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"Monitored" only follows the indexers' RSS feeds, so it will catch new posts as they show up and download anything that fills a wanted gap or provides a desired upgrade. It will not run searches automatically for back catalog content because that would hammer the hell out of indexers with even moderate sized collections and would easily blow through API limits. If you want something that was posted in the past you're going to have to trigger a search manually. You can do this as part of adding new items to your want list though, so if it's already out you just want to click the "add and search" button.
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Ah I assumed he was checking in that gap between a release being posted, and the feed check kicking in. Yeah backfilling is done manually, which is a relief for those of us who’ve been the victim of an automated backfill that’s gone wild.
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Does anybody know how can I redownload a file in Radarr? I tried every button but I can't seem to find it.
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Billa posted:Does anybody know how can I redownload a file in Radarr? I tried every button but I can't seem to find it. The exact same file? You'd do that in your downloader (NZBget / SABnzbd).
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Laserface posted:the easiest way I have found to get around this is to simply have SABNZBD categories and have all TV stuff sent to a TV folder, which is then in my recent directories for manual import. So i just select the folder, hit import manually and have it pick up anything thats in there that hasnt yet moved. That's how I've always set things up, I thought that was how you were supposed to set things up.
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Vykk.Draygo posted:The exact same file? You'd do that in your downloader (NZBget / SABnzbd). Understood, thanks!
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drat, after discovering Radarr it has been a world changing thingie. Before that I had to manually select the file to download and stuff, with Radarr everything is auto!
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norp posted:Does raising a support ticket work to get hold of that password? I was eventually contacted by them and my password now works that was not previously working. They also sent the details to log in but the username is different than your email.
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I want to automatically convert files downloaded by sabnzbd to my NAS and sorted by sonarr/radarr to x265 using my desktop machine when it is otherwise idle. Is there is a good program to do this? My desktop isn't always on, so I'd need a script ~or something~ that would scan my NAS for new video files on start up or on idle, convert the new files into x265 using handbrake or ffmpeg via the NVENC encoder, compare the file sizes of the original and newly converted file, and keeping the smaller one. Can SABnzbd post-processing do this while still playing nice with sonarr/radarr, or do I need to dive into the sickbeard_mp4_automator?
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TenementFunster posted:I want to automatically convert files downloaded by sabnzbd to my NAS and sorted by sonarr/radarr to x265 using my desktop machine when it is otherwise idle. Is there is a good program to do this? My desktop isn't always on, so I'd need a script ~or something~ that would scan my NAS for new video files on start up or on idle, convert the new files into x265 using handbrake or ffmpeg via the NVENC encoder, compare the file sizes of the original and newly converted file, and keeping the smaller one. Dive into the automator. It has options for various platforms (one of them being SAB) and you only choose one. Because SAB will run the automator as a post processing script, sonarr/radarr will not touch the file until SAB is done with the conversion.
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Mustache Ride posted:Dive into the automator. It has options for various platforms (one of them being SAB) and you only choose one.
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TenementFunster posted:i did, and found a version of the automator that was compatible with NVENC and it was smooth sailing until I hit the sonarr setup, which either wants me to put the full path of the python executable in a custom connection in windows (my desktop), or put in the full path to the postSonarr.py in linux (the synology). Is there any way I can make local files on my desktop appear in the sonarr/synology file browser so I can path to the python executable on my desktop from the synology? Is there a way to make the automator queue jobs for conversion when the desktop is off?
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Newshosting sent me a $20 a year ($1.67 a month) unlimited deal. I think it's supposed to be for former customers, but it doesn't look like a unique url. https://controlpanel.newshosting.com/signup/index.php?promo=best-usenet-deal-ever&utm_campaign=Aff_2_June2019
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It feels like rates are ridiculously low these days. I used to be with NH and never had issues, but switched to whoever it is I'm with now because $5.50 month was cheaper than $11 or so. Tempted to go back for a $20 one off payment for the year.
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Someone in russia tried to get onto my Synology NAS and got autoblocked, but i don't understand how they can see it cause i didn't think it was exposed to the internet. I have Quickconnect and SSH disabled, are there other ways it could be exposed?
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Dongattack posted:Someone in russia tried to get onto my Synology NAS and got autoblocked, but i don't understand how they can see it cause i didn't think it was exposed to the internet. I have Quickconnect and SSH disabled, are there other ways it could be exposed? Check your router in case there's a hole there.
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Might be punching a hole in your firewall with upnp
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Ugh yeah, it's probably the router. I recently got fibre and with it came one of those ISP solutions where you are only allowed very limited access to advanced router settings, you have to access it from their website and the website is constantly hosed. I disabled the NAS admin account, setup 2-step verification, blocked most of the hellhole hackermans countries in the firewall and hopefully that will be enough.
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In the opposite direction, I noticed that my radarr install seems to have had no authentication whatsoever on it for possibly up to 2 years. Hm. Watch as something happens now I’ve amended that.
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EL BROMANCE posted:In the opposite direction, I noticed that my radarr install seems to have had no authentication whatsoever on it for possibly up to 2 years. Hm. Watch as something happens now I’ve amended that. I was similar with sonarr/radarr/etc... I've now secured it all behind an nginx reverse proxy with authentication and feel much happier about it now. For those using docker, the LetsEncrypt docker is a breeze to setup. It has auto-renew of ssl certs and most programs already have reverse proxy templates configured you just have to enable them.
