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Danforth05 posted:NZBs.org isn't closing down anymore, I guess. From the IRC: Welp, at least my 10 dollar donation at DOGnzb won't go to waste.
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Strat posted:Has anyone moved from Sickbeard to NzbDrone? Why would we want to move from something that works? Edit: OK, maybe sounded harsh. But seriously, Sickbeard integrates so well with SABnzbd why would you want to break that up? 8-bit Miniboss fucked around with this message at 07:03 on Apr 26, 2012 |
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Strike Anywhere posted:Do any of you use VPNs to get around ISP bandwidth shaping or throttling? TimeWarnerCable (Roadrunner) in SoCal appears to have implemented throttling on nntp traffic because I can repeatedly max out at the same rate of around 1.8MBytes/sec each evening with no fluctuation, while still getting full speeds off other protocols. I have a 50 Mbit down connection so I can hit 6.1 MBytes/sec consistently all evening long from other non-nntp sources. I'm fortunate to not have an oversold node/network in my area. I'm not seeing this on my connection with TWC. I'm only using SSL on port 563, no VPN. Edit: Also on Supernews. Forgot that tidbit. 8-bit Miniboss fucked around with this message at 20:48 on Dec 18, 2012 |
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Strike Anywhere posted:I'd tried port 563 w/ SSL as well (I was originally using that). I really don't worry about it and can't really recommend anything off the top of my head. If it were ever an issue I'd just use my seedbox as a staging area and just SFTP stuff.
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Strike Anywhere posted:If you tracert to news.supernews.com, are any hops on Comcast's network? I wonder if the traffic shaping is on their side and they're just doing a blanket nntp throttle during their peak hours. I'd be surprised if that was the case, but it makes me wonder. Couple hops on their network. code:
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Must be regional or something. I'm having no issues with Supernews.
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Anyone know why SABConnect++ gives you garbage when you use it on Binsearch? For example, if I click the SABConnect++ button on the page of results and it sends it to SABnzbd, downloads it, but when I open up the folder it's not even close to what it's supposed to be, either totally different files or obvious viruses/keyloggers. When I click the radio button and click create NZB and upload it to SABnzbd, it downloads the correct file and everything.
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Vykk.Draygo posted:It sure would be nice if the dognzb api would be fixed so I could actually search for things in NZB360. It's been broken for what feels like months now. It's been working fine for me in Sonarr. What are your settings for it?
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YouTuber posted:Has development on Sickbeard ceased? I notice the last git commit was over a month ago and on their forums there is a sticky from someone I'd presume to be a top developer saying they're leaving the project. That and most everyone has migrated to Sonarr (Formally NZBDrone).
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Laserface posted:OK so I guess I will try out Sonarr and NZBget, though Ive not really ever had issues with sickbeard and SABNZBD. I'm still using SABnzbd so can't help you there, but with Sonarr, I just pointed it to same folder SickBeard used and seemed to pick up everything. Just have to link up the info which wasn't too difficult. You'll also might want to tweak the settings for renaming if you want to keep everything in the same format when it renames things.
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Laserface posted:Thanks. Yeah I'm setting up sonar now and it's very nice (sickbeard still has no .app for OS X) but I don't want the year showing in the title of the shows/seasons at all. Can that be done? I can't see a switch for it. I believe that's for when you have more than one show of the same title (they exist!). New shows I've added since migrating over didn't add the year from what I've seen in my folders.
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Mighty Zoltar posted:Any way to work around it? Is there a provider that has less issues than Supernews? Having a backup service like Blocknews. That's been my setup with Supernews.
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So I take it the API issues are fix or improved with DOGnzb?
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Tapedump posted:Wait, what? Aren't those two rather important functions of an automated system as we dump all our content into shared storage for HTPCs and such? It's a security thing supposedly when I last read about it.
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DuoGodOfDeath posted:Haven't used UseNet in about 5 years. I bought an Astraweb plan downloaded SABnzbd. When I try to log on to SABnzbd what user name and password am I exactly suppose to put into it? I tried the account from Astra but that fails to work. You're trying to access your SABnzbd install? Try checking the ini file and change the user and password there: http://wiki.sabnzbd.org/faq#toc21
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Vykk.Draygo posted:I sort of feel like I've asked this before, but I have a daily show being downloaded daily by Sonaar and NZBget and placed into a show folder like all of my other shows, but most of the time, it'll leave a folder with the Scene name in the root of the tv shows folder despite moving the episode to the correct folder. It's only the one specific show that it happens with. Does this happen to anybody else? It happens to me on daily shows exclusively as well. I have 3 in my watch list and every once in a while I have to clear the folder out after stuff has been processed long ago.
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Oct 7, 2015 02:34
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Welp, Dog voided all lifetime subs and is converting to annual passes. 
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Oct 27, 2015 07:44
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The Gunslinger posted:That's ridiculous. I remember back when they introduced it a bunch of people told them it wasn't a good move but they insisted they could do it for $15 with some untold number of users. They're sorta doing that: quote:What does this mean for current users? It basically depends on when you originally registered. I'm in the latter category and they gave me 170 days.
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That downgrade is a stopgap to prevent accounts from getting pruned I read.
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Oct 28, 2015 02:29
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The Modern Leper posted:Can someone explain why Sonarr is better than SickBeard? Not looking to be convinced, just curious. Sonarr is still getting updates. Failure handling is excellent and is mostly hands off.
