What this person said for the grab event to find where it came from and sonarr also has a new setting per indexer to fail unsafe downloads, the only drawback is you have to let your downloader download the file in the first place.

The alternative is blocking the files with your download client by extension and then manual intervention.

An option is also to switch to docker (compose) which would allow you to VPN just the qbit container instead of your whole host machine. Recommend hotio, he has containers for a bunch of apps in this realm and has VPN support built in with pia support.

It’s on https://raw.githubusercontent.com/StevenBlack/hosts/master/hosts

I also have additional lists from firebog.net, and I use jacklul/pihole-updatelists to maintain it.

Thanks, looks like it’s on the Stevenblack list.

What domain do I can make sure it’s blocked?

The most basic level is GitHub, Gitlab, etc are used to store version controlled files which can be anything from like a wiki, an apps source files, your random collection of scripts, etc.

They have added features like the ability to offer artifacts which could be an already compiled exe or rpm, or just the source code for you to self compile. Which option they give is dependent on which repo and usually that repo maintainer will have directions for how you install their thing.

Lidarr is centered around full albums unless a song was released as a single, specifically it uses release-group on musicbrainz.

I run both jellyfin and Plex, and for the music app I think plexamp > finamp, but both work to sync between their respective instance. I haven’t tried anything else because I already had Plex pass for other things.