Fuck off with ads or say right in the title it’s an ad.
Hope you coordinated the post with the mods.

Whose (/s)

Tolles Argument.
Aber wieso erweitern wir dieses Argument nicht auf Python oder Rust? Oder jede andere Programmier und Skripting Sprache?

mMn ist es besser wenn es dem Benutzer offen steht entweder oder benutzen zu können. Wenn nicht definiert, wird es immer als string interpretiert.

Macht die Manipulation von Datentypen in Dateien (z.B. XML) erheblich einfacher als mit 3rd-Party Pakete herumhantieren zu müssen.

Immerhin kennt powershell datentypen.
Anders als bash.

STRG + Shift + N - Name eingeben - Enter - Enter
mkdir ‘Name’ - cd ‘Name’

Aber hey…Warum net kompliziert machen.

Pretty easy.

Pray they don’t break in the next 4 years.
I’ll join you

Need shoul*

Interesting takes. I see and understand your points now.

But regarding your CG-NAT situation:
Sorry but no. This is so much out of scope for the Jellyfin team.
This is something you need to solve by yourself.
Jellyfin can make it easy to maybe offer an integration but beyond that it’s IMO not within the general scope.

Sonarr/Radarr? Yes.

Sent to the wrong comment lol. Disregard the previous one. Anyway: Sonarr/Radarr doesnt do any downloading. They just manage the sending of the task to the downloader and the import.

• default SSL

Reverse proxy or configuration in the admin settings

• Carrier grade nat relay.

Not the point of an open source server. That’s your issue.

• caching the TVDB and movie DB.

Why?? But anyway, Jellyfin can poll those for metadata

• Centralized login and account management with 2FA

There is a plugin to do OpenID

• fast search on large libraries.

Can’t comment on that. My library is small (<10TB)

You still see remnants in the logs.

What you want to it withvis called sonarr/radarr

Either you misconfigured something or you are very new to this.
Keep it up.

As for good guides: Trash-guides
They provide a very in depth set-up that works really well.

The only thing you’ll need after this, is a source for the files.

This is a requesting client.

What you want is solved by torrenting (and other) clients.

That’s why this is perfect for a distributed array or as a data mass grave.
You don’t really store anything in there that is needed often.

Guess why (deep-)archive S3 is so much cheaper than hot S3 storage.
That’s a reason why.

I just looked up prices for servers we sell out work.
They saw a price increase of 47%.
The SSDs and RAM saw an increase of about 25% and ~150% respectively.
Absolutely ludicrous and BS (ironically both the price and available stock increased. So it’s just preying on the market instead of an actual shortage lol)

How so?
Exactly how I have it at home right now.

Das ist das (meiner Meinung nach) einzige Gegenargument (neben >5 Jahre wohnen): Man kocht gerne.
Und auswärts essen gehen/holen geht halt auch aufn Geldbeutel und nerven (Fertig Essen für Mikrowelle umd Wasserkocher sehe ich als keine Lösung, da Spülmaschine)