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Another way to find new trackers is to look at what Jackett supports. Updates and tracker additions/removals happen often within a few days of things changing since people require it for automated downloading.
Hey Dude,
I am in Aus and currently have a 98% automated torrenting setup.
You will need a dedicated PC which you can always leave on to torrent stuff while you are away at work/school etc.
For TV Shows - Download Sonarr https://sonarr.tv/#download For Movies - CouchPotato https://couchpota.to/
After completing the setup of these two programs you can spend 30 or so minutes a week telling them what you want/checking to see whats coming up and have it download automatically.
I also use the Pushover functionality of both of these programs to notify me when a download is grabbed/completed/proper'd.
EDIT: Also look into Jackett - It makes grabbing from torrent sites which do not support API calls or Searching so much easier. https://github.com/Jackett/Jackett
Let me know if you have any questions.
Jackett is what you want. It takes any/all torrent feeds (public and private) you're probably used to using and converts them into the indexes Sonarr expects for Usenet services.
> The idea is based on downloading torrent movies and shows in the easiest and fastest way possible
Does that mean you added the ability to automate in your indexer? That definitely is nice to have. You would need to support
- RSS - Bare minimum to provide RSS feeds containing torrent links or magnets. The RSS feeds can be added into torrent clients to easily/quickly download new torrents.
- Torznab API feed to be able to use tv/movie automation apps like /r/Sonarr /r/Radarr etc.
- TorrentPotato API feed to be able to use movie automation apps like /r/CouchPotato
- Allow the site to be scraped/searched by Jackett so it can be automated/searched there and through other applications linking to Jackett.
You should check out Jackett. It uses indexers to search many torrent sites through APIs. They have the code on GitHub so I would start there. Here is a link to their GitHub page:Jackett.
Jackett Has a huge list of both public and private torrent sites and you can use it to search all of them at once.
Qbittorrent also has probably more than enough providers for its built in search.
If its normal content then i'd say 99% of the time rarbg or 1337x.to are good enough but if you want to search every nook and cranny use a meta search like jackett.
Would be nice if private trackers implemented Torznab and TorrentPotato API feeds by default (in addition to RSS and IRC announce). API support would make it easy to add trackers to automation software like Sonarr/Radarr/CouchPotato/etc without using 3rd party software. API support is normal in usenet but with private trackers it's a bit hit or miss.
The lazy approach is to just let Jackett deal with it, thing is people forget that the only reason Jackett exists is because many private trackers haven't implemented the API feeds themselves.
1337x doesn't have rss feed. But you can setup one through Jackett
Why not use Jackett as a basis? There exists an opened issue for that actually, but no one has had time to implement it yet: https://github.com/Jackett/Jackett/issues/656
Jacket adds private torrent trackers to your CP and Sonarr setup, vastly improving your ability to fill searches. https://github.com/Jackett/Jackett
Htpc manager gives you a nice central dashboard to manage all your services. http://htpc.io
Very interesting!
Just curious, does this support any RSS/API features and/or any plans for that in the future? Having a built-in RSS server and/or API server would make this interesting for people that might want to have magneticod running while accessing its database via automation applications like Sonarr/Radarr/CouchPotato/etc. or a torrent client's RSS client.
e.g.
- RSS feeds with .torrent or magnet links (primarily for torrent clients' own built-in RSS readers)
- API Support - TorrentPotato for movie automation support (primarily /r/couchpotato)
- API Support - Torznab for tv/movie automation support (primarily /r/sonarr, /r/radarr, & others)
Might also be worth checking out Jackett since they also do some of this stuff.. in theory you could even contribute to have your application added to their list of supported torrent sources. But ideally you'd be able to provide your own RSS and API feeds.
In any case this is pretty interesting, one step closer to users running self-hosted DHT scrapers to build self-hosted indexes without going to a external website.
I checked out your project looks really cool. A piece of advice if you want to include a large number of torrent trackers you should look into r/jackett(https://github.com/Jackett/Jackett) if you were to use that as the backend and display the results used by that on your website it provide you with a better way of managing a large number of trackers.
