I realize I have not provided a whole lot of details here, but since I an not getting any error message outside of when I try to run the chown command, i am not sure what else to do. I will configure my servers, etc, in the config file and see if I can at least get it fully running in console by monitoring watched folders, but I sure would love to get that web gui working, just like old times. I am not sure where to begin troubleshooting since the application seems to at least load, just not in the browser. Running the command does bring up the ncurses display, but if I go to in the browser, I get nothing. I configured the nf file to set up my paths and copied the config file to ~/.nzbget This was after failing with the instructions in the Arch WIki and running nzbget -s from commandline. For reference Im using TS-453Bmini with linuxserver nzbget, sonarr, radarr containers. The Downloader SuperNZBs Downloader Window can be opened from the File Menu. NZBGet, the most efficient usenet downloader.
#Supernzb vs nzbget mac#
Im trying to get my docker containers to talk to one another without using their IP addresses (they change when restarting sometimes) and without using links (since this has or will be taken away soon). Cross-platform NZBGet supports all platforms including Windows, Mac and. Mimo newsreader is a Java based client that runs on both Windows and Mac OSX. Im not familiar with NZBGet or Sonarr (I use SabNZBd), but to hazard a guess as to what the original problem was, it looks like you should map a common directory between NZBGet and Sonarr, setting it as the unpacking destination for NZBGet and some kind of input directory for Sonarr. The logical side of me says I should probably create the user and group, but the instructions do no say to do so, and I don't recall having to do this in other distributions to get the application working. NZBGet, while clearly inspired by the design of SABnzbd, has built on the rich tradition of open source NZB downloaders. Using Default NAT cant resolve hostnames. The portion of the instructions regarding chown to set permissons does not work because the user and group nzbget does not exit. Needless to say it installed just fine with pacman. it is the most lightweight client between the two (never used nzbget) however the bandwidth limiting in hellanzb has a few bugs, which is what makes sabnzbd better.
I'm trying to follow along with the arch wiki for nzbget installation. sabnzbd is definitely the better reader, however if you're after performance then you should go with hellanzb.
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