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Delete this if it's a secret or something, but what's the deal with free-usenet.com ?? They claim to have access to 5 different backbones... how legit are they and their claims? I notice that reddit doesn't allow discussion of them as they are considered to be a 'backdoor' type provider i.e (multiple backbones in one service) Elphiem fucked around with this message at 13:32 on Jun 22, 2019 |
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I use free-usenet block accounts without any problems. no idea about the backbone stuff.
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Elphiem posted:I notice that reddit doesn't allow discussion of them as they are considered to be a 'backdoor' type provider i.e (multiple backbones in one service) I don't understand this. What's wrong with providing multiple backbones in one service?
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Yeah that’s definitely odd, feels like there has to be something more to it.
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Thermopyle posted:I don't understand this. I mean I see how it'll cause a problem for the MPAA or whatever. I wouldn't want to draw attention to it personally.
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I could be confusing them with another provider, but I think free-usenet are the ones that buy regular unlimited accounts and use them to feed their own service. Meaning they're not legitimate resellers and they're breaking everyone's terms of service. It's great for us, but you can see why they wouldn't want to allow that on the subreddit with some of the other providers regularly posting there. In other news, NewsgroupDirect is losing a lot of its retention on July 1st. The same guy owns UsenetExpress so people assume they'll end up using that with 1100 days of retention. In completely related news, UsenetServer is now offering the $20 yearly unlimited deal https://accounts.usenetserver.com/register/?step=p&promo=exclusive-usenet-deal&rate=107
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Dongattack posted:Someone in russia tried to get onto my Synology NAS and got autoblocked, but i don't understand how they can see it cause i didn't think it was exposed to the internet. I have Quickconnect and SSH disabled, are there other ways it could be exposed?
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sedative posted:In other news, NewsgroupDirect is losing a lot of its retention on July 1st. The same guy owns UsenetExpress so people assume they'll end up using that with 1100 days of retention. I wouldn't mind sticking with NGD if they get a different backbone, it will be less retention but in practice most stuff over 3 years isn't available anyway. Best case scenario they get an NTD backbone and offer cut price deals.
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TenementFunster posted:thanks for the reminder that i’ve had SSH enabled for weeks. also i didn’t even know autoblock was an option until now. do y’all just use default settings? i just added a ton of automation stuff to my synology so i gotta triple-check to make sure i’m not transmitting my GPS data or thermostat controls to weev or GNAA. is there an article about best practice anywhere? Default settings on mine were something like 10 failed logins over 60 minutes which i thought was kinda generous, i changed mine to 3 failed logins per 120 minutes. I also went into the firewall and blocked all the countries i've had hackerman visits from in the past, ideally i should probably block all countries except my own, but there was too much clicking involved. I never used or enabled Quickconnect which i seem to remember various official guides and the built in wizard pushes you to use. And lastly i disabled the "admin" account since that's what hackermans use to try to login. It's also probably supersmart to setup 2-step verification, but i pussied out on that cause at that point i started getting paranoid that i was setting myself up for locking myself out of my own poo poo down the line. Dongattack fucked around with this message at 16:38 on Jun 23, 2019 |
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Unrelated to that, is there some way in Sonarr/Radarr/SABnzbd to get detailed statistics over which indexers i generally get my stuff from? One of the pay ones i use just lapsed and i would like to know if i actually used it at all.
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Put NZBHydra in the middle of those and it'll track the stats for you.
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edit: misread the question, nothing to see here.
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Quote is also not edit, sonofa...
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Is there a way to connect NZBGet to Handbrake to encode in different format and then rename it automatically via Radarr?
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Dongattack posted:Ugh yeah, it's probably the router. I recently got fibre and with it came one of those ISP solutions where you are only allowed very limited access to advanced router settings, you have to access it from their website and the website is constantly hosed. You might have ipv6 with no firewall.
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sedative posted:
Newsdemon is matching that if you email them. I know they both offer it but having a free VPN thrown in is almost worth it itself.
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Billa posted:Is there a way to connect NZBGet to Handbrake to encode in different format and then rename it automatically via Radarr? i tried to connect SABnzbd to ffmpeg via an offshoot of the sickbeard-mp4-converter and jesus let me tell you it was a time sink to troubleshoot and setup that i just gave up and made my sonarr/radarr exclude non-hevc files.
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Perplx posted:You might have ipv6 with no firewall. I can't mess with the router firewall beyond port forwarding, so i just have to assume its there and working. But IPv6 was on yeah so i turned that off.
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sedative posted:In completely related news, UsenetServer is now offering the $20 yearly unlimited deal https://accounts.usenetserver.com/register/?step=p&promo=exclusive-usenet-deal&rate=107 I've been using block accounts for a while, because I'm not a super heavy downloader, but what's the catch here? That seems like a ridiculously cheap price for 'unlimited'. Is their search any good, or is it basically binsearch?
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B-Nasty posted:I've been using block accounts for a while, because I'm not a super heavy downloader, but what's the catch here? That seems like a ridiculously cheap price for 'unlimited'. According to reddit, they’re severely underpricing it to cut out the competition.
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