bruchsturm

Yes, I donate once a year to the projects I use most. I allocate about 200€ and split it up among those.

Thanks for the reminder! I had forgotten about that because login wasn't working for me when I started using antennapod a year ago

If I've learned something about selfhosting and backups it is that you can trust HDDs to spin for 3-5 years and should still do backups. I myself do backups to HDDs that are only powered on for these backups. I'm still not sure if thats enougth.

Raid is more for an always-on solution, but not great for safe backups. They still might get damaged at the same time, because you bought them at the same time, from the same vendor and they have the same usage time.

I've got android one and was also stuck with the Google search bar. I'm using lawnchair for years now, works great, is very customizable and opensource. Just put the searchbar you like on the homescreen. https://lawnchair.app/

You can also find it on f-droid

Oh God I'm an idiot. Thanks

I'm a bit confused. Using mullvad and I'm still seeding fine.

Could anyone explain why I need portforwarding?

Using mullvad wireguard and qbittorrent

Seeding with ~1Mbit right now, which is normal for my connection

Edit: thought soulseek is some torrent slang or client, I'm an idiot ^^

Thanks for the list!

Already found a new plugin i want to install now :)

If its only one season you could manually name them S01E01 etc.?

If its many episodes, there might be a Linux application out there for batch renaming. Or write a bash script or ask Chatgpt to write one for you :)

I haven't seen such an opinion either unfortunately. Maybe you can resolve it another way?

Whats the reason it doesn't identify it? Do you have it in a separate season folder? Did jellyfin wrongly identify the series as a version of it that doesn't have this season?

The latter just happened to me with Doctor Who, I've got the 1963 series and it automatically identified it as the 2005 series. Luckily that was easy to spot

I learned the other day that thats the reason you cannot make a folder named CON on windows. Dates back to pre DOS era.

kinda fixed it, I think...

Checked what image I'm using, its linuxserver, and they're using the OS's kernel implementation. Also saw that in my logs.

I used this https://www.linuxserver.io/blog/routing-docker-host-and-container-traffic-through-wireguard and added these lines into my wg0.conf:

PostUp = iptables -t nat -A POSTROUTING -o wg+ -j MASQUERADE
PreDown = iptables -t nat -D POSTROUTING -o wg+ -j MASQUERADE

Then I regenerated my mullvad config with a different server.

Now I'm downloading the Arch Linux iso with 11Mbit/s

Honestly I've no idea what exactly solved the problem, iptables, networks and routing still feels likes witchcraft to me most of the time.

Was missing those updates, thanks for sharing them here