NZBGET old

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• Runs Ansible - Rerun Container - Less Configuration Required - Folders Configured For You!
• If using older config, please delete old one: sudo rm -r /opt/appdata/nzbget/nzbget.conf

Configurations

PLEASE ASSIST WITH THIS WRITEUP! Login and click edit wiki in upper right

• Visit: http://your-ip-or-domain:6789

- Credentials

• None Required

Settings:=

• News Server: Configure your news server here

  • Port: 563 or 443 for security
  • Encryption: Turn to [ ON ]
  • Enter all your other basic info, server link, username and password
  • When finished, click test server
  • Save All Changes When Finished

• Security > User

  • Change Username & Password
  • Save All Changes When Finished

• Categories (You need TV & Movies)

  • movies
    • For Dest: /completed/movies
  • tv
    • For Dest: /completed/tv

• Download Queue (Optional)

  • Recommend to set diskspace to 25000 MB (which 25GB) so you do not run out of room
  • If so, goto scheduler and set at least 4 schedulers for every 6 hours to un-pause the server (this results in downloading agian)

------------- NOT WORKING - NEEDS TO BE VALIDATED

M4V Converter (Optional)

This script is designed to convert your media to a universal mp4 format with support for automation when combined with NZBGet/SABnzbd and many options to customize. Avoid transcoding and support native playback across all devices with Plex.

What does it do exactly? It converts your media to a universal format. Why? Plex! Plex transcodes anything a client cannot play normally but transcoding is a CPU intensive task and if your CPU falls short, soon after the client will begin to buffer. By using this script you will eliminate transcoding or at least cut down on it.

git clone https://github.com/Digiex/M4V-Converter.git
cd M4V-Converter
sudo ./install_ffmpeg.sh (this can take a while)
mv M4V-Converter/M4V-Converter.sh /mnt/nzbget/scripts/M4V-Converter.sh

Go to settings, you will see a new M4V convertor option in the bottom of the menu. If the option isn't available, check the ScriptsDir setting under Settings -> Paths. Make sure it's set to /scripts.

The default settings are fine to convert, but you can change settings to your likings.

Don't forget to enable the script in the Extensions Script menu and save nzbget.

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cd /home/$USER
### Takes you to the current user’s home directory

~
### Takes you to the current user’s home directory

sudo <command>
### execute <command> with root privileges [you will be asked for your password]

mkdir myprettyfolder
### Makes a directory called myprettyfolder (example)

rm file.txt
### Removes a file in the current directory called file.txt

rm -f file.txt
### Removes a file in the current directory called file.txt
### the '-f' flag deletes the file WITHOUT ASKING FOR CONFIRMATION
### '-f' stands for 'force'

rm fi*
### Removes all files that start with fi in the current directory

rm -r fi*
### Removes all files AND DIRECTORIES that start with fi in the current directory
### Contents of directories starting with "fi" will also be removed.
### '-r' means 'recursive'

sudo su
### Switch to root

exit
### Return to your regular user (after using sudo su to become root user)

clear
### Clear the current screen

bash myscript.sh
### Execute the bash script called myscript.sh in current directory

chmod myscript.sh 777
### Allow all permissions for all groups (bad practice)

chmod +x myscript.sh
### Allows the script to be executed when called upon

sudo reboot
### Reboot your server

sudo systemctl status sonarr
### Check on the service called 'Sonarr'

sudo systemctl restart sonarr
### Restarts the service called 'Sonarr'

sudo docker rm -f portainer
### An example of moving a specific container by names

stat /path/to/file
### An example of seeing folder ownership and groups easily

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