As far as I could tell, it provided direct access to all of its original torrents and/or continually seeded torrents by other dedicated seeders (or sites).
But the search engine has suddenly become inaccessible. Anyone know why? Is there an alternative?
And a file called “rarbg-db.zip” doesn’t raise any flags? There’s naming conventions for files like this, so you know what the general content is, who the uploader or repackager is, some more info and also to make it look more honest. I wouldn’t trust this.
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“Just download the db.zip” sounds kinda scammy. Just saying…
Anything involving pirating is scammy, that’s just the nature of things. It’s expected one knows how to do research and take calculated risks.
And a file called “rarbg-db.zip” doesn’t raise any flags? There’s naming conventions for files like this, so you know what the general content is, who the uploader or repackager is, some more info and also to make it look more honest. I wouldn’t trust this.
Cool, then don’t.
It’s mostly text files. Completely safe.
Eh, it’s this com, if you know, you know, and due diligence is expected.
But to help, when they fell they dropped their db as a torrent. I passed the size as an indicator of a known (to me) good. Try or don’t.
I’m trying to set this up but getting shadowdb exited with code 1.
Is this supposed to also make a front end accessible or something? Myip:80?
Yeah, there’s a frontend, replace ${SHADOWDB_PORT} with your desired port. Maybe restart in portainer, it’s not the most robust, but it works.