So that means the certificate validation for the RSS is being done in the plugin itself, and i'm guessing its refusing self-signed certificates. I'm curious if we can't somehow scaffold a .pem or something to the plugin that allows for self signed certs.

Have you checked out https://github.com/binhex/documentation ... faq/vpn.md

You'll need to configure (binhex in this case, as hotio doesnt do Deluge - but does other clients if you needed them - such as radarr/sonarr, etc) - with your VPN settings. He has extensive documentation on how to do so, and if you are having trouble he's very active on the Unraid forums. I can pro...

Use ltConfig to set suggest_mode to 1, your client will suggest what pieces it needs. If the torrent is new and the original seeder is the only seeder, then it might be a case where he is only serving pieces sequentially in order to maintain as much upload as he can. If he serves random pieces acros...

[quote=shinger post_id=241294 time=1786301301 user_id How can you ignore certificate validation with YaRSS2 plugin? They have a forced https redirection even if you try using http as you can see with the 301 redirection. <USER>@<SYSTEM>:~$ curl -IL http://nyaa.si HTTP/1.1 301 Moved Permanently Serve...

OKe, interresting development. This was the YaRSS2 doing its job automatically. This was me doing the manual run. I also tried to thinker with the settings, but apparently the cacert is invalid? (2026-08-09T20:04:31): Downloading torrent: 'https://nyaa.si/download/2144161.torrent' using cookies: '{...

So I just opened my pfSense firewall logs, and this is a glimpse of how much traffic is rejected. Bots are, as shinger says, constantly scanning for open ports, 22 being a main one as its SSH's default. I change my SSH port immediately when I provision a new server or vm. https://i.ibb.co/5hFkjMVs/i...

You could just use a comprehension to do if the value is None then use a default value or a specified TTL in the options?

If i recall 0002 and 002 are the same, and should result in files get 0664, dirs get 0775

Keep in mind, most of the UNIT3D trackers all resort to using UTC time, so it wont necessarily match up with local system time. I have already given a different timezone if that is what you meant by it. The plugin should do a check every 120 minutes, so even if the application would resort to UTC t...