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I've heard decent things about put.io for the remote side of things, then using `rclone move` [1] to pull the content down at frequent intervals (put.io doesn't
by corobo 6y ago
I've heard decent things about put.io for the remote side of things, then using `rclone move` [1] to pull the content down at frequent intervals (put.io doesn't show the files till they're done downloading so no worries of pulling half files)
If you're not a fan of the full setup there you could look at just the rclone part and have your torrent client move completed downloads into the folder you pulling using rclone
[1]: https://rclone.org/commands/rclone_move/ https://rclone.org/commands/rclone_move/
I realise this isn't quite what you've asked for but the direct answer would be to set up either a VPN or a proxy yourself, of which I have no suggestions or recommendations software/host-wise
- mmastrac 6y agoput.io has rclone support? I've been using aria in the past and it's not bad but not super convenient. EDIT: https://help.put.io/en/articles/3480094-plex-rclone https://help.put.io/en/articles/3480094-plex-rclone
- corobo 6y agoAye. This is a Plex-centric guide but you can ignore the plex part https://help.put.io/en/articles/3480094-plex-rclone https://help.put.io/en/articles/3480094-plex-rclone I'd personally go off-guide and use rclone move rather than mounting it just to avoid having to keep bumping up storage space on put.io e: hah you already got it
- mmastrac 6y agoMakes sense. I use plex, but I've only got ~100GB at put.io and it fills up fast (especially with those DS9 AI-upscaled seasons...)