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nZEDb is a fork of the popular newznab indexer. It is becoming increasingly popular because it is actively developed and has a plethora of features. This guide will show you how to get nZEDb up and running on Raspbian (September 9, 2014 release) so you can have your own private … I'm curious
This guide will show you how to properly mount storage drives on Minibian, Raspbian and Raspbmc. Many guides use a simpler, less robust method that can cause issues if you use multiple USB storage devices. I will walk you through mounting USB sticks and USB hard drives on your Raspberry … I'm curious
nZEDb is a fork of the popular newznab indexer. It is becoming increasingly popular because it is actively developed and has a plethora of features. This guide will show you how to get nZEDb up and running on a Ubuntu 14.04 machine so you can have your own private usenet … I'm curious
NZBMegaSearch is the only search provider you will need. It combines all of your usenet indexers into one search engine. NZBMegaSearch has NZBGet and Sabnzbd integration so you can send your desired release straight to your downloader. You can also use it for services like sonarr (NzbDrone), SickRage, CouchPotato, Mylar… I'm curious
NZBGet is able to automatically retry a failed usenet download with FailureLink. If you indexer supports the DNZB-Failure-Header (currently DOGnzb.cr and OZnzb.com) then if NZBGet fails to download the release directly received from the indexer, NZBGet will request a similar nzb straight from the indexer. It is important to note … I'm curious
NZBGet is able to detect fake movie releases that it is downloading from usenet. This can save you a lot of bandwidth and frustration. In order to use this awesome script to avoid fake usenet files, you need NZBGet 14.0 -r1094 or later.
Static IPs on the internet usually cost extra from your ISP. Many of us have dynamic IPs which change every so often. This can be annoying if you want remote access to our Raspberry Pi our home media servers. Dynamic DNS solves this by automatically registering your new IP address … I'm curious