Awesome, thank you for taking the time to a deer my questions.

I see it says authenticatior support, but I’m not sure if that means what I think it means in this case.

I’m reading through it, but maybe you can anwser it faster.

Does this support generating 2FA authenticator codes like 1password does?

So I think I’ll try Duplicati for docker next, and if that fails, then I’ll try scripting and cronjobs.

I’m so happy with all the support, thank you! :)

Just saved your comment for reference later, thank you so much!

This is what I’m going to try next, as I’m not completely happy with Kopia

I think this might be the way I have to go!

I’m really liking Kopia. Nice GUI and some pretty nice settings. But I don’t like the obfuscation. Like you said, I just want the zip files. I think I’ll try Borgbackup, then rclone to drive, but I’ll also look into just scripting it myself!

Thank you so much :)

I’m trying this out right now with Kopia for docker, and I’m not the biggest fan of (seemingly) not being able to turn off the obfuscation, and making it do just a single .zip file or .tar or whatever. Also, having a hard time setting up drive integration with the GUI, but that’s just my fault. I’m not familiar with rclone or Kopia at all.

Dang. I’m still gonna look into it though. The hardest part was getting the names of different software. I kept finding different ways to do it in CLI, but no docker software or anything.

Thank you so much for your suggestion, imma add it to my list :)

Awesome, I’ll add it to the list of software to look into! Actually, if it does everything, then it’s gonna be the first 1 I try! Thank you!

No honestly, this was very helpful!

This, in combination with the solutions some others have suggested here already, would be pretty much what I want, just in multiple different parts, instead of 1 program/utility.

I’ll def look into this, and honestly see if I can find a docker image for something like this as well!!

Thank you so much!!!

I’ll have to look more into this, because I think I misunderstood, but it seems that it is ½ of the backup solution right? It won’t actually MAKE the backups, but it’ll allow me to “rotate” and only keep the last “x” files?

That sounds like the 2nd part of what I want! The uploading to off-site part! Awesome, I’ll def look into it, thank you!

I’ll keep digging into it, and probably spin up a container to fully test it out myself.

Thank you!

I’m not even kidding, I had just resigned myself to having to learn how to code a basic site to do this haha.

I was already researching how to do this haha

It very much IS still a thing!

Depending on your preferences, there’s even been a pretty big update to Sonarr which allows custom formats, thus bringing out some pretty powerful abilities!

For example, I have it set up EXACTLY how I want for anime. X265 PREFERRED, Dual Audio PREFERRED, a whole smack of uploaders were essentially blocked from ever being downloaded, and there’s a few users who trump all else and will always be downloaded first if they are available. So good.

There’s a few guides if you want to give it a try! :)

Awesome. Thank you so much for your help!

I gotta figure out how to check CPU usage on a headless Linux environment lol.

So I just tried a torrent from nyaa.si that had hundreds of seeders and hundreds of leechers.

After it finished downloading, the upload speed has fluctuated from 900kb/s up to ~1.52mb/s. Way better than before, but still feels slower than it should? Idk.

I added the VPN_PLRT_FORWARD command on the Gluetun container. It gave me a port. I added that to qbit, and it seemed to work! I’m now wondering why the speeds are so slow though? My download is at upwards of 15MB/s, but the uploads are in the KBs and Bs. I know other people leeching affect the speed, but I figured it has to be faster than that right? Do you think I did something wrong?

I’m going to try with a Linux distro to see if it’s my set up, or just the torrent themselves.