Streamline your home media experience
CherryMusic is a browser-based music streaming jukebox. With CherryMusic on Ubuntu you can create your own personal Spotify-like server for your local music collection. The music can be stored locally on the server or on a NAS. You will be able to play your entire music collection through a web … I'm curious
Jackett lets you use additional torrent providers to Sonarr and CouchPotato. Jackets transforms your home media server into a Torznab API server. This Torznab API server interfaces with Sonarr to enable additional torrent providers on this list. This tutorial will walk you through installing and autostarting Jackett with … I'm curious
NZBGet – the lightweight, easy to use usenet downloader. With a beautiful and easy to use user interface downloading NZBs will now be easy. Using the pre-made bash-script from the official NZBGet website your installation will be simple to install and even simpler to update from within the NZBGet web … I'm curious
Plex Media Server is the popular choice for making your media collection available to an array of devices. If you use torrents for acquiring new content then you of course use a VPN as well for safety. Plex routes traffic through plex.tv which goes through your VPN connection, meaning remotely … I'm curious
The Varnish Cache Firewall is a Web Application Firewall that can protect WordPress. It is an open source project by comotion to integrate the modsecurity web application firewall into Varnish and will help protect WordpPress against SQL injections, XSS attacks and other web attacks. This Varnish firewall tutorial is specifically … I'm curious
Linux systems make excellent media servers. Since Plex Media Server has been unofficially available on the Raspberry Pi 2, Banana Pi and other ARMv7 devices, some users have wanted to monitor the service and restart it automatically.
Monit is the perfect service for that as it has advanced probing for … I'm curious
Mumble is an open source VoIP system popular with gamers. As an alternative to Teamspeak that autoadjusts your volume and normalizes audio so there is no super loud or really quiet in chat sessions. On the Banana Pi, you can create your own private Mumble server to share with friends, … I'm curious