- Stop using the indexers that allow the ads
- Use Jackett to setup your indexers as torznabs
- Add each individual tracker's torznab link from Jackett into NZBHydra2 (it works with both torrents and usenet)
- Configure NZBHydra2 to filter and process the search results before forwarding them to Sonarr, r/radarr, r/Lidarr, r/LazyLibrarian, and mylar
Install and setup Jackett, put all your torrent indexers in there. Point all your entries in Sonarr for torrent trackers to them in Jackett instead. Your life will be +100 better.
Have you found this yet ? https://github.com/Jackett/Jackett this lets you use many private trackers with sonarr. IPT being one of them I also use this for other private trackers that aren't directly sonarr compatible. Works a treat, just a thought
Here is the list of indexers which require flaresolverr. There are only a handful. iDope and YGG are the biggest ones people complain about, the others are all niche.
https://github.com/Jackett/Jackett/search?l=YAML&q=flaresolverr
According to this https://github.com/Jackett/Jackett/issues/9029:
>Affected trackers: bteye, gktorrent, limetorrents, pornleech, torrent9clone, torrentz2, zetorrents (could be more because they enable/disable Cloudflare on demand)
It's pretty easy to get into an indexer but sounds like whatr you need is jackett, a lot more indexers, including public on there - https://github.com/Jackett/Jackett
Look up Jackett. It's primarily used to provide sources for apps like Sonarr, but you can use it standalone for torrent searches. You can configure it with any number of public or private trackers (at pretty much a single click) and you can use it to search instead of going to various trackers. I have mine configured to use around 40 different trackers for Sonarr on my Plex server. If you can't find it then, then I can't help ya :P
here is what you do..
https://github.com/Jackett/Jackett
download...install....set up
add:
http://127.0.0.1:9117/api/v2.0/indexers/rarbg/results/torznab/api?apikey=(your api key)&t=search&cat=2030,2040,2060,100017,100044,100045,100014,100048&q=
add this line of text to your rss reader program
you can even add creed to the q= section so youll be the first person on the block to know when it comes out!!
Sadly both of those projects are pretty dead
https://sourceforge.net/projects/ted/files/
https://github.com/victorpimentel/TVShows
All things considered if you're talking about tv torrent automation then /r/Sonarr + Jackett is what most people are using nowadays.
Technically /u/WG47 is correct, none of those apps will help OP much unless OP knows of a torrent indexer to point them at to torrent the content OP is looking for.
It's an application which can act as a central "API" for multiple trackers, allowing you to manually search many trackers at once but also allowing you to easily connect tons of trackers to applications like Sonarr and CouchPotato to automatically download stuff.
That only solves where the .torrent files go. OP is having trouble getting Sonarr to even connect to a tracker.
/u/Lastb0isct, check your logs from Sonarr's home directory, there might be more verbose information about your specific error. Report back if need be. But s /u/seanvree said, only a handful of trackers are built into Sonarr, so if the one you are trying to use is not amongst those, you'll need to install Jackett.
If this is just for Sonarr you could install Jackett & use any of those compatible sites with Sonarr. Many of them don't even need invites since they're open signup right now (if you're quick). e.g. AlphaRatio, Demonoid, PrivateHD, TorrentBytes, XSpeeds.
Plus some of those compatible trackers have recruitment in the [/r/trackers invite offers page] (/r/trackers/wiki/reddit_offers). e.g. HD-Space, PreToMe, TransmitheNet.
That said ignore my comment if you just really, really want TL :P (& RARBG is open so you don't even need an invite to use that either).
I'd shoot for setup 3, I would aim for sonarr,couchpotato,jackett,and of course your preferred method of downloading. And make Plex separate, i would also add PlexPy and jackett to your setup for VM1
I'm not sure if you have a website account but it's in the top 10 feature requests now. It just needs a handful of more votes before I enter the research stage.
In the meantime this will download and start it on your box.
wget https://github.com/Jackett/Jackett/releases/download/v0.7.47/Jackett.Binaries.Mono.tar.gz && tar -zxvf Jackett.Binaries.Mono.tar.gz && cd Jackett && mono JackettConsole.exe
Don't dislike Jackett at all!
