Thanks…tvdb extension is indeed installed. Seems the issue derived from the .nfo files having still old crap from S01. That, and the episodes had S02 naming on it, even being the “first” season of Bly Manor. So that messed with Jellyfin…I think it got it correctly identified now, using different folders for each show. But now Sonarr can’t find it, as it wants a single show and folder for both of these :(
Sorry…what do you mean changing the resolv to the up of the pihole? I’m a bit lost here 😅
Rate limited…by whom? I’m using unbound, so I’m not forwarding my DNS requests to my ISP.
Welp…Not sure what was wrong, but seems to now be resolving again. I…restored a few previous backups to no avail, rebooted to no avail…and after just giving up and upgrading, and rebooting…now it seems to work again. And I still have no idea how to troubleshoot this if it ever happens again :(
I have purposely disabled IPv6 everywhere. Router, Pihole etc. What do you mean which DNS am I using? The computer failing to resolve, or the Pihole that successfully resolves with dig, but somehow fails to actually resolve it to the pihole request/requesting computer?
I use linux, yeah. nameserver is 127.0.0.53 (?). search is pointing to the pihole server.
If you mean by the DNS provided by the router on DHCP, yes, they are.
Thanks for the insight! Probably the first hosting attempt might run off of my home hypervisor. I have a symmetric 1gbps connection. But I also have a hetzner server with almost no use at the moment, so…yeah.
In Linux with headless+specific libraries dependencies + remote client + remote client dependencies last time the upgrade was a royal pain in the butt… But I’ll look into it
Sadly I live in Asia where they couldn’t care less about what I download. Torrent is not blocked, and I download consistently at very high speeds.
…how can I see that? The torrent just goes “error” on the UI. Not sure where it saves logs on my container, or what to look for specifically.
Hmmm it’s on 2.0.3. Took me some fiddling back in the day updating from v1.x to 2.x…But there’s no further versions correct?
Thanks. Your last sentence really makes sense. It’s writing to a NAS, and sometimes the download speed is clearly higher then the NAS max write speed.
How about Lemmy.World?
Yup… Me too waiting on contacts.