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Hello there, I put together a small Usenet setup with thick containers and would like to have your opinion about what should and shouldn't be behind a VPN to connect to the outside.

Container: SABnzbd; no VPN, but SSL Jellyseerr; no VPN Jellyfin; Radarr; has VPN Sonarr; has VPN Readarr; has VPN

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[–] retrieval4558@mander.xyz 2 points 2 years ago (1 children)

I think most people will tell you that there's no need to use a VPN with Usenet. I personally do not. However, if one was to put any of the containers behind the VPN, I think that SABnzbd would be the one to do it with.

I'm not a Usenet expert so feel free to correct me.

[–] Grandsinge@lemmy.zip 1 points 2 years ago

No need for VPN, but keep the SSL on SABnzbd. At some point I should probably switch over from nzbget, but it's been solid for years.

[–] Voiden@lemm.ee 1 points 2 years ago

With Usenet there's no real reason to have any of your services behind a VPN unless you're using torrents as a backup method to grab files. Even then, you should only be putting your torrent client behind a VPN.