Kuvwert @ Kuvwert @lemm.ee

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He doesn't give a shit about the tariffs its just market manipulation for him and his buddies

You already have lidarr!

1. Delete the Usenet and torrent indexers and download clients. Its awful for music.
2. Set this puppy up: https://github.com/TypNull/Tubifarry
3. Profit.

Edit: Ive just yesterday got this set up and running and its been brilliant! Ive got my Spotify lists set up to sync and its downloaded 300 or so albums for me today! Let me know if you have any questions or anything I'm happy to share what I did

Oo torzu? Could you elaborate? My ryujinx install is old and causing issues

That is true. Personally I rely on the timestamps to make the differentiation. But I can see how that might be confusing if one were using the product for the first time. Definitely could use some polish.

There's a "password history" menu on the same generator page that saves a comprehensive history of generated passwords for reference.

Its available in both the app and the browser extension

I believe you can view the generated password history

Okay Ive been asking the same question and I Ive not found a perfect solution.

My current best option has been self hosting docker streamio. Here's my wip compose file if you want to try it:

    

version: '3'
services:
  jackett-stremio:
    image: tsaridas/jackett-stremio:latest
    container_name: jackett-stremio
    environment:
      - JACKETT_HOSTS=http://host.docker.internal:PORT_JACKETT
      - JACKETT_APIKEYS=YOUR_JACKETT_API_KEY
    ports:
      - 17008:7000/tcp
    restart: unless-stopped

  stremio:
    image: tsaridas/stremio-docker:latest
    restart: unless-stopped
    environment:
      - NO_CORS=1
      # - IPADDRESS=YOUR_LOCAL_IP # Optional local IP config
    ports:
      - "18627:8080"
      - "21470:11470"
      # - "22470:12470" # Uncomment if needed
    volumes:
      - "./config/:/root/.stremio-server"
      - "./localStorage.json:/srv/stremio-server/localStorage.json"

  comet:
    container_name: comet
    image: g0ldyy/comet:latest
    restart: unless-stopped
    ports:
      - "17011:8000"
    env_file:
      - .env
    volumes:
      - comet_data:/data

  prowlarr:
    image: lscr.io/linuxserver/prowlarr:latest
    container_name: prowlarr
    environment:
      - PUID=1000
      - PGID=1000
      - TZ=Your/Timezone
    volumes:
      - ./prowlarr/data:/config
    ports:
      - 17012:9696
    restart: unless-stopped

volumes:
  comet_data:


  

I use the gpoddersync plugin on nextcloud for exactly this

I'm not sure! :)

But I did notice that your discussion has a reply from a couple weeks ago

I'm waiting for this to fill the holes:

https://github.com/MediaWolfOrg/MediaWolf

Cool! I was just thinking about putting something like this together.

I'll check it out today!

Nice! Looks like a cool matrix platform! I'm on synapse myself but this looks cool

Yeah I agree, it seems like a super nice hole to fill as sourcing music, ebooks and audio books from Usenet or torrents without being in a private tracker club is trickier than it should be

I mean, you only search one arr service depending on the media type.

I guess here I was more thinking about having audio books and ebooks with the same title across two separate instances of readarr.

If it's already in your library, it shows when you search for it so not much figuring out

Yeah that is true, not so much a benefit but does help that all media types are manageable from the same dashboard

The "manual" action is pressing "Add", which i assume you'd need to do with this too?

A reference to The benefit of having a recommendation engine auto add stuff for you. But I guess lots of the arr programs also have list imports but I'd prefer to not to depend on an external service for that sort of thing.

I think I'm confused as to what problem this actually solves?

I'm realizing now that in my excitement I have done a very poor job of describing the scope of this project, and would like to recommend that you visit the repo and check it out yourself:

https://github.com/MediaWolfOrg/MediaWolf

Here's is a snippet from the project pages that does a much better job of describing it than I did (apologies again for my poor description)

Proposed Project Features: Books (Readarr & Anna’s Archive)

✅ Missing List → Read from Readarr, fetch missing books and auto-download via Anna’s Archive ✅ Manual Search → Search Anna’s Archive and download books (user selection and defined file structure) ✅ Recommendations → Generate book suggestions based on Readarr library (using a background tasks to scrape from Goodreads) - with options to add or dismiss suggestions including filters and sorting Movies (Radarr & TMDB)

✅ Recommendations → Read Radarr library and suggest similar movies via TMDB (with options to add or dismiss suggestions including filters and sorting) ✅ Manual Search → Search via TMDB with option to add to Radarr TV Shows (Sonarr & TMDB)

✅ Recommendations → Read Sonarr library and suggest similar shows via TMDB (with options to add or dismiss suggestions including filters and sorting) ✅ Manual Search → Search via TMDB with option to add to Sonarr Music (Lidarr, LastFM, yt-dlp, Spotify)

✅ Manual Search → Search Spotify for music and download via spotDL (which uses yt-dlp) ✅ Recommendations → Generate artist recommendations from LastFM based on Lidarr library (with options to add or dismiss suggestions including filters and sorting) ✅ Missing List → Read Lidarr library, fetch missing albums and download via yt-dlp Downloads (via yt-dlp)

✅ Direct Download Page → Input YouTube or Spotify link and download video/audio using spotDL or yt-dlp Subscriptions (via spotdl and yt-dlp) ✅ Schedule System → Subscribe to YouTube Channels, Spotify or YouTube Playlists and download on a schedule

Ive just installed jellyseer last week and I love it!

I think the scope of this project is more ambitious with the additional media types as well as being a recommendation engine and an arr suite manager

Thats a cool project as well! I dont think there's very much overlap in functionality between the two

Here's the rundown from the repo:

Proposed Project Features:

Books (Readarr & Anna’s Archive)

✅ Missing List → Read from Readarr, fetch missing books and auto-download via Anna’s Archive ✅ Manual Search → Search Anna’s Archive and download books (user selection and defined file structure) ✅ Recommendations → Generate book suggestions based on Readarr library (using a background tasks to scrape from Goodreads) - with options to add or dismiss suggestions including filters and sorting

Movies (Radarr & TMDB)

✅ Recommendations → Read Radarr library and suggest similar movies via TMDB (with options to add or dismiss suggestions including filters and sorting) ✅ Manual Search → Search via TMDB with option to add to Radarr

TV Shows (Sonarr & TMDB)

✅ Recommendations → Read Sonarr library and suggest similar shows via TMDB (with options to add or dismiss suggestions including filters and sorting) ✅ Manual Search → Search via TMDB with option to add to Sonarr

Music (Lidarr, LastFM, yt-dlp, Spotify)

✅ Manual Search → Search Spotify for music and download via spotDL (which uses yt-dlp) ✅ Recommendations → Generate artist recommendations from LastFM based on Lidarr library (with options to add or dismiss suggestions including filters and sorting) ✅ Missing List → Read Lidarr library, fetch missing albums and download via yt-dlp

Downloads (via yt-dlp)

✅ Direct Download Page → Input YouTube or Spotify link and download video/audio using spotDL or yt-dlp

Subscriptions (via spotdl and yt-dlp)

✅ Schedule System → Subscribe to YouTube Channels, Spotify or YouTube Playlists and download on a schedule

Woah nice heads up I appreciate it!

I'll keep the janitor tool in my pocket for now as my instance takes up negligible space at the moment but someday that might not be the case.

Here's the referenced tool for anybody else interested:

https://git.cyberia.club/cyberia/matrix-synapse-diskspace-janitor

What are you using instead? I only recently set up my synapse server and I'd be interested to head what the alternatives are