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hbag posted:NZBget on the pi (Raspbian), Sonarr on the windows machine (has the pi mounted as a WebDAV drive) If I can make a suggestion here, move your download mechanisms to your windows machine and your automations stay on the PI. I'd also recommend dockerizing them so you don't have to deal with system dependency bullshit. Don't let sonarr radarr managed the files, let NZBget do it on the windows box. You've got a complicated setup here and it's kind of scotch taped together (not your fault!). Simplify. Wherever you want your downloads to end up is where your downloader should be. Ideally you'd run everything on a Linux host dockerized and keep your system clean. Maybe you have an old machine you can set up for this?
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In your Sonarr configuration, have you entered details about your NZBGet instance, such as it's IP, u/p, download folder etc.
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# ? Apr 2, 2021 21:52 |
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Matt Zerella posted:If I can make a suggestion here, move your download mechanisms to your windows machine and your automations stay on the PI. Rooted Vegetable posted:In your Sonarr configuration, have you entered details about your NZBGet instance, such as it's IP, u/p, download folder etc.
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# ? Apr 2, 2021 22:32 |
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Sorry if I missed it, but why WebDAV of all things? I can't imagine that being anything but horrible for any use that isn't transferring complete files over an internet connection. It may not be related to your problem, but it is going to drastically limit how many people are capable of helping you work with it. If there is not some really weird requirement in play you should definitely use Samba for local network shares being accessed by Windows machines.
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# ? Apr 2, 2021 22:32 |
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wolrah posted:Sorry if I missed it, but why WebDAV of all things? I can't imagine that being anything but horrible for any use that isn't transferring complete files over an internet connection. I'm using webDAV because for Sonarr's remote path mapping to work, it needs a local path that... has access to the remote files, apparently. So, if I mount it as a WebDAV drive, it has a local path to the remote files, and can import them via that.
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# ? Apr 2, 2021 22:36 |
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think i've discovered my current issue, mountain duck isnt syncing files for some reason so im gonna work on fixing that
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# ? Apr 2, 2021 22:45 |
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You can use many protocols to connect remote drives, the ones that are better than WebDAV are Samba, NFS and maybe even SSHFS. The process of mounting a Samba drive is very similar to a WebDAV one but with a better protocol. https://www.redhat.com/sysadmin/samba-windows-linux Specifically, look at the sections about hosting a Linux share and accessing it from a Windows client with a drive mapping. I don't know if this will fix any problems you're having but it's definitely possible the webdav connection has some problems, the drive having 8 EB of space is also an indicator.
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# ? Apr 2, 2021 22:47 |
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xtal posted:You can use many protocols to connect remote drives, the ones that are better than WebDAV are Samba, NFS and maybe even SSHFS. The process of mounting a Samba drive is very similar to a WebDAV one but with a better protocol. i'll give that a look for now restarting mountain duck seems to have fixed it, it'll do until i get that poo poo sorted
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# ? Apr 2, 2021 22:50 |
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Can't help you here. You're also now mixing mountain duck into the mix as well My suggestion, like others have said, is to start with a typical configuration on a single machine and get it working. Once you understand it better you'll can try abstracting between machines (if you must, I also don't see a good reason too).
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# ? Apr 2, 2021 23:29 |
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Rooted Vegetable posted:Can't help you here. You're also now mixing mountain duck into the mix as well im using mountain duck because windows' built in webdav functionality sucks poo poo and, again, i'm not going to leave my pc running 24/7
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# ? Apr 2, 2021 23:32 |
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hbag posted:im using mountain duck because windows' built in webdav functionality sucks poo poo Can you just run everything on a raspi and then watch via plex or something?
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# ? Apr 2, 2021 23:33 |
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hbag posted:im using mountain duck because windows' built in webdav functionality sucks poo poo A) Webdav sucks poo poo period, which is why people are saying to look at smb/CIFS. B) No one is saying 24/7/365 but rather get a simple system going then expand it out when you know WTF you're doing. C) What you are doing doesn't make any sense anyway unless you're on dialup. Sonarr is on your PC that isn't on 24/7 as you've said 237948 times. So you have a 6 hour window where things are going to be going to nzbget. Where 8-11 minutes later it'll be done. the other 18 hours the Pi isn't going to be looking for anything because it's not geting any instructions. So why is nzbdget and sonarr not on the same machine? If both were on Windows you'd get the files. If both were on Pi you'd get the files. And in no case would you be loving around with Webdav.
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# ? Apr 2, 2021 23:55 |
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Slimy Hog posted:Can you just run everything on a raspi and then watch via plex or something? Do this. It should be ok.
