u/GenericUser104

Hi all,

i am running on Unraid via the official Nextcloud container with a seperate mariadb docker

I’ve recently downloaded my entire Google Drive and imported everything into Nextcloud, and so far that side of things has been working really well.

The main thing I’m trying to sort now is editing our various .xlsx and .docx files.

My partner and I used to share and edit these through Google Drive, so I’m looking for something that gives us a similar experience with Nextcloud. Ideally, we’d both be able to open and edit the files directly from the Nextcloud mobile app — she uses Android and I use iOS.

I’d really like to avoid having to install and jump between a separate office app if possible. The simpler and more intuitive it is, the better — mainly for the all-important wife approval factor!

What setup are people using for this? Ideally something that works nicely for both Excel and Word documents on Android and iOS.

I use private reputable indexers and only use Usenet no torrents or pirate bay etc , I have done for years and years at this point and never once seen a warning that sonarr has downloaded an exe file

But all of a sudden I get two in one night and I see multiple posts on Reddit discussing it

https://preview.redd.it/io4n2ywnv9nh1.png?width=265&format=png&auto=webp&s=ba81c5de18f493c128d60696f5ce182c0cf79d4b

I'm relatively new to Usenet, is this a good setup for my Frugal and eweka backbones, i'm UK/EU based

Hey everyone,

Last night I noticed two failed downloads in Sonarr for episodes of shows that aren’t even due to release for weeks or, in some cases, months. In all the years I’ve been using Sonarr, Usenet and NZBs, I’ve never seen this happen before.

This week I’ve been trying to improve my setup by adding a second Usenet backbone and a few of the commonly recommended lifetime indexers. I’ve used NZBGeek and DrunkenSlug for years without any major problems, but recently added altHUB and Usenet Crawler.

From what I can tell, both of the suspicious downloads originated from Usenet Crawler, and they also appeared to contain .exe files. That made me wonder whether this is a known/wider issue with fake or malicious uploads getting through, or whether I’ve just been unlucky with this particular indexer.

Ultimately, though, my main concern is understanding how I can prevent this from happening again.

Is there anything I should be configuring in Sonarr, Prowlarr or SABnzbd to stop Sonarr grabbing obviously fake releases, particularly episodes that haven’t actually aired yet or downloads containing executables?

Any advice on recommended safeguards would be appreciated.

I use Frugal as my main, what would be a good secondary?

What’s the best indexer for pc games, Games 4 U was great it they now paywall nzb files

What’s the Best indexes with lifetime accounts?, I’ve only got Geek so far

I’m looking for someone to carefully go through my entire PC game library, game by game, and provide me with a clear list of every title that is currently available to purchase on GOG.

Accuracy is important, so I’d like each game properly checked rather than relying on assumptions or automated matching alone. Ideally, the finished list would include the game title and a link to its GOG store page where available.