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EL BROMANCE posted:Does anyone know the future of cat? I've got an account there but as I have nzbs.org it's just a backup. Interested to know if there's rumblings of them going to paid or something. What do mean? They already offer VIP accounts.
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EL BROMANCE posted:Paid only, to be precise. Like nzb.su did. The forums aren't very active but their FAQ says their happy with the VIP system they have now. So who knows what will happen. If you want a totally free indexer with high API access, there's always Drunken Slug. But you're under the whim of the dude who runs it as a hobby.
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Jose Oquendo posted:Are there any reports of Time Warner throttling or somehow loving with Usenet traffic? I should be getting 7.1MB but i'm lucky to get 4. I know it's something with my connection. Is it possible it's just the usenet provider (astraweb). Anyone using TW that can recommend a specific usenet service? I'm on TWC with SuperNews. It's been saturating my 100 megabit connection just fine.
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Thermopyle posted:Emby is also good. I prefer its web client to Plex's. Did they ever fix the web client's playback issue? I'd start a video but the loading icon would spin continuously until I refreshed the page.
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Thermopyle posted:I've never had that problem. Sounds like a permissions issue to me, but you'd have to look at the log when it played to be sure. Definitely wasn't. Plex used the same permissions and never hit it. One of the reasons why I went back to Plex.
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Thermopyle posted:Well, I'm just saying it's not a general Emby issue...or hasn't been in the past 6 months at least, there's something specific about your environment or something. Anyway, not the emby thread. Here's the emby thread: Thanks, but not needed. Since I went back to Plex it's been gravy. I had more issues with Emby but the browser playback was the straw that broke the camel's back. Keito posted:Probably an ffmpeg issue then. If Emby can't execute the ffmpeg and ffprobe binaries it won't be getting much done. It worked after refreshing the page then so I'm not 100% sure why, but again, I'm on Plex now and everything is fine. Anyways, is Blocknews still the go-to for block plans for backup use?
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slomomofo posted:No, it doesn't require a subscription. That's only for syncing to the iOS device for offline watching. No subscription is needed for streaming on your local network. It doesn't? It gave me a time limit on streaming my content when I last tried it last month(?).
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Hah, didn't realize SABnzbd 0.8.0 was released as 1.0.0 now.
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Sub Rosa posted:I switched to NZBGet to take advantage of the ability to prioritize servers with more granularity than main/backup. SABnzbd 1.0.0 does this too now by the way.
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Keito posted:Hold up, did Plush actually get removed in sabnzbd 1.0 release? I might switch over to nzbget if so, really couldn't stand the new UI that was default in the betas. It's still there. You just have another option now. Edit: I like the expanded info on the main screen when you click on a download. Tells you more info than it did in previous versions, the one in particular I like is it tells you which servers it used and how much it downloaded through it. 
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MAKE WAY NEW STARS posted:Does sonarr not support storing your library on a network drive? On Windows it's really picky how you set it up. You couldn't run it as a service if you have it mapped. You'd have to run it as a startup program for it to work with mapped network folders. https://github.com/Sonarr/Sonarr/wiki/FAQ#why-cant-sonarr-see-my-files-on-a-remote-server
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UltimoDragonQuest posted:Is there a way to have Sonarr remove a bad download from my queue when it finds a Proper? It's replaced bad releases with propers for me. Usually after the bad download has happened though. If it's still in your download queue, you can go the queue page in Sonarr and remove it there and there should be a button or something that will let you blacklist that bad release manually and it'll will skip it on rerun.
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Tanbo posted:Picked up a block account at Blocknews as a backup, I added the US server, there's also 2 EU servers, should I bother adding those? Sure, replication could be different between the servers.
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Tanbo posted:Not really sure how it works, was thinking it might just waste blocks by downloading the same thing, but does it only download the missing blocks if it finds them and it's needed? It won't download duplicate parts of a file. SAB and NZBGet are smart enough to see a part is downloading and move to the next one. You can make use of server priorities in your client of choice.
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The Modern Leper posted:Just cancelled my Astraweb account because I was seeing the same issues as everyone else. Is SuperNews the next best option? I'm also looking at UsenetBucket based on the two mentions on this page, but I don't think my home network is fast enough to justify paying 13 euros for UsenetBucket's 400 mbit plan instead of 10 USD for SuperNews's 100 mbit plan I've been on SuperNews since early 2010. Never had an issue outside of expired articles that Blocknews still has.
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Rookoo posted:If something is affected by a DMCA takedown, does it show as missing articles, or does it dissapear? I was trying to get a show that's a few days old and it had thousands of missing articles. Yes, that's a DMCA takedown. You're getting whatever is still replicated to their servers and hasn't updated yet.
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Heners_UK posted:Honestly, I'd say just start paying Astraweb. SuperNews is Highwinds? I always thought it was Giganews.
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Trillest Parrot posted:Is there a way to get Sonarr to update all episodes in a season from HDTV to WEB or BluRay rips? I believe it's done at the series level (wrench button) and tweaking profiles (in settings) to ignore HDTV or making a new profile altogether to only get WEB and Blu Ray. Once it's set, it'll look at what you have, download the higher quality releases and replace them and leave whatever it can't find alone until it finds a suitable replacement.
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ILikeVoltron posted:yea, but $5 for lifetime VIP is pretty amazing. This is assuming they stay up for more than 6 months. I've been a VIP with them for a month short of a year. So far, so good.
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