I don’t know, but in France people got scared by “HADOPI” which was a government organization to find people sharing files, and like they were sending you e-mails if caught! And if caught a second time, BAM a paper letter! Scary! Then I think there was something like cutting your internet, not sure it ever happened.

eDonkey was an easy way to share something with a group of friends via P2P!

I might not be the only one not knowing what gluetun was so here’s the repo:

VPN client in a thin Docker container for multiple VPN providers, written in Go, and using OpenVPN or Wireguard, DNS over TLS, with a few proxy servers built-in.

https://github.com/qdm12/gluetun

COBOL!

is there a catch-all option?

but the problem is that I don’t want to store the data on this server, but on the Storage Box. How can I download directly from one server to another?

Can’t you mount the Storage Box on the Server? Some other comments says that they allow SMB?

Maybe I have some chance, thanks I’d like too! 😁

maybe https://cinemaz.to/ but it’s private also

You have exemple of content you’re looking for, I could check if it is there?

I’m using “testing” repos for this reason (testing is still stable, it’s the next stable)

It might be late still, I don’t know

Yes?

why squirrel though?

On private trackers I seed until I delete the files(if I need space or the movie/tv-show is really bad)

On public trackers I don’t take too much risks and only seed one day or ratio up to 1.

And it’s setup on Radarr / Sonarr / Transmission, so I don’t have to do much anymore

Ctrl+shift+v is paste without formatting in most apps though, so kind of a good habit

they’ll have to manage using the Reddit app to whine, so there will be a delay!

Your severs are on different networks?

(edit) and yes the hardest part for me was the permission to setup between NFS and then both system without setting up everything on 777

I think the main reason to keep the data on the same datastorage is to continue seeding your torrents without duplicating the files.

*arr services are renaming the downloaded file into a library with metadata that are used by your player or service (Kodi/Jellyfin/Plex) therefore if you want that your torrents client continue seeding after the download you need to keep the file like it was: The solution is hardlink and it only works on the same datastorage, because you just copy the links to a file not the data itself (basically)

if your server and datastorage are on the same local network you could simply mount a remote folder on the server hosting the torrent client so it download directly on the other system that has the storage?

That’s what I’m doing currently as “temporary” solution (almost a year now…)

Services (sonarr, radarr, Jackett, Jellyfin, transmission/…) on a Raspberry Pi 4

Raid 5 storage on my computer for the TV Shows Raid 1 storage on a NAS for the movies

Both shared via NFS and mounted on the raspberry pi

(yeah it means i have to keep my computer, my Nas and the raspberry pi ON all the time)