

It’s a rootless container. Chances are they are not going to do any of that.
Things are on the internet all the time.


It’s a rootless container. Chances are they are not going to do any of that.
Things are on the internet all the time.


I’m tempted to. But I’m not. Just because I dont want to fox my domain here.
Is running in a rootless podman container. I’m confident


What’s the worst that can happen. Someone watches your movies


Just fucking yeet it online
Fun thing to do


I’d use some Chinese model. Qwen3.5 Claude 4.6 distilled ablitirated is what I use
I know Lemmy hates ai. But you could probably vibecode something exactly how you want it in an afternoon


Guy making mcps surprised people use ai bots


Booklore is actually good though.
Much more usable than those others
Seems the guy has calmed down too.


I guess it’s just me that never really interact with the files anymore.


It’s just that you shouldn’t have to.
I’m suspecting the user is asking the wrong question.


Why do you care about the filename at all? As long as radarr knows and Jellyfin/Plex knows then it’s all good


Personally I just have ~6TB of SSD/nvme storage in my desktop. And I just delete content im done watching. If I want to watch it again I just get it from usenet :)
Not very helpful but an option is always to just not use so much space on content that is available


It’s just another system to maintain, another link in the chain that can fail.
I run all my services on my personal gaming pc.


Basically creating various n8n automations?


I also only use Usenet, so yeah, might not be the case for torrents


Sonarr gets torrents and sends to qbittorrent, qbittorrent downloads the torrent and puts the downloaded file somewhere, sonarr then picks up that file and moves it to its final destination where jellyfin expects it
It’s important to have seperate directories for unfinished torrent downloads and complete ones, and only have sonarr pick up from the completed one
I love authentik
Now it needs no middleware. Just authentik and postgres
The ui is great, features are great, great api. Super easy to self host and manage
Open source, small dedicated team. Can’t ask for more