Ubuntu Home Server related posts and guides
This LVM HowTo is a continuation of my earlier post on setting up a basic LVM pool. So if you are reading this we will assume you already have a LVM setup. The most common function we will preform is LVM resize. This is useful when you want to add … read more
Have you ever run out of space on your media center? Of course. We all use Sickbeard, Sonarr, and/or Couchpotato. And if your at all like me you add 20 movies at a time until your run out of space. But what ever can I do? Its too expensive to … read more
Ubuntu 15.04 release date was yesterday, so Vivid Vervet is already out into the wild. As you probably know, Ubuntu is a Linux distribution which integrates the latest and most prominent open source technologies, with a focus on providing ease of use and a high standard of quality. It is … read more
Several geeks have been eager to run Ubuntu on Raspberry Pi from the day it was released. But the original Raspberry Pi was limited in power and hardware resources to support a full operating system without compromising user experience. The release of the new Raspberry Pi 2 changed this predicament. … read more
We have covered how to install SickRage but how do you properly uninstall SickRage on Ubuntu system? This is a question that has been asked a few times and so here is the guide. This SickRage uninstall guide will work if you used our SickRage Ubuntu installation guide, which is … read more
Making a user administrator is usually the best way to give a user access to sudo, but this guide will show you how to modify Sudoers file to give a user or group access to sudo. If you are changing a user’s group(s), follow our guide on safely changing user’s … read more
Always wanted to come home to all your tv shows right at your fingertips? Never want to sit at your computer for hours getting everything configured? You’re at home here! In this guide we will use 4 programs running on Ubuntu Server 14.04. I assume you are starting with a … read more
Typically CouchPotato update to new release is done manually but in this post I will show you how to make CouchPotato auto update itself on Linux. CouchPotato, an awesome little app that automates movie downloads, has been covered extensively by us, including installation (Windows / Ubuntu), configuration, and uninstallation. CouchPotato … read more
May be you read my SickBeard vs SickRage comparison or just stumbled upon SickRage and decided to migrate from SickBeard to SickRage. I have setup SickBeard, configured it to manage my Shows, and used it for 2 years now without any issues. I tried Sonarr but came back to SickBeard … read more