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I'm new to this PT game, just installed Jellyfin then started digging into the arr-verse and installed Jackett and Sonarr to populate Jellyfin with all the old shows that aren't shown anymore, found SG-1 and The Lost Room without too much trouble but Sonarr is having problems with Warehouse 13 at the moment.
So with r/opensignups gone, what's another way to know when PT's are offering sign ups?
[email protected]
https://opentrackers.org
Not active yet but maybe it'll pick up in the future - The open signups thread in [email protected] (https://kbin.social/m/trackers/t/8901/Megathread-Tracker-Open-Signups)
You're a legend, cheers mate.
You might want to have a look at Usenet. Yes, it costs money but it's such a premium experience compared to torrents and you don't have to care about seeding etc at all
Hard agree with Usenet. If you're doing sonarr/radar stuff save yourself tons of stress and hook into usenet
@tron @pcjones I miss usenet and free hard drive space... :(
How do I get started with usenet? I did a quick search in the megathread and didn't see anything about it. I've heard a lot of very positive stuff about usenet, but just trying to figure out about how much it costs all in and everything.
For Usenet, you need 3 things:
Using these 3 things combined with Radarr (movies), Sonarr (TV), and Prowlarr (indexers), you will have a great time automating your download process.
If you find that what you want isn't on your indexer, perhaps think about adding another indexer. If you find that the NZBs grabbed from your indexer are not available at all, consider switching providers. If you find that your downloads aren't completing (or are missing articles), try a different NZB from your indexer.
That should be a basic introduction on how to get started. Good luck. Let me know if you have questions.
edit: https://shakil-shahadat.github.io/awesome-piracy/#usenet has some info.
Thank you so much for this. This lead me to usenet-docker and now I'm on my way to downloading the entire internet.
It's not really active yet but there is an opensignups here: [email protected]