Thoradia Add-ons

Quote from Ronflex

Can I update medusa through webui on Amlogic kszaq build (LibreELEC 8.2.3 on a S905) ?

I tried a few month back and ran into python issue.

I you insist using a kszaq build then provide details about your python issue.

Otherwise use CoreELEC.

Quote from sector9

Thanks for your great work.

Any chance supporting Flood for rtorrent ?

Flood requires node.js which requires clang/clang++

I have no time for that at the moment.

What does rtorrent/flood have that qbittorrent does not?

Quote from Borygo77

Hey Thoradia just wanted to try out qbittorrent but can't connect to it through port 8880

What's going on ? Do I need to install anything elese ?

systemctl status service.qbittorrent throwing it's running

This status looks good.

qbittorrent web-ui should be available at http://...:8880

What does your browser say?

Quote from Borygo77

Connection refused I'm on generic 8.2.5 libre

Probably this issue

I will update qbittorrent to 4.1.3 for 8.2.5

In the meantime, you can try to edit the configuration file

Quote from Borygo77

Do you mean in userdata folder or addon folder ? WebUI\Address=* where should I add this line ?

Set WebUI\Address=* and WebUI\ServerDomains=* in /storage/.kodi/userdata/addon_data/service.qbittorrent/.config/qBittorrent/qBittorrent.conf

Quote from Borygo77

Connected with WebUI\Address=* only What's login and pass please ?

admin/adminadmin

Quote from pengo

Hi all, currently i have kodi krypton, libreelec running on a raspberry pi 2 with 2 usb drives connected. 1 Usb drive is powered external, the other one gets it's power from the usb of the pi 2. That setup worked flawless untill i started to fool around with Thoradia addons, currently i have couchpotato, jackett, sonarr, transmission activated and i notice a performance drop and my pi crashes a lot more then it used to. I want to keep using this setup so i was thinking to swapping the pi 2 for a Raspberry Pi 3 B+, 4x 1,4 GHz, 1 GB RAM. Would that work better? Thx for the advice.

Thoradia add-ons consume resources, in particular CPU, memory and I/O.

Use top to monitor usage.

In top type c to monitor CPU and type m to monitor memory.

Your RPi2 may crash when memory or I/O usage becomes too high.

You may (try to) prevent crashes by configuring transmission to use limited bandwith (eg 2 Mb/s) and to download when LibreELEC is otherwise not used (eg at night).

The above applies to RPI3.