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    Looks like the flexget project is experimenting with a web interface: http://flexget.com/wiki/Web-UI which may make providing this feature a bit easier.

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    How about Sick Beard?

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    Sick Beard hasn't been ported to FreeBSD yet. Ports request is here: http://forums.pcbsd.org/showthread.php?t=14575.

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    there is any chance to find a hamachi pbi?

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    GlusterFS implementation in FreeNas

    looking into GlusterFS which I think would be wonderful feature to add FreeNas .
    With such feature we can scale-out easily storage systems to Peta's and in the same time increase dramatically the performance.

    Thanks
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GlusterFS
    http://wiki.freebsd.org/action/fulls...22GlusterFS%22

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    Apparently this should work on FreeBSD, though the information is out of date and needs to be tested: http://www.gluster.org/community/doc...usterFS_on_BSD and http://wiki.freebsd.org/GlusterFS.

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    Surprised I didn't see any DLNA servers with transcoding capabilities. I'm well aware that MiniDLNA (not transcoding) is already available as a built-in (8.0.3) and I think it should remain that way, it just needs to be integrated into the GUI which I highly recommend vice making it a separate plug-in. If managing it would be easier as a plug-in them by all means make it a plug-in.

    But MiniDLNA doesn't do transcoding and a few other servers out there do. I'm not favoring any of them as I don't know which is better or what issues each have but here the ones I know of... Serviio, MediaTomb, and Fuppies. I've never been a fan of Fuppies in the past but that was a long time ago.

    These transcoding applications will of coarse take CPU power so it's not for everyone but for those who want a media serving machine, this is a key component.

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    For me, the essential plugin would be Logitech Media Server (previously known as Squeezebox Server), now in version 7.7.1. I know of people stuck with FreeNAS 7 because of LMS (or SBS). There is a PBI request here:
    http://forums.pcbsd.org/showthread.p...ght=squeezebox
    but the linked port is a very old version. It should use the 7.7 brach.

    Transmission would also be helpful, but it has been mentioned before and a PBI does exist for PC-BSD.
    Last edited by echpiel; 02-14-2012 at 08:02 AM.

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    Logitech Media Server

    Quote Originally Posted by echpiel View Post
    For me, the essential plugin would be Logitech Media Server (previously known as Squeezebox Server), now in version 7.7.1. I know of people stuck with FreeNAS 7 because of LMS (or SBS). There is a PBI request here:
    http://forums.pcbsd.org/showthread.p...ght=squeezebox
    but the linked port is a very old version. It should use the 7.7 brach.

    Transmission would also be helpful, but it has been mentioned before and a PBI does exist for PC-BSD.
    I wouldn't say that Logitech Media Server is an essential for me, but it would certainly be a great asset: at present I have LMS running on a Windows machine that is networked to my FreeNAS box, but it would definitely be better to have LMS running on the FreeNAS box itself.

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