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  • I have a self-hosted Baikal server with self-signed CA on Android 14 and it works.

    However, I didn’t had to add the certificate to Davx⁵ itself. Adding a rootCA into your device and your reverse proxy handling the request should work as expected over https.

    Those kind of things are difficult to troubleshoot, this could be:

    • Bad rootCA certificate, missing the necessary options ?
    • Wrong certificate handled by your reverse proxy ?
    • Radicale doesn’t recognize your certificate extension ?
    • Wrong networking configuration ?
    • Bug ?

    We need more infos about your setup:

    • Do you use a reverse proxy ?
    • Had you already any success with this certificate within an other application ?
    • Any logs from your Android, Davx⁵?


  • Maybe all package managers default to libtorrent 2.0.X, but that’s not true when downloading from the website.

    Maybe you are a windows user?

    Close enough… Got MacOS, Windows and EndeavourOS and there’s also an appimage available on their site so it’s not only because you’re a “Windows user”.









  • If only it would be that easy… First hurdle there is no “enable i2p on qbittorrent” ! After searxing around and coming across the last comment of a reddit post (not even the official forum), you have to download qbitorrent with libtorrent 2.0.x series.

    On the qbittorent download page chose the qbitorrent version corresponding to your system with lt20.

    Don’t make it sound I2P alongside qbitorrent is easy. It’s not ! There isn’t any proper tutorial on how to use i2p and eepsites in the first place. Don’t get me wrong, I’m doing my part, but for newbies/newcomers this sounds like an “install/forget” situation while it isn’t !


  • I have no idea what’s the status of piracy where you live in, but for good practice and to avoid some bad surprises with your ISP (Internet Service Provider) you should always use a VPN (virtual private network) that allows peer2peer networks (torrents) to hide your traffic from your ISP. There are other solutions but a VPN is probably the easiest way for your right now. Depending where you live, you could get in trouble !!!

    The first step is to find a P2P BitTorrent client, I would recommend qbitorrent which is multi platform (windows, linux, macOS).

    Second step is to find your torrent file, for anime I would recommend nyaa.si. If you search for The snow queen you will come across a few results and the one that’s probably interesting for you is the following: [Live-eviL]_The_Snow_Queen-Batch-[h264&MP3].

    Why? Because it’s english translated (subtitles), It has 5 seeders (in green) and 1 leecher (red).

    On [Live-eviL]_The_Snow_Queen-Batch-[h264&MP3]'s page you have 2 solution:

    • Download torrent where you download the torrent file and need to open it in your BitTorrent client
    • Magnet which will automatically add the torrent to your BitTorrent client

    Either way is good, there’s more to it but that doesn’t matter here and now. Something important to note is that it has not much seeders (green) so the download speed can be a bit slow. There are a ways to speedup your download speed but this would take to long to explain everything specially if you’re new to torrenting.

    The most important part (after you get used to how to torrent files), is the philosophy behind torrents. It’s a peer2peer network based around sharing (seeders). Every person shares the files he already downloaded to others, if there are no seeders, there would be now way to download your file ! So after you downloaded your file, please keep it alive and become a seeder (not a leecher).

    How to? Simple, just let your downloaded file sit where they are and keep qbitorrent open, it will automatically seed the files to others ! If you are limited in download/upload quota from your ISP, you can limited the upload speed a bit.

    Helpful resources:

    EDIT:

    I have downloaded the files and I’m seeding it so your download speed will get a bump :) The quality is much better and you will probably appreciate the quality boost compared to streaming.


  • Try something like this for 1 show:

    Show_name [ID]/
    Show_name [ID]/Season 01
    Show_name [ID]/Season 01/S01E01 Episode name.mkv
    

    Clear all the log task in jellyfin Task menu:

    Dashboard>Scheduled Task>Maintenance
    
    Optimize Database
    Clear Log Folder
    Clear Cache Folder
    Clear Activity Logs
    Clear Transcodes Folder
    

    Clear all your Browsers cache/history/data

    This depends on what browser you use
    

    Do a full rescan of your Jellyfin show

    Dashboard>Libraries>Scan All Libraries
    

    Replace all metadata and check to replace existing images

    Jellyfin main menu (where you see your shows thumbnail) > "three dots" > refresh metadata > replace all metadata > check replace existing images
    

    If this works for the TV show you changed according to Jellyfin’s recommendations, you can bulk edit your TV shows names and folders with Sonarr. You don’t need to redownload them, just use your local files.

    If this doesn’t work check your Jellyfin’s docker logs/configuration/metadata downloader

    Hope it helps !

    Edit: here’s an example on how to edit naming scheme with sonarr: https://trash-guides.info/Sonarr/Sonarr-recommended-naming-scheme/