ah fair enough… well i’ll stick with the app then :)
But i’m happy i’ve gotten my own instance up and running now… Last time i had problems with authentication but i found the instructions for the api key and its working well now.
ah fair enough… well i’ll stick with the app then :)
But i’m happy i’ve gotten my own instance up and running now… Last time i had problems with authentication but i found the instructions for the api key and its working well now.
On his own releases he’s started embedding the subtitles which is nice… but yes i admit a lot of his rarbg uploads are missing the subs… I generally remux the rarbg ones with the english sub track so it’s annoying when they aren’t there… I’ve had good luck grabbing them from subscene though.
Search for the user Infinity on TorrentGalaxy
They are re-uploading a lot of RARBG 1080p x265 releases but have are also releasing new movies / tv shows under their own tag with very similar quality and file sizes.
Sorry… it took me a while to actually get round to setting up my server again.
I think i misunderstood what this new feature is… I’m using the android client… Is this a better alternative to using the android client?
I do have to say though… since i last tried, the setup (or maybe just the instructions are clearer) is much easier… I’m running it on an oracle free arm64 instance at the moment but may migrate it off to something that’s less likely to dissapear…
Infinity on torrentgalaxy has taken up the mantel… They re reposting alot of RARBG x265 stuff but at the same time have started encoding new releases with very similar file sizes.
True but not the answer to the question…
you’re not bugging me…
What OS are you trying to set it up on?
Personally i run mine in a debian lxc on proxmox…
it’s as simple as this (once it’s installed)
tailscale up --advertise-routes=192.168.1.0/24 --ssh --accept-routes
With that command you’re bringing up a subnet router that exposes all IP’s on 192.168.1.0/24. You’re also enabling the SSH feature and telling it accept routes from other routers in the tailnet.
Once you have that running, go to the tailscale admin interface and disable key expiry for that subnet router and then any other clients should be able to access your network on your IP range when connected to the tailnet.
Definitely up for giving this a go… Will look now.
The tailscale guys are very responsive if you send them a question… It’s meant to be P2P but when it can’t i believe it uses some kind of relay proxy server so at a guess i’d say it’s that. Personally i run a subnet router on my LAN and not on individual devices… maybe you could try that instead?
I just did it, i hadn’t realised 8.0 had gone gold…
Process was simple enough to be honest… I did the in place upgrade detailed here :
you could try https://cosmos-cloud.io
as someone who often has to deliver bad news to customers, I appreciate your stance on recognising the human behind the account name.
I’ve just checked and the first 4 episodes can be streamed there… please run an adblocker before clicking that link thouth.
3 Proxmox servers running on Lenovo USFF M910Q’s
Most of this is deployed using Docker or a tteck script.