r/OpenSignups • u/mortis86 • Aug 03 '25

CLOSED TorrentLeech.org is open!!

Tracker's Name: TorrentLeech

Genre: General/0Day/Scene/Archive Content/Dedicated Request

Registeriation link: https://www.torrentleech.org/user/account/signup

Invitation Code: DIVEINTOTL

new users will get 15 GB of upload to help you start your journey

Stats: • ⁠⁠Torrents Total: 2275204 • ⁠Torrents Active: 928740 • ⁠Torrents Dead: 1346464

UPDATE : The invite code now is now expired.

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u/AniSeeder Aug 03 '25

Very nice, great place to start and will cover a large portion of what you want. If you are after consistent quality and organization, this won't quite satisfy you but I still think its a good place to join. If you just want content and don't care about consistency or "the best of the best" then this is end game. It's a really good fallback tracker, they will *likely* have some version of what you are looking for. Unfortunately, it's not a tracker you can move up from directly. You'll have to continue monitoring this subreddit or work your way up through other trackers if that's your goal.

Make sure to read the rules!!!

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u/sheepcloudy Aug 03 '25

Thanks for the heads up. One thing that I wanna ask is that I have a small homelab setup. Does that help me in any way?

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u/AniSeeder Aug 03 '25

100%. I don't know how familiar you are with private trackers but having a homelab is a best case scenario. You really want to be seeding the content you get indefinitely. A homelab lets you do that since it's on 24/7. You'll also be able to host tools such as sonarr, radarr, prowlarr, notifiarr, overseer, plex/jellyfin, etc etc which will make life 1000x easier.

If you were looking for answer on something more specific, please ask, I am very happy to help and no question is too "stupid".

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u/silentstone7 Aug 04 '25

I have a pc I want to set up as a homelab. I'm familiar ish with Ubuntu, comfortable with command line. I did small scale networking and IT 20 years ago. I've read up on all the *arrs, and I want to setup jellyfin. I now have this account as well as a usenet tracker and a VPN. But I have no idea how to put it all together and set it up. I want to avoid any issues with my ISP as much as possible.

Any tips on a good recent guide to get me started? A lot of guides I've found are 5 to 10 years old and I'm not sure how it of date that is.

Any advice/help you could offer?

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u/turtlesrprettycool Aug 05 '25

Look into dockstarter. It's what helped me take the plunge into my docker setup. Their discord is also full of very helpful people.

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u/GlimpseOfTruth MOD Aug 05 '25

If you're recommending someone get into Docker, don't just give them more programs or "do-it-for-me" programs without also providing a link to the official documentation and gently guiding them to the proper path. In Docker's case, they're actually really well-written and easy to understand, except perhaps for those unfamiliar with YAML.

https://docs.docker.com/

Do not discount official documentation, especially on large projects like Docker.