In fact with Prowlarr we very much appreciate Garfield's work on the YML defs that we use.
The only sticking point with Jackett - and even their devs concur it should not be used - is the /all endpoint. As its always a support headache.
Hey figures out the issue - it is to do with the temp folder being full and there is a fix for this. Third party package can cause this issue as described here https://github.com/Jackett/Jackett/issues/5929
other people encountered the same thing and directed the temp folder to a different location to solve the issue. hope this helps.
Jackett is an app that searches through dozens of torrent sites.
So qbittorrent has a search tab, where you can search for torrents by name, category, etc. It comes with around 15 torrent sites by default. But if you want to add more (which is highly recommended) you should use jackett.
You can add fully open torrent sites (those that do not need you to sign up / login to download stuff) and even private torrent sites like rutracker (these where you must make an account first before you can download torrents)
So it pretty much removes the need to go to many websites to search for that one thing you want. Plus it will let you decide easily which version of the app/game you want to download
Some helpful links :
You can search on reddit if you are unsure of anything as most questions on it have already been answer, or pm me if you want to.
/r/Trackers if you want more organization (you're more likely to find season packs at private trackers).
Otherwise look into automation tools. See the Automation Software list in the /r/Torrents sidebar e.g.
/r/DuckieTV
/r/pyMedusa
/r/SickGear
/r/SickChill
/r/Sonarr
(/r/Sonarr is currently the popular one)
Also see Jackett which can be used with the above automation tools or on its own.
The information in the thread I linked relates to torrents as well, minus the usenet parts, in the case of torrents use Jackett, if you're not already using it for Radarr/Sonarr.
So you would add your torrents to Hydra using Jackett.
In your *arr's add hydra as an indexer and disable all the Indexers (in your arr's) that you added to hydra.
Now your arr's will use hydra when searching and as a side bonus you can also use hydra to manually search all your torrent sites at once outside of your arr's.
Usenet indexer can be free but to use their api's they usually need a donation, Usenet servers aren't free unfortunately, but you can make it work with torrents, just make sure you're using Jackett and NzbHydra2 for some reason hydra seems to help.
Go here: https://github.com/Jackett/Jackett/releases
Download the correct binary for your system.
Add all your trackers.
Profit
P.S: GGn has IRC and forums for help and support, use them.
Why? When setting up I thought about whether to use Cardigann or Jackett, but looking at their Githubs, Cardigann seems to be pretty much dead whille Jackett seems to be actively developed.
malheureusement pas de tracker pour les vost que je connaisse/recommande (je me galere avec sub-zero de plex et c'est plutot contre intuitif level over 9000, c'etait beaucoup plus simple avec kodi ou bs-player)
Pour tout ce qui est indexer/tracker ya Jackett ( https://github.com/Jackett/Jackett ) qui est bien pratique, qui te liste les tracker prive, semi prive et publique avec leurs "specialités" et les specificités linguistique
Enfin meme avec ce bordel ya quand meme quelques film (meme recents) que je n'arrive pas trouver :/
I started using Jackett a couple months ago now and I've not looked back since.
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I personally installed it as a background service in Windows, then just navigate to the localhost address to manage it.
I have no doubts you could likely set it up remotely if you wanted to.
Look up Jackett. It's primarily used to provide sources for apps like Sonarr, but you can use it standalone for torrent searches. You can configure it with any number of public or private trackers (at pretty much a single click) and you can use it to search instead of going to various trackers. I have mine configured to use around 40 different trackers for Sonarr on my Plex server.
do you have the right jacket version?
>JackettConsole.exe, version: 1.0.0.0
Current release is v0.10.97
https://github.com/Jackett/Jackett/releases
Also what is in the Jackett logs? Not the Windows system logs.
Unable to connect to indexer.
Your jackett service have crashed. This have started happening to me as well few times a week, and is still happening from 0.8.x untill 0.9.x as i know. i am trying 0.10 atm.
easiest solution is to reinstall jackett
https://github.com/Jackett/Jackett/releases/
then run test on all your indexers again
Even if that might be a temporary soloution you have to do now and then :/
also somone mentioned that changing API to 2.0 whould be a good idea.
