/Mono. SharkRage is the newest fork, I think?
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SymmetryrtemmyS posted:SharkRage is the newest fork, I think? I read about how sickbeard is dead all over the place but my install has been chugging along for ~4 years now and I regularly add new shows. I do not want to go through having to migrate to sonarr when I replace that NAS though 
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Jul 13, 2016 03:17
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wouldn't you just need to replace the currently airing shows that you track in sonarr, or does sickbeard have some kind of player/streaming integration as well? for what it's worth Sonarr picked up the stuff I have on my hard drive pretty effortlessly - anything that didn't follow the folder and naming system went into a folder to be scanned and renamed and everything that was already close to the right format got picked up straight away.
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ILikeVoltron posted:I read about how sickbeard is dead all over the place but my install has been chugging along for ~4 years now and I regularly add new shows. I do not want to go through having to migrate to sonarr when I replace that NAS though Although it's been forever since I switched, I'm pretty sure sonarr supports scanning the filesystem to add shows. The transition is super easy, join us 
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ILikeVoltron posted:I read about how sickbeard is dead all over the place but my install has been chugging along for ~4 years now and I regularly add new shows. I do not want to go through having to migrate to sonarr when I replace that NAS though Unlike [Sick|Shark][beard|Rage], Sonarr requires almost no setup and is really easy to migrate to. It'll take you ten minutes at most, and that's only if you have a bunch of indexers.
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SymmetryrtemmyS posted:SharkRage is the newest fork, I think? Is there yet another fork I'm unaware of, or are you mixing the shark logo into the software name? ILikeVoltron posted:I read about how sickbeard is dead all over the place but my install has been chugging along for ~4 years now and I regularly add new shows. I do not want to go through having to migrate to sonarr when I replace that NAS though SymmetryrtemmyS posted:Unlike [Sick|Shark][beard|Rage], Sonarr requires almost no setup and is really easy to migrate to. It'll take you ten minutes at most, and that's only if you have a bunch of indexers.
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Jul 13, 2016 14:13
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I think he means migration from SB/SR To Sonarr is quick because it scans your existing library to create the series list. I switched from sabnzbd + nzb.su's my shows RSS feed to nzbget + sonarr for a week on my media player (raspberry pi 3 running kodi) and sonarr was just too heavy for such a lightweight machine and while it was a pretty interface to search for series and stuff it didn't have enough benefit for me to use it over RSS feeds. I am sticking with nzbget though. It's much lighter weight than sabnzbd and on the raspberry pi file transfers over ssl are much faster.
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Jul 13, 2016 15:14
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Quick Sonarr question. I've been having issues with completed downloads being processed. I believe it's because Sonarr is running on a different machine but how would I set it up when Sonarr is on Machine A and my download clients and files are on Machine B? I see the remote path mapping section but there's technically not a local path.
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Jul 15, 2016 13:13
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Having a bit of a familiar postprocessing issue with Sickbeard but i can't remember how to fix it or what to google for the solution. Basically, it moves the files/folders from the 'download' directory to the 'TV' directory, where it then renames and moves the specific file to the appropriate folder. The problem is that it leaves the original downloaded folder in that directory too. As in there's: [showname] [showname-720p-words-blahblah] It used to delete it, but for some reason has stopped. I've got the 'keep original files' box unchecked in sickbeard's post processing config, so i'm not sure what else i'm missing.
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Jul 16, 2016 13:35
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I'm not a Usenet power user and currently use DogNZB's series and movie managers where I select what I want to watch and eventually a release then finds its way into the RSS feed where SABNZBD will then pick it up and download it. Now that
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Jul 21, 2016 13:07
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You can accomplish the same thing using CouchPotatoe and Sonarr. It will still use DOGnzb for indexing, as well as any other indexers you add
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Jul 21, 2016 13:12
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And the benefit of doing so is that you're not tied to a specific indexer when that indexer increases it's prices or disappears or whatever.
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Jul 21, 2016 15:06
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My dogzb subscription just ran out and I can confirm that watchlists are not a standard feature and will require VIP. Like others have said, you're better off setting up CP and Sonarr.
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My friend help setup a new server for me and I'm having some problems playing files once they download. I'll try to give as much info as possible. The server is running FreeNAS but is just used for storage. The Intel NUC which is my HTPC handles Sonarr, SABnzbd, and Plex. I'm trying to watch files either through Plex or through VLC on my desktop. When trying to watch something in VLC, it almost always dies if I try to click ahead in the episode. Sometimes I'll discover this just trying to watch it from the beginning and it will stop. Sometimes these shows that don't work though will play just fine in Plex. I can click ahead and it works. I've tried copying the file directly to the desktop to remove any network issues and it still won't play. My two questions: why would they play in one but not the other? And why is SAB and Sonarr saying these files are downloaded and complete when they don't actually work? It's really annoying to think I'm going to watch something and then have it stop 20 minutes in. One of these things is happening with just about every episode downloaded. (I've only tried one movie with CP and it downloaded first try and plays back fine through everything.) edit: here are some more details. We had the server at my friend's house and we weren't having these issues. Thought maybe it was my network then, but as I mentioned above, copying a file from the NAS to my desktop and trying doesn't play through either. There is also another server in my house that is setup in the same way as the NUC (ubuntu server), but is also the file storage unlike my NAS and that has no problems with any files. It also uses the same newsgroup and indexer. Yesterday a file downloaded, processed, and played in both VLC and Plex. We decided to turn off the processing script from SAB to Sonarr for another file and the file played in VLC, so then we processed it and it no longer played in VLC. This makes me think the script is bad, but the same script was running on my setup but just at my friend's house and it ran perfectly fine countless times. He has his own setup that is the exact same with the NAS + NUC, but his NUC doesn't have Kodi running on it. One thing that is odd is that my Kodi is using ~84% of the CPU and I haven't even configured it yet to scan a library. edit2: I just tried watching that episode that I said played in both and now it plays in neither. How would something like that happen? KingKapalone fucked around with this message at 06:28 on Jul 23, 2016 |
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Do you know for sure your NUC has good RAM and disk? I'm wondering if your playback device has a hardware failure that is causing the issue, rather than you NAS storage?
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