Latest version qBittorrent 5.2.2 is a significant upgrade over current versions, with numerous bug fixes over previous versions. For ongoing security and usability, could Ultra add this version ASAP?

An Anonymous User about 3 hours ago

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Differing character encodings can create invisible differences in filenames between what’s on disk and what your torrent client is expecting. This situation can be very confusing. convmv is a small tool for converting filenames between character encodings that can be used to resolve this. It’s in the Debian repos and wouldn’t require any maintenance or configuration by staff. I’d appreciate if this would be installed. I recently ran into this situation due to differing utf-8 normalizations and to solve it I had to awkwardly copy-paste the different utf-8 normalizations. convmv would have made this easier and reduced the room for error. The rsync —iconv option wasn’t enough to solve it. Thanks.

gloss2340 about 20 hours ago

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Title tidy is the quickest way to standardizes your media file names for use in Jellyfin, Plex, and Emby. Title tidy uses intelligent parsing of folder structures and file names to automatically determine exactly how to name media. Whether you need to rename a single episode, a whole season, or any number of shows, Title Tidy does the job in one command. A preview is shown before renaming occurs, and Title Tidy will never overwrite content. The tool scans your current directory and displays an interactive preview showing exactly what will be renamed. The tool reliably detects season and episode numbers across various formats (S01E01, 1x01, 101, etc.) and handles edge cases well. Green items indicate pending changes. You can navigate through the list and apply changes when ready. https://github.com/Digital-Shane/title-tidy

An Anonymous User 3 days ago

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Would you kindly look at this app and add it ? It would be great to have it so we could know if there are any duplicates in our files. JellEmPlex Dedupe Overview JellEmPlex Dedupe is a web-based tool designed to help users identify and manage duplicate movies across Jellyfin, Emby, and Plex media servers. The tool identifies duplicates by comparing movie names and production years, then presents detailed information about file sizes, resolutions, codecs, and quality to help you make informed decisions about which copies to keep. https://github.com/SpaceinvaderOne/JellEmPlex-Dedupe

Toto 9 days ago

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Would be really nice to be able to install sing-box (or x-ray) proxy platforms on these servers. These offer better connectivity for people in restricted regions, such as China, Iran, and Russia.

An Anonymous User 10 days ago

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Please update Rtorrent to last version :) 0.16.12

An Anonymous User 20 days ago

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Hello Ultra team, I’ll be looking to get a larger box in the near future (12-28TB range) and these have been out of stock when I checked over the past few weeks. I’d much rather get a box from you who I’ve had good experiences with instead of an unknown to me new supplier, can you give an indication of when you expect more stock of the larger plans? Thanks!

An Anonymous User about 1 month ago

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An Anonymous User about 1 month ago

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I use RustDesk for my remote desktop access to my own devices, and am currently using their public ID & Relay servers to connect through, but they also do provide a way to self host the ID and Relay server giving a increased level of privacy. Its a pretty cool solution similar to Tailscale. Its not really related to seedboxes but would be a very nice value add. Pretty low overhead and simple install thru Docker https://rustdesk.com/docs/en/self-host/rustdesk-server-oss/

An Anonymous User about 1 month ago

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So, I was trying to setup automatic Lyrics fetching using https://github.com/J0R6IT0/navidrome-lyrics-plugin. But, as we don’t have access to the Navidrome’s root user, it’s not possible to enable it. I ask you to consider offering the Navidrome’s admin/root user access. Or, some other way to manage the plugins. As the application runs inside a docker container and we can´t mess with the mappings/volumes, nor the command line used to start it, I think it can be feasible without compromising the security model.

sled about 1 month ago

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https://github.com/ProphetSe7en/clonarr Clonarr is a TRaSH Guides sync tool for Radarr and Sonarr featuring with a visual interface for creating, testing, and deploying TRaSH profiles. It is an alternative of Recyclarr that I would really like to try. Recyclarr can sometimes be really complex to use. The YAML language is write-sensitive, and managing all those lines makes an overall view impossible.

AxxxL about 1 month ago

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Hi, Since Chaptarr is too early in its developmeny forr us to implement I thought a suggestion of this app might be appropriate: https://github.com/calibrain/shelfmark Gets updated frequently and has gotten great reviews on reddit.

QuietDeath98 about 1 month ago

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Please add Reclaimerr Reclaimerr scans media libraries for eligible items, tracks protection and deletion requests, and routes the final action through the appropriate service. https://github.com/jessielw/Reclaimerr And https://github.com/Maintainerr/Maintainerr

Toto about 2 months ago

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major update of Qbittorrent 5.2.0 is out hope we have soon :)

An Anonymous User about 2 months ago

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It’d be nice to have S3 API compatible object storage. Minio seems to have gone the way of the Dodo, SeaweedFS is a respectable choice. GitHub project here.

hoi6anka2 about 2 months ago

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Can we install Vaultwarden?

An Anonymous User about 2 months ago

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Its a tool that lets you download stuff from any plex server ( if you have access ). This would be amazing tool to have, so we can get stuff directly to our box, instead of having to upload them via ftp :P

An Anonymous User about 2 months ago

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Hello, With my previous provider, I could choose which qBittorrent app version to use by downloading the qBittorrent-nox file from https://github.com/userdocs/qbittorrent-nox-static/releases and then overwriting it via FTP in the “/bin” directory. The provider recommended this method, and it worked perfectly. Here, however, I can’t find this file in the “/bin” folder via FTP; instead, there’s only a “qbittorrent-nox” folder that won’t open (failed to change directory). I find this unfortunate, as I’d like to be able to choose which version to use myself, regardless of the options available in the client area. I would therefore appreciate it if we had access to this file. If it’s possible to change the version via SSH, I’d appreciate detailed instructions for SSH beginners. Thank you. Best regards

An Anonymous User 2 months ago

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Hi ! I’d like to suggest an alternative to Discord, which I’m currently helping to improv. Alfychat: https://alfychat.app/ It’s an encrypted and secure solution with zero tracking. The project is still under development. Since many people are concerned about their data given what’s happening with Discord, this is a solution that allows you to host your own server while retaining control over your data. It’s an open-source solution, so it’s also auditable and customizable. The choice is yours. I hope this kind of practice becomes the norm so that every user is in control of their private data rather than certain companies whose names you know. The project can be installed via a Docker image and is available on GitHub if you’d like more details. Here: https://github.com/alfycore Best regards

legouja 2 months ago

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