--> /api/V2.0/indexers/all/results/torznab/
Check out Jackett - https://github.com/Jackett/Jackett, It will give you a single API you can query that will search loads of open and invite only indexers (including TPB) - Radarr/Sonarr/Couchpotato etc can then query Jackett via Torzab/CP Feed - Or you can just use it to query multiple indexers in parallel in the in-built UI (I do this sometimes also).
Also a docker container for it here (if you don't want to stuff around installing it): https://hub.docker.com/r/linuxserver/jackett/
I run usenet as primary and torrents, both public and private. As others have suggested, for torrents I really think jackett is the best route, it supports tons of public and private indexers. Sonarr and Radarr both natively support a handful of torrent indexers directly and there are a few of those that have real benefits, but for the most part running them through Jackett is better because they're super quick to fix issues and add new indexers.
It is funny that /u/PearsonFlyer says torrents are easier than usenet, but I feel like usenet is actually easier. Especially because the usenet download daemons nzbget and sabnzbd are leaps and bounds better than the torrent downloaders. For usenet, you really just need an indexer and a usenet server, both paid. You can add more indexers (just like torrents) and more block accounts (totally not like torrents at all) and that is about it, from a very high level.
If you're happy w/ torrents, there is nothing wrong w/ that. Get Jackett setup and route everything through it and expend the public indexers you use. Maybe dip your toes into private ones.
Or add usenet and see how you like it. Nothing wrong w/ doing usenet and torrents!
headphones cu jackett pentru ceva automatizat si bine organizat
varianta manuala: soulseek cu nicotine+ and/or rutracker
There are a few, more than 3-4 but not many overall. Public torrent indexers generally don't seem to like providing RSS feeds too much (probably b/c they can't display ads, etc.). There's a old list in /r/Torrents if you're interested... not sure if you were thinking about any public torrent sites in particular.
> or if thTs about it can I make my own rss feed for sites?
Sort of. Check out Jackett, it can output RSS feeds for any public torrent indexing sites that it can scrape. Thing is it doesn't always work well.. e.g. if the site gives problems with loading it due to Cloudflare CAPTCHA pages, cookies, things like that, then Jackett has trouble loading the page let alone creating a RSS feed out of it. But still it's definitely worth a look.
RARBG and WorldWide Torrents probably have the better RSS feeds IMO.
I use Cardigann which doesn't natively support reverse proxy which is my setup, but Jackett appears to. Here are the relevant parts to my docker-compose, shown for Transmission:
version: '3' services: vpn: container_name: vpn image: dperson/openvpn-client restart: unless-stopped cap_add: - NET_ADMIN devices: - "/dev/net/tun:/dev/net/tun" volumes: - /path/to/vpn/config/files:/vpn command: -v "vpn.server.url;login;password"
web: container_name: web image: dperson/nginx restart: unless-stopped ports: - "80:80" - "443:443" - "9091:9091" links: - vpn:transmission command: -w "http://transmission:9091;/transmission"
transmission: container_name: transmission image: "dperson/transmission" restart: unless-stopped volumes: - /path/to/volume:/volume environment: - GROUPID=1000 - USERID=1000 network_mode: "service:vpn" depends_on: - "vpn" - "web"
Feel free to ask any questions.
I don't think 1337x even offers RSS feeds. But you could use Jackett to create a RSS feed out of 1337x as well as feeds for Sonarr, Radarr, CouchPotato, SickRage, etc.
In terms of RSS, that should hopefully give you a general RSS feed for 1337x. Afterwards you can filter the RSS feed inside your torrent client using search terms or regex. If the uploader you are referring to tags theri releases at the end of torrent names then you can search filter for that tag name.
I noticed that Jackett's RSS feed URLs also have a &q= at the end so you could try experimenting & typing search terms directly into that RSS URL that Jackett gives you, it might help with filtering the feed. But I think doing search filtering within the torrent client is probably better overall.
