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NZBMegaSearch aggregates all of your usenet indexers into one convenient place. It has the same API as newznab indexers so it will work with automation software like SickRage, Sonarr and CouchPotato. The NZBMegaSearch fork used in this guide includes patches so that it works with Sonarr (previously NzbDrone). I have … I'm curious
Ubooquity is a java application that will help you manage your book library. It is similar to miniDLNA but designed for electronic reading material. It grabs covers and allows you to search your library very easily from the web interface. Comic book files and PDFs can be read inside your … I'm curious
Somebody on reddit requested a Raspberry Pi 2 Media Server image. I have put together a ready to go image so you can test drive a Raspberry Pi 2 NAS media server. It is packed with programs and features made entirely from guides on this site. It is for those … I'm curious
The awesome Plex Media Server can now finally be installed on the Raspberry Pi 2 without a chroot. The chroot method broke when using upstart scripts and had metadata issues, those are no longer a problem! Using a Synology package compiled for an ARMv7 processor we can use it on … I'm curious
I have had my eye on HTPC Manager for some time. I was waiting for Sonarr, SickRage and Headphones to be supported which thanks to Hellowlol, they are now included in HTPC Manager. HTPC Manager adds that extra feeling of awesomeness to your HTPC and here's why. You get … I'm curious
Sonarr is a badass TV Show PVR that works with usenet and torrents. Create a list of shows and Sonarr will find the relevant .torrent and/or nzb files for you. For torrents it will work with uTorrent, Transmission, Deluge and a watch directory ‘blackhole' for other torrent clients. With usenet … I'm curious
OpenSSL can be used to create your own web server certificates for use with nginx or Apache. In this guide I show you how to create an SSL certificate using OpenSSL and configure your web server nginx to use the https protocol. I needed SSL certificates for use with reverse … I'm curious