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Not sure exactly sure how it all works. I’ve never needed to open ports for qbittorrent for downloading or seeding, I imagine it’s the same principal. I 100% don’t have any ports open and can see people actively downloading my music in slskd, confirmed even more by the thank you messages I receive for sharing.

Not sure why people are saying port forwarding is required. I have no ports forwarded to slskd and people are downloading from me just fine.

Does country matter? I always go for the US ones bc I haven’t been sure.

What about ddns?

Edit: never mind reread your comment and saw the port forwrding caveat. Sorry pal.

Thanks. I didn’t realize syslog would help. Just configured it to send to my grafana/loki server. Not sure if it’s really helping, but seems like maybe it’s a bit faster. I’ve long since done everything listed here and more, but in the last couple months my nextcloud has seemed a bit sluggish for some reason.

Already does what? I’ve been using these scripts for a long time. The biggest feature for the lidarr one is it downloads the songs from sources that aren’t torrents or Usenet, namely deezer or tidal. These scripts do a lot of additional things as well, if desired. Its all in the git.

I really enjoyed the private tracker I used, but I didn’t notice that my prowlarr config got messed up and stopped seeding to ratio and I got banned. Don’t really want to donate to get unbanned so that sucks. Back to public.

Lidarr organizes it for me.

DavX for contacts and Calendar

jtxBoard for notes, todos, and journals.

Yep this is the way. What OP wants can’t be done with DNS.

Same. Glad they released a native jellyfin app for webos!

I use them too, but have a few complaints and am thinking about switching.

1. Dynamic DNS doesn’t support ipv6 addresses

2. You have to have a $50 account balance to use DNS based dynamic dns

3. Buggy DNS editing. (Try to create a SRV record then edit it later. It never works properly. Always have to delete and make a new one)