Should be possible if you use Jackett.
AFAIK WWT does not provide their own API for use with Sonarr/Radarr/SickRage/CouchPotato/etc. but it would be nice if they did in the future.
Also check out /r/Sonarr.
The link to jackett in that post is super old and outdated, if you use the most recent version of jackett, that does now have public support again, you'll be good.
Good Jackett, I use both those indexers without issue.
Cardigann doesn't have nearly as many indexers as jackett.
OK cool then it should work for you. The setup is pretty easy. I still don't know if there's a problem with my PC or with Sonarr cause when I use rarbg through Jackett it works but through Sonarr it doesn't. Anyway, hope everything works out for you.
If you're not using Jackett, install and set it up. If you are, check out that torrent sites categories and make sure you've got it setup correctly in Radarr. Ignore the Anime field. If there is an anime category for your indexer, put it right there along with all the other movies. As far as I know, Radarr doesn't use the Anime category at all, it is just a carry over from Sonarr.
Jackett
Jackett is a meta-indexer andproxy server for torrent sites. It supports a large number of public and private trackers and allows Sonarr and Radarr to access each of them using the Torznab API.
This command will create a permanent Jackett container.
docker run --restart=always -d \ --name jackett \ -v /srv/app-data/jackett:/config \ -v /srv/downloads:/downloads \ -e TZ=America/Chicago \ -e PGID=1001 -e PUID=992 \ -v /etc/localtime:/etc/localtime:ro \ -p 9117:9117 \ linuxserver/jackett
- Substitute your
PGIDandPUID(mine use a groupmediaand userjackett)
Jackett config
- Set Base Path Override to
/jackett
> Jackett works as a proxy server: it translates queries from apps (Sonarr, Radarr, SickRage, CouchPotato, Mylar, etc) into tracker-site-specific http queries, parses the html response, then sends results back to the requesting software. This allows for getting recent uploads (like RSS) and performing searches. Jackett is a single repository of maintained indexer scraping & translation logic - removing the burden from other apps.
None AFAIK :/ RSS has been broken for so long & there's no indication that admins want to fix it. You can also search/ask in the TPB forums if you like
The best you could hope for is for some other service to mirror TPB's uploads & have their own RSS there.
Alternatively you could try using something that scrapes TPB & then provides a way to auto search & download from it. e.g. Jackett combined with something like [Sonarr](/r/sonarr), [SickRage](/r/sickrage), [Radarr](/r/radarr), [CouchPotato](/r/couchpotato) should allow you to auto search/download for tv/movies at TPB.
Do you mean private torrent trackers, or public indexers?
Also, re: API I'm guessing you're referring to the automation software APIs? e.g. [Sonarr](/r/sonarr)/[Radarr](/r/radarr) support Torznab, [CouchPotato](/r/couchpotato) supports TorrentPotato.
There are a few with API support, e.g. for public torrent indexers both RARBG and AlphaReign have Torznab support. But otherwise you don't see it too often. I assume part of it is that sites would receive additional API traffic that they may not want to deal with, or perhaps just not wanting to deal with implementing API support that would result in less site traffic (& less ads/pop-ups aka less revenue).
Interestingly API support is widespread in usenet but that might have a lot to do with some of the standardized software that usenet indexers use (most usenet indexer server software already has API support by default).
PS - Don't forget about Jackett. Not really an API, but it can act as an API proxy between automation software & the torrent sites it scrapes.
Current version of Jackett does in fact support the current KAT site at katcr.co
https://github.com/Jackett/Jackett
Just look at kickasstorrent.yml file in Jackett's Definitions folder.
Speaking of that, looks like your own app doesn't even support the rebooted KAT site (katcr.co).
We do have the TorrentPotato provider. So any indexer using that you had on CP should work perfectly fine with Radarr. Additionally, you can use Jackett (https://github.com/Jackett/Jackett/) to add a lot of other trackers.
