Before I forget here’s the server flow for my 64tb sever. Supports Anime and all the works, never could get manga working with torrent/usenet well enough on ubuntu though.

A short list:

  • Anime/Tv/Movies
  • Switch games management (kinda)
  • Cross Seed
  • Unpackerr
  • Radarr + Sonarr Queue Cleanup
  • Trakt Sync
  • Trakt List to add sonarr item (bad practice but whatever)
  • Comics (weekly bundles are OP)
  • My shitty cronjobs

Make suggestions on improvements, I probably won’t be using this settup on my next server, but similar.

For adding content I used Ombi and the plex watchlist sync feature for those that were leeching on my plex, worked well enough. For better management I used the LunaSea app (great fucking app, go get it now, it’s free)

I didn’t do music bc I have tidal with plex and that’s more then fine, lidarr sucked too much for the artists I like and attempts at streamrip automation failed all the time.

Cronjob abuse is my friend

Forgot to mention this also supports auto-uploading content (with filters) on a cronjob

    • BitterSweetOP
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      1 year ago

      Okay I don’t know why you’re getting downvoted, I had this settup and now I recommend it often to my less techy friends.

      This is a perfectly fine settup and works pretty well, depends on your content sourcing for the most part in my experience is all.

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        1 year ago

        Agreed! I implemented a less complex version of the diagram you posted, and it yields higher quality results than Stremio for someone viewing it on a computer. However, when friends need a Netflix replacement, they need something that’s “plug-n-play”

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        1 year ago

        I think the downvotes might be because it feels like they’re trying to diminish the work you put into your setup.