💦 CREATE AND FUCK YOUR OWN AI CUMSLUT 🔥 TRY NOW ♥
Create AI Cumsluts 💦
August 25, 2024

What could cause excessive bandwidth usage? Answer: repair loop

Possible solutions:

1. Remove the update hook. Instead of doing instant plex update scans, do a periodic library scan instead

2. Serve from rclone. This way, even if rclone encounters an issue downloading the file, it won't trigger a zurg repair.

3. Wait for the next nightly dropping tomorrow. I've fixed this issue and is coming soon.

Comments (5)

S
Steve M · September 11, 2024

I have just had the bandwidth limit again btw

J
Jeremy Shade · September 1, 2024

Hello, What is the recommended approach to using repair with Plex/Riven? is it a second instance (to not block plex) that doesnt serve anything or something else again? Thanks

A
ABW · August 25, 2024

How do you serve from rclone? And what parameters to use in docker compose for mounting rclone?

I
Ijase Djalaloudine · August 25, 2024

Hello, Is this the repair loop problem ? https://imgur.com/a/h6C7AVr It seems that Zurg attempts to repair the file, but it gets stuck in a loop. For example, in a series, if an episode is broken, it remains broken indefinitely. Why is Zurg unable to fix this? Could it be due to the RD download link? Thanks,

D
Debrid Media Manager + zurg + rex · August 25, 2024

maybe wait until the new nightly drops and please report if it's able to fix it or not