~~https://github.com/dreamcat4/Jackett-public
This appears to be a fork based on the last version of Jackett that supported public trackers
Edit: Apparently, this one is not compiled, so it might require some additional work to get running. ~~
Edit 2: Go here: https://github.com/Jackett/Jackett/releases?after=v0.7.42
Download the 0.6.45.0 executable version.
Add in TPB as a source (Note - you will have to update the URL to the correct one, this has an older .mn url)
Test Jackett's connection to TPB
Follow the directions to connect TPB-Jackett to Sonarr
Test that connection.
You should be good to go from there.
> Just wish there was a place I could find at least some of these as FLACs
just a vpn like mullvad, an indexer like jackett, and a client to search through jackett and download torrents like qbittorrent.
Finally, when you disconnect from your VPN, use something like process hacker to confirm both threads are dead.
> 2022-01-21 13:29:01.8|Debug|DownloadDecisionMaker|Processing release 'And Just Like That S01E08 PROPER WEBRip x264 ION10' from 'ShowRSS'
Not a Sonarr issue - ShowRSS does not report sizes.
You haven't added your Jackett API key to the config file
you need to install jackett here https://github.com/Jackett/Jackett#installation-on-windows
then configure it https://github.com/qbittorrent/search-plugins/wiki/How-to-configure-Jackett-plugin
Use Jackett to add all the trackers you need.
You can add each tracker individually or bulk add them all as follows:
- Select torznab when adding a new indexer
- Name: Jackett
- URL: http://localhost:9117/api/v2.0/indexers/all/results/torznab
- API Key: <your jacket API key available on the jacket UI>
Careful not to add too many indexers as it takes longer to search.
See the release page for download links. There's a Windows installer available.
Prowlarr is another alternative to Jackett. It does the same thing but has fewer trackers as it's relatively new. Both work great but I personally prefer Jackett as it's been around longer and is kept up to date.
Have you tried any Hungarian torrent sites? - https://github.com/Jackett/Jackett/search?q=hu-hu
Only public one is iTorrent and only semi-private one is HunTorrent, the rest you'd need an invite for or to wait till they open signups.
> matches anything we're looking for
not quite - just ensures it has results in its category its looking for and has some sort of results; nothing to do with one's library
Anyway this is not a Readarr Issue.
Jackett (and Prowlarr's actually) definitions both do a search at https://apibay.org/precompiled/data_top100_recent.json
There are no torrents in the categories being searched
This page will just about never return any results that are in the book category, thus will never work with readarr.
from testing in prowlarr all results are filtered out and none are returned as the categories do not match what was searched. I assume Jackett will be the same. Thus Readarr is correct - no results are returned
Never rely on Google or any other search engine for URLs to pirate sites, they block the legitimate ones, so the only ones left are usually malicious. If you're unsure, use the megathread, or check with Jackett here or here.
Download one of the top results and in your torrent client deselect everything that isn't the keygen.
Just look for the Jackett, nothing is as good as Jackett. You can set it up for qBittorrent or you can use it as standalone torrent indexer. It basically does search with one click on your all desired torrents sites and gives you all results with seed/leech infos. Let me know If you need help, I'm using Jackett for years
qBittorrent configure
Jackett Github
looks like it was added
added to jackett https://github.com/Jackett/Jackett/commit/10180704fb6fdb0f625c6da419ff73e6a2af9cae
will be added to prowlarr when the PR merges https://github.com/Prowlarr/Indexers/pull/30
as with almost all indexers - with jackett or prowlarr (soon)
added to jackett https://github.com/Jackett/Jackett/commit/10180704fb6fdb0f625c6da419ff73e6a2af9cae
will be added to prowlarr when the PR merges https://github.com/Prowlarr/Indexers/pull/30
If Jackett isn't returning any results when you do a manual search, I would either make a post on /r/Jackett or create an issue on the Github page. I don't use Shazbot so I am not sure if it is an issue on your end or if it is something wrong with Jackett.
