I ran this for about a month when it was first linked on here. It’s pretty impressive. I did no performance tuning. Size of the install got a little worrying but i think there’s a lot of options to adjust this and i was not ready to put this on block storage yet.
I’ll probably give it another shot later down the road.
Does VyOS count?
Tdarr is the way to go
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I used to use some logging script made in Go where you could filter your logs and they would update in real time. Was great for catching stuck processes, leave it running on a different desktop, mousewheel over to it (i miss openbox so so much) and check my logs. I just have nothing facing outwards now so i ignore everything.
Haha fuck no.
EDIT: I kind of wish i had said yes just to spice things up.
My wonderful MongoDB powered, old as fuck mFi vm. It’s running on Ubuntu 14 because that’s the last supported version and Ubiquiti abandoned this shit decades ago. It’s set to restore and reboot once a month. That usually keeps shit working lol
I’m also gonna pop in. I just did a second run through on my library removing 720p and below from the ignore list. It’s quite literally set and forget.
This is on par with what i do with the addition of two external hard drives. One with my stuff (server+personal) and one when her stuff (personal). I can recover shit in multiple ways and if she needs to she just grabs the external and plugs it into a laptop.
You actually forget it’s even running. Example: Me. I forgot i had this installed.
I thought the difference was bsd/cages vs Debian/containers?
Never use /dev/sdX device paths, use UUIDs. They exist for a reason.
This is absolutely fantastic advice.
I just did my entire movie and TV library. Was set and forget once I got it configured properly. Had each one of my proxmox hosts running a Tdarr lxc and it took a few months to process it all. Only encoded during what Plex says is the least played hours so I didn’t try to copy a movie onto an already playing movie.
Or… Just maybe… I like having subtitles. Just maybe.
The wiki is all I used to move. I exported to vhdx, qemu-img convert to qcow2, qm importdisk into some premade VMs. As for VM settings they were all Debian VMs from an old HyperV install.
Well now I never looked at those. Good to know.
See: Ubiquiti devices. No 2.5/5 to be found if I’m not mistaken.
Second Dokuwiki. It’s just too easy, flat files and it takes up almost no room.
I love the Dell Micros. I’m rocking three 7060 micros in my lab atm. All running Proxmox.