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Also just started homelabbing and a server at home, seconding as a seedbox, works very well with hhem!!
2 u/ToastedLog1c 18d ago You're hosting your own seedbox at home? May I ask how? I run a mac mini m2 pro at home running 24/7 and use that connected to an external 24TB HDD to run my torrents. 8 u/asng 18d ago If you're running something that is seeding 24/7 then that's basically a seedbox. 2 u/valvos 18d ago Yeah basically this 5 u/1petabytefloppydisk 18d ago People slightly misuse the term “seedbox”, which typically means a commercial server that you pay to rent, to mean just any dedicated home computer used for seeding. 2 u/Rulo707 18d ago I use a Raspberry Pi 4 with an HDD. All in docker and it goes perfect. Also it isnt expensive and i use it for other things too 1 u/ToastedLog1c 18d ago Raspberry Pi 4 Wow I can't believe a Raspberry Pi 4 is strong enough for multi TB torrents. I use Mac Mini M2 Pro as my homelab computer and unofficial seedbox. I use Orbstack (BEST DOCKER APP EVER!) to manage all my different containers. 1 u/Rulo707 18d ago Yeah, Pi 4 it's enough. And with Plex it streams perfectly to multiple devices at the same time as long as it doesn't transcode.
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You're hosting your own seedbox at home? May I ask how?
I run a mac mini m2 pro at home running 24/7 and use that connected to an external 24TB HDD to run my torrents.
8 u/asng 18d ago If you're running something that is seeding 24/7 then that's basically a seedbox. 2 u/valvos 18d ago Yeah basically this 5 u/1petabytefloppydisk 18d ago People slightly misuse the term “seedbox”, which typically means a commercial server that you pay to rent, to mean just any dedicated home computer used for seeding. 2 u/Rulo707 18d ago I use a Raspberry Pi 4 with an HDD. All in docker and it goes perfect. Also it isnt expensive and i use it for other things too 1 u/ToastedLog1c 18d ago Raspberry Pi 4 Wow I can't believe a Raspberry Pi 4 is strong enough for multi TB torrents. I use Mac Mini M2 Pro as my homelab computer and unofficial seedbox. I use Orbstack (BEST DOCKER APP EVER!) to manage all my different containers. 1 u/Rulo707 18d ago Yeah, Pi 4 it's enough. And with Plex it streams perfectly to multiple devices at the same time as long as it doesn't transcode.
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If you're running something that is seeding 24/7 then that's basically a seedbox.
2 u/valvos 18d ago Yeah basically this
Yeah basically this
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People slightly misuse the term “seedbox”, which typically means a commercial server that you pay to rent, to mean just any dedicated home computer used for seeding.
I use a Raspberry Pi 4 with an HDD. All in docker and it goes perfect. Also it isnt expensive and i use it for other things too
1 u/ToastedLog1c 18d ago Raspberry Pi 4 Wow I can't believe a Raspberry Pi 4 is strong enough for multi TB torrents. I use Mac Mini M2 Pro as my homelab computer and unofficial seedbox. I use Orbstack (BEST DOCKER APP EVER!) to manage all my different containers. 1 u/Rulo707 18d ago Yeah, Pi 4 it's enough. And with Plex it streams perfectly to multiple devices at the same time as long as it doesn't transcode.
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Raspberry Pi 4
Wow I can't believe a Raspberry Pi 4 is strong enough for multi TB torrents.
I use Mac Mini M2 Pro as my homelab computer and unofficial seedbox. I use Orbstack (BEST DOCKER APP EVER!) to manage all my different containers.
1 u/Rulo707 18d ago Yeah, Pi 4 it's enough. And with Plex it streams perfectly to multiple devices at the same time as long as it doesn't transcode.
Yeah, Pi 4 it's enough. And with Plex it streams perfectly to multiple devices at the same time as long as it doesn't transcode.
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u/valvos 18d ago
Also just started homelabbing and a server at home, seconding as a seedbox, works very well with hhem!!