It's a program that searches many different torrent sites/indexers at once, either through a localhost web interface or through an API that other programs (like a qbittorrent search plugin) can use.
https://github.com/Jackett/Jackett
see the screenshots at the bottom
It's useful if you're after rare content, since you can search everywhere that could possibly have it all at once, and then for example sort by size to find the best one.
based on https://github.com/Jackett/Jackett/blob/6a213c6eabd0264392c48564ff16a9035fd13ca4/src/Jackett.Common/Definitions/bt4g.yml and https://github.com/Prowlarr/Indexers/blob/84349de6f7e2208caeab1d52d31169830dbbda01/definitions/v1/bt4g.yml
We have the same definitions
based on https://www.reddit.com/r/sonarr/comments/mbo5zr/no_results_found_from_bt4g_indexer_with_jackett/
I'm thinking this is 100% an indexer problem and not a sonarr/jackett/prowlarr issue
go to GitHub - Jackett/Jackett: API Support for your favorite torrent trackers
scroll down the page & follow instructions for installation to your particular system. Keep reading for how it all works. ;)
For some introductory tutorials also do a youtube search on:
Jackett qBittorrent
> Is there a way I can have like an "or" command in the search bar?
99.9% sure that is not possible unless someone else knows about a undocumented way to do that.
That said you could make searching easier with separate search tools and/or automation tools. e.g. Jackett, /r/Sonarr /r/Radarr /r/SickChill etc.
Some torrent clients also have the ability to search RARBG within the torrent client itself. e.g. qBittorrent has this ability (also see /r/qBittorrent).
You might consider using Jackett.
This allows you to select an indexer where you can customize the category to suit a file type. Then create an RSS feed for that customized indexer.
Synology by chance?
They have a broken mono which causes SSL on the system to fall apart.
https://www.reddit.com/r/radarr/comments/m5mq2w/high_cpu_and_memory_usage/
https://github.com/Jackett/Jackett/issues/2173
I'm told that someone was told it can be fixed by reverting mono to version 5.4.0.201, for now.
You could also combine jackett and cross-seed-autodl if for some reason downloading 200 torrents from your tracker's history is too hard. If they end up as hit and runs, it might even list them for you.
It's also important to know that that particular site expires their cookies every 24 hours, so every day you have to refresh the cookie setting in Jackett.
Just as an update, that did actually work. I'm not sure why it worked when the mono6.8 package didn't, but I'll take it.
The important point is in a comment near the end, though that user made a mistake it seems. I also got the same architecture error when trying to add the package:
Installing mono-6.8.0.105... [jackett.local] pkg: wrong architecture: FreeBSD:11:amd64 instead of FreeBSD:12:amd64 Failed to install the following 1 package(s): mono-6.8.0.105.txz
They then added the following attempt to work around that error:
env ABI=FreeBSD:11:amd64 pkg add mono-6.4.0.198.txz
But they then used a different version of mono than the initial one. I'm not sure if that's the cause of their particular error, but when I ran the same command using the mono-6.8.0.105.txz package, it worked for me without any issues and I was able to get Jackett up and running.
Thanks!
https://wiki.servarr.com/Sonarr_FAQ#How_are_possible_downloads_compared.3F
Get Trace Logs https://wiki.servarr.com/sonarr_Troubleshooting##Searches_Indexers_and_Trackers
And also you're probably using the Jackett /all endpoint, don't.
That is not recommended by Jackett nor by the *Arrs and it should never be used. It has effectively no benefit (you only add 1 indexer) and nothing but downside. https://github.com/Jackett/Jackett#aggregate-indexers
To get the services to run that depend on mono I had to install a precompiled version of mono-6.8.0.105.txz. I think I found it from this thread https://github.com/Jackett/Jackett/issues/4986 Hope that helps
If you want to search more, get more results, you have to add more indexers.
I would look into Jackett. It's got a few hundred indexers.
You should also look into usenet/nzb.
https://github.com/Jackett/Jackett See if it's in the "supported trackers" lists (click the title to expand the list). There's separate sections for private trackers, semi-private trackers, and public trackers.
Hey bud, just came across this... You might like it...
Jackett/Jackett: API Support for your favorite torrent trackers (github.com)
> Jackett
I wish I had your technical abilities. I never even heard of it so I googled. It seems to be about 10 times beyond me: GitHub - Jackett/Jackett.
