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I haven’t used whisparr, but have you checked the logs, or this is just a hunch?



OPS and RED are music private trackers. Their names are Orpheus and Redacted.

You can get into them through interviews, or invites. But if you want to get into any private tracker, at some point you will have to do the interview


For music you can try rutracker. The site is all in Russian, but you can index with Prowlarr or Jacket.

Also, you can try joining OPS or Red if you care for lossless.

I’m in Soulseek, and it’s rare when there is something there and not in RED or OPS. Also, slsk sucks with the speeds and quality of content.

If you have a spare server, install navidrome and get rid of streaming services.


So basically they were just blocking you at the DNS level? Probably, you were getting the same treatment as anyone else. Unless, their DNS server pointed you to better Netflix servers or cached content…I don’t know.

I usually do VPN, or I do get the initial sign in, and then switch to VPN to do whatever I want.




Use docker with something like gluetun and run transmission docker sharing gluetun network.


lat-team in my opinion is the best tracker for content in Latin American Spanish.


I have owned several kindles over the years. I switched to Boox and I love it. I can’t go back now.


There are always rules. Typically, in most trackers, you are required to maintain a ratio > 1, but there are ratioless trackers where they don’t care about the ratio. Also, you often have a minimum seeding time required meaning that you need to seed the content for X amount of hours (X varies from tracker to tracker). But it is not a big deal, because in private trackers you don’t have hundreds of peers connecting to you, therefore seeding doesn’t necessarily mean they are going to choke your bandwidth.

If you need to build upload buffer (to improve your ratio), private trackers also offer Freeleech content, and seeding bonuses that you can exchange for virtual upload data. So with some time and little patience, you can download from PT anything.

But again, each tracker has its own rules, and at the end of the day, these rules make the tracker better for you and everyone.


Private trackers are typically free and run by donations. In private trackers there are rules to follow. Most of them targeted at maintaining quality and availability of content. You get there through invitations or interview. You reputation in other private trackers help a lot when you want to join other trackers (you follow the rules).

Also, since the process of getting in a private tracker is harder, this helps keeping out bad apples. So the harder the tracker the more “secure” you are of getting copyright complaints. But there is always the risk.


Have you heard of “Navidrome”? you can be your own Spotify. It also supports transcoding. For instance, if you are on a phone connected to data, you can set the bitrate to 128kpbs to save some data.


using Spotify is much easier… until they delete a few tracks from your playlist.




Weird question regarding Nebula and IoT.
Hi, I currently have a home VPN and an aunt using a home router (dd-wrt) behind her own to connect to my network. By joining the wifi she can access all my home servers. She also has the TV connected to the router so she can watch our internal Video Server. I was looking into Nebula, and whether it was possible to create an overlay so she can access my services in my network, and perhaps limit better which services can be accessed from the overlay. My understanding is, that you add individual devices to the mesh, but what do you do for devices like a Smart TV where you can't install a VPN or Nebula? I lent her the DD-WRT router, but I would like to offer this service to other family members so they can access my servers. Is there an easy way to set them up? (they are no techies and live in other states). In your opinion, is Nebula the right tool? Tailscale? ZeroTrust? Also, I have to use a quite restrictive network, which of these tools is more resilient than for an almost complete block of UDP? Currently, I'm just using plain Wireguard.
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If you’ve seen the questions they ask, and the answers people give.





Wireguard over TCP (linuxserver docker)
Hi, I would like to use Wireguard over TCP. I'm trying to reach my server from a restrictive network and UDP is being blocked. TCP is not blocked in certain ports though, and I would like to open a VPN server that listen on those over TCP. I'm using the wireguard Linuxserver docker image. Any suggestions? Thanks.
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Is there something in there you want? Why don’t you just sit and enjoy getting most of their content from torrent? For the best of everybody I prefer the methods are not widespread so release groups can keep doing their job.


I went to check. There are 3 new posts and the answers to questions are so lame LOL… I refuse to answer questions over there with any value…





Q: Download Spotify Podcast
There are these exclusive Spotify podcast that I would like to download. Does anyone know how to download them? Any tracker that specializes in podcast?
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It doesn’t matter if you get 1.0 ratio on FL downloads. Anything counts towards your upload buffer. By auto downloading FLs I’ve made a buffer of about 2TB since I joined on Christmas.


When there is free leech and seeding points you don’t need to be racing. with patience you can build enough buffer to download what you want. In TL the bonus points are capped though, so with autobrr you can make some little upload buffer on every new FL torrent.