Picard is the way to go if you want to get the highest quality tagging with exact release matching. Most would probably not care too much about this, however when I know my files were ripped from a Japanese release, I want the tags to reflect this. Picard allows me to find the right match before any tags are written. This is especially helpful when you have two or more different versions of the same album, e.g. one CD rip and one vinyl rip, or two CD releases with different set of bonus tracks. My directory structure and tagging rules set in Picard allow me to manage this consistently with no manual workarounds.

Why would you put the items that can be picked up there, if you don’t want me to pick them all up? Who understands games man…

Commit history looks like that of a real programmer

I had my fun with you but this is becoming increasingly annoying

I’m not running my stuff as root if I don’t have to. You’re moving goalposts

Please stop trying to build infrastructure software if you don’t know what you’re doing. Anyone using this probably puts their server at risk.

I’m not sure what you mean by “trade in”. If you’re asking how to get a new one, you should get a notification via email shortly before your current license expires. Alternatively you can request a new one every time and they will send it to you after expiry of the current one. That’s how it worked the last time I did it anyways.

No, you need to get a new one every year

With Portainer you can do GitOps and have something like Dependabot notify you of updates. I don’t believe, Portainer offers completely unattended container updates.

If you want it automated, use one of the recent Watchtower forks. It’s not recommended as automated updates may break things or introduce malware through compromised accounts, however it has worked pretty well for my personal stuff. I wouldn’t recommend it for business use.

You’re hilarious. I haven’t downvoted you, others are reading these threads as well.

Talking about security… Have you heard of intrusion detection, process isolation, or principle of least privilege?

Thank god

I mean I do this stuff for a living but okay go off king

lol the whole internet better shut down right? Too vulnerable

The difference is that my friends get a lot of value out of my server, as they don’t need to use any technology they’re unfamiliar with.

I’d rather just not use it at that point

Kinda defeats the purpose of a media server built to be used by multiple people

That’s really cool, thanks for the clarification

Do I need a premium subscription for this?

Then believe me it is

Right, I assumed we’re talking about jack sensing