GuardYaGrill @ GuardYaGrill @sh.itjust.works

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Just out of curiosity, why bother running 4 instances of qBit for the various *arrs? Why not just use automatic torrent management, and have the different categories download to different folders? My *arrs are all using a single instance of qBit, and each service simply uses a different category with a different download path.

I started to become frustrated with the queue on a single qbit instance, I would set the max total of active torrents to 15; 10 active downloads and 5 seeding and it starts out fine but eventually those 10 active downloads all became stalled.

The amount of times I have had to open qbit to just move stuff down the queue so other things could download was obnoxious so I made 3 other instances for each *arr and it’s felt easier to manage.

Proton VPN claims to offer Port-Forwarding for their Wireguard router configs however, when I attempt to do it they don’t display the active port anywhere on their website.

Asus WRT Routers are great however, it doesn’t support certain Registrars for DDNS like Cloudflare so I had to install Merlin Firmware, ssh into the router and then manually configure a cron-job so that my A records stay up to date with my WAN.

https://github.com/clayauld/asus-merlin-cloudflare-ddns

Thankfully somebody already been down this path a posted the documentation which made things 100x easier.

Asus WRT Router > Proton VPN

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ProxMox EV

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Debian 12 Headless VM

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Docker Compose

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Docker Engine

• Unbound
• Pihole
• Prowlarr (for indexers)
• Radarr
• Sonarr
• Lidarr
• Readarr
• 4 Instances of QBit for each ‘Arr
• Jellyfin
• Jellyseerr
• Traefik for SSL/TLS
• Homepage

Kind of a crude & simplified way of putting my setup but I think it gets the point across.

Pretty sure IR lasers fry cameras - set one up in the robots path

I bought an 13th Gen Asus Nuc with an i7 running Debian headless and a hard-disk bay for my setup, previously all I was using was a Rasp Pi 4, I honestly don’t know if my Jellyfin instance is utilizing the CPU’s iGPU not really sure how to tell.

Running lspci in the shell does return

    
00:10.0 VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation Raptor Lake-P [Iris Xe Graphics] (rev 04)

  

Been using Jellyfin along side the ‘ARR suite for about a year now, my biggest issue is with Subtitles.

On the IOS/iPadOS apps of Jellyfin subtitles seem to prevent media from streaming, tried utilizing Bazaar but have had no luck.

The Caindian ocean is a old time classic.

Hm, in my current state I’ve configured my router to essentially route all bandwidth to the closest server my VPN provider offers. I utilize other tunnels for bypassing censorship and or torrenting.

So far the year has been solid, I think I’m going to keep chucking away down this path since it does reduce resources on my server.