LazerDickMcCheese @ LazerDickMcCheese @sh.itjust.works

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I've got Docker up and running, but getting anything to work within Docker or getting a machine to access the services that it says are running is a different story

How so?

I tried that, but it wouldn't install for me. I went through many guides and videos on setting it up, but something in the process failed every time

I made a post about this too, I fully support it

I checked every publicly available tracker, and only one was blocked if I remember right

I'm an English native, and I don't see an issue with the title. I understood what you are saying perfectly fine

Ligma balls lmao

For me? I installed it and set it up according to the instructions, didn't work. Reported it, got tech support, still doesn't work. And I never got a good reason why, just that "it always works."

Most people love it, so I'm not saying its not great. Just that all I get is errors

Not be "that guy", but new pirates beware: Jackett doesn't work for everybody

Nice! I just updated mine

Need? Probably not, but the options "feel" lacking without it...if that makes any sense

I'm not yet. I plan on setting up a server for the *arr suite, but I'm not there yet. But it sounds great on paper

I haven't installed it yet, but that sounds exactly like what I had in mind. Is it limited by which companies have adopted it?

Damn, that's a good point. I have no technical coding experience or knowledge (so no one should take what I'm about to say seriously), but I was picturing a lot of scripting pulling information across the web from selected vendors. Maybe that could prevent something like that? Or maybe I'm just making myself sound naive and stupid?

Right! I was thinking that with an infinitely scaling model without a single point of failure

I apologize for not being more specific, I'm not interested in a centralized delivery system. I just want vendors to have their inventories posted online (as usual), but for them to be aggregated by category and filterable in one location without depending on a dystopian tech company. MAYBE have a frontend to appear as though everything is centralized, but I would be indifferent

Trust me, you don't want to get instructions from me. Just look at my post/comment history haha everything I touch breaks in ways that are hard to diagnose. I had to reach out to tech support, they got back to me in <12hrs

Yeah, I have the same question

Second on that. The whole "it just works" slogan was frustrating when it didn't work at first, but once it finally for running it was great

Is there a good dummy-proof guide on setting that up? That sounds exactly like why I bought the Pi in the first place