When Yahoo Pipes was still alive - I played around with it and it was super useful for me even though it was buggy as hell and it was hardly supported at all. I wonder if just a handful of people at Yahoo "supported" the forums by modding them.
Pipes was only was a shadow of what it could have been. Yahoo must have basically ignored it until - as always - the cost cutters nuked it because they didn't grok it and they had no concept of what it was capable of.
The public has no idea how powerful doing things programmatically yourself can be. The mass of humanity just lets Google, Facebook, Twitter (and the like) think for them.
An existing connection was forcibly closed by the remote host. Read more on this here
I have had no issues while searching for torrents on the webui. I do use Jackett, but doubt that would solve your problems. I do recommend using Jackett it really helps find more torrents.
https://github.com/Jackett/Jackett
Link to anybody that is interested.
I know this doesn’t answer your question. I know such chats exists but I only know of any for Ebooks and Anime.
For the shows you want they’re on public trackers but searching a ton of public trackers can be a pain in the arse
Here’s what to do install Jackett and configure it with as many decent public trackers in the list. Then the use search function to find what you are looking for.
Finally got it to work, for anyone else, it looks like in this pull request: https://github.com/Jackett/Jackett/pull/10054
They removed the "files" column from the table, but in my IPT settings I still had the files column selected to be shown.
I unselected this option, IPTorrent no longer shows the files column and now jackett can parse the HTML correctly.
I like to use Jackett's list, it's pretty handy and updated. Here is their code page for it.
I use sonarr for anime, here's what I do, following your points:
- use jackett for trackers and add yours there (Link to it). Jackett also allows freeleech only toggle.
- add jackett indexers under sonarr settings/indexers/custom torznab
- use bazarr for subs (Link to it)
- when setting up an anime show or sonarr, be mar it as series type "anime"
- Sonarr will download both single eps, season packs or full packs
I use this setup and have no issues:)
Probably the only alternative is tvsplurge.io. There are other sites with RSS feeds but they'll be more general so you would need to filter the RSS results on your end in your torrent client.
And there's always Jackett if you want to try to create a RSS feed from most general torrent sites that don't already have their own RSS.
Related:
https://www.reddit.com/r/torrents/comments/ay54ix/film_rss_feeds/
https://www.reddit.com/r/torrents/comments/clctmd/updated_best_torrent_sites_list/
Yeah there is! Jackett is preinstalled plugin and comes with qbittorrent but you also need to install Jackett Windows service to add torrent indexers. When I clicked check for updates, It gives me all build-in plugins including Jackett. So Jackett is always pre-installed with a few more other plugins. If nothing comes when you clicked to check for updates, you should try to reinstall qbittorrent. You can get Jackett Windows service/gui from there https://github.com/Jackett/Jackett. https://github.com/qbittorrent/search-plugins/wiki/How-to-configure-Jackett-plugin this is a Jackett configuration for qbittorrent. These two links will do the trick.It is explained in detail.All you need is just follow the guide.
From https://github.com/Jackett/Jackett#install-on-linux-amdx64, the simple way, the way that I do it:
> Download and extract the latest Jackett.Binaries.LinuxAMDx64.tar.gz release from the releases page, > > open a Terminal, > > cd to the jackett folder and > > run Jackett with the command ./jackett
It's HTTP only. You don't need HTTPS since anything on localhost can be considered safe.
If you want remote access via HTTPS, use a reverse proxy. Though of course you need certificates from e.g. Certbot first.
you can search several torrent trackers at once from a centralised UI.
this idea is already very well implemented and supported with Jackett already though.
Take a look here. It looks like you may have the wrong API Key (if that is your API Key, I'd probably change anyway it to be safe and not show anyone what it is.)
I would look into installing and setting up Jackett, the direct connection to RARBG built into Sonarr has always given me issues, plus it allows you to easily setup lots of other Torrent sites as well.
If you haven't already, you should check out /r/sonarr and /r/radarr to do the searching for you. Also Jackett to work with them. Jackett and both of the others give some links to indexers that you can use.