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# ? Apr 3, 2021 01:51 |
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yeah i think when i originally installed sonarr i was being a dumbass and installed it on my pc because of dumb reasons so, i'm going to install it on my pi, and that should solve my problems but now, unrelated to any of this, apt is being a shithead again and earlier it turned out my root disk was full of garbage - so im fixing both of those before i do it
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# ? Apr 3, 2021 01:56 |
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hbag posted:NZBget on the pi (Raspbian), Sonarr on the windows machine (has the pi mounted as a WebDAV drive) LTTP here but highly recommend dropping raspbian for dietpi. Everything just works and runs very well on my Pi 4. I use it for docker, plex server, radarr, sonarr, sabnzbd, tautulli, overseerr, and nginx proxy manager. No slow downs, crashes, etc in over 6 months running 24/7. UncleGuito fucked around with this message at 03:07 on Apr 3, 2021 |
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UncleGuito posted:LTTP here but highly recommend dropping raspbian for dietpi. Everything just works and runs very well on my Pi 4. Same but I've been running Arch Linux
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# ? Apr 3, 2021 05:36 |
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finally got everything working now the only thing im struggling with is my pi's lovely internet connection but that's probably because im running lke 4 different things on it lol ill trim em down tomorrow
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# ? Apr 3, 2021 05:45 |
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actually im starting to think its the fact i ticked the "let plex gently caress with your network to allow access from outside your LAN" thing it was not this bad before then again its 6 am and around the time people are getting on the internet so maybe it is just that
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# ? Apr 3, 2021 06:00 |
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Just get one windows computer and stop complicating things. Literally I’m not near a pc but I can think of 3 steps to make this work on windows pc with a bunch of hard drives slammed in there, not in a raid or anything just diff drives = diff drive letter. Who cares about leaving a computer on for power and using a Pi cause it’s lower? Just pay the loving power bill to have a computer on. I get so frustrated at setups like yours but I mean it’s not mine so really how much do I care. The Usenet Megathread - How’s your permissions?! Nitr0 fucked around with this message at 06:55 on Apr 3, 2021 |
# ? Apr 3, 2021 06:52 |
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Probably have tomato firmware on your router
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# ? Apr 3, 2021 06:56 |
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please direct yourself to an anger management class chief i already said i sorted my poo poo out everything's running on the pi now, installed a plex server, rebooted the pi to fix the internet speed, everything's running fine now chill the gently caress out jesus
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# ? Apr 3, 2021 06:59 |
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I’m chill as ice water buddy
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# ? Apr 3, 2021 07:06 |
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Nitr0 posted:I’m chill as ice water buddy so i take it you completely disregarded my last few posts where i said i fixed everything, in a fit of blind calmness?
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# ? Apr 3, 2021 07:12 |
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I didn’t read them to be honest, I just like fuckin with ya
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# ? Apr 3, 2021 07:13 |
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you sure got me good by... doing nothing, really
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# ? Apr 3, 2021 07:15 |
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Anyone who is postin 30 times a day I envy them, you gotta be a rereg
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# ? Apr 3, 2021 07:15 |
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hbag posted:you sure got me good by... doing nothing, really
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# ? Apr 3, 2021 07:17 |
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no i just have fuckall to do with my time
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# ? Apr 3, 2021 07:17 |
Lurk more
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# ? Apr 3, 2021 11:04 |
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hbag posted:no i just have fuckall to do with my time That Works posted:Lurk more This is a good suggestion that you should probably follow. Your latest posts in the thread have been a bit much. Please take a step back.
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# ? Apr 3, 2021 17:14 |
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That Works posted:Lurk more ding ding ding, best comment of the last 40000 pages
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# ? Apr 3, 2021 19:57 |
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counterpoint:
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# ? Apr 3, 2021 22:18 |
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qsvui posted:counterpoint: Lol
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# ? Apr 4, 2021 00:03 |
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I for one have been inspired to move all my NFS/is so shares to webdav.
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# ? Apr 4, 2021 03:13 |
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Whereas I’m personally never going to let anyone (in other places, not here) ever try to convince me to run these setups on an OS I’m not super familiar with. I can probably get everything up and running on MacOS in like an hour these days without any issues.
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# ? Apr 4, 2021 03:15 |
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my guess would have been using an older gen rpi that has the ethernet port share bandwidth with usb external drives or flash drives
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# ? Apr 4, 2021 03:57 |
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Personally i like to use a Fitbit synced to my yoga patterns to send a signal to my Pi that's connected to a hard disk, that sends a command to one of my Kubernetes deployments (One of them running on my toaster I outfitted with more RAM), that runs NZBGet and Radarr -- in different regions and server providers because I don't trust AWS. After it's downloaded it FTPs it back to my pi so Radarr can pick it up. When my blood pressure goes above 160mmHg it downloads an episode of The Next Generation that I use to calm down with.
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# ? Apr 4, 2021 04:17 |
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before i get another 70 posts about how im overcomplicating poo poo im going to preface this entire post by saying i have simplified everything and it is all now running on my pi, since apparently some people cant tilt their eyes upward to read anything other than the most recent post right now sonarr is being a little poo poo and deciding sometimes it'll be accessible via port 8989 after a restart, and sometimes it'll act as if it wasn't even running (i've checked, the daemon is running)
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# ? Apr 4, 2021 05:02 |
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hbag posted:right now sonarr is being a little poo poo and deciding sometimes it'll be accessible via port 8989 after a restart, and sometimes it'll act as if it wasn't even running (i've checked, the daemon is running) if you have dhcp assigned ips, vpns or other things that start on boot, make sure sonarr is delayed-start to the end or it might bind to every ip except a new dhcp that comes up late or something
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Biowarfare posted:if you have dhcp assigned ips, vpns or other things that start on boot, make sure sonarr is delayed-start to the end or it might bind to every ip except a new dhcp that comes up late or something yeah i fixed it, turned out the issue was actually that the rootdisk had decided to fill itself with garbage and logfiles setting up a cron job to clean up every so often now
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