what system are you running?

[dkerlee]

I'm running an unRaid box as my downloading box, but I'm frustrated with it. What other systems are people running sabnzbd and sickbeard on?

[tymanthius]

I built a pc & run Ubuntu 12.04 on it. Over built, honestly for the little work it does. But it'll last years that way.

[dkwolf]

home build NAS/server with Ubuntu Server 11.04

[batt01]

Home built Unraid server. Works great currently I have five drives in it, with 9tb storage. I have 3 Norco ss-500 hot swap racks so I could run up to 15 drive wtih space for 4 more in the case.

I have Sab, Couchpotato,Sickbeard, Plexmedia Server and Headphones running on the sever. Upgraded from a Qnap Nas about six months ago.

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m running an unRaid box as my downloading box, but I'm frustrated with it. What other systems are people running sabnzbd and sickbeard on?

What Problems are you having? Mine is rock solid and the plugin installs are easy. Run the latest ver 5 beta and use the newer plugins. Have a look here. https://github.com/Influencer/UNplugged#readme. You just drop the plugin in a directory on your fash and reboot. Then configure from the web gui.

System Overview
unRAID Version: unRAID Server Plus, Version 5.0-rc8a
Motherboard: ASRock - 880GM-LE
Processor: AMD AthlonTM II X3 455 - 3.3 GHz
Cache: L1 = 384 kB L2 = 1536 kB L3 = 0 kB
Memory: 8960 MB - DIMM0 = 533 MHz DIMM1 = 533 MHz
Network: 1000Mb/s - Full Duplex
Uptime: 61 days, 2 hrs, 27 mins, 4 secs

[war59312]

Running on Seagate STAM3000100 3TB GoFlex Home Network Storage System: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.a ... 6822148661

18:48:26 up 198 days, 21:11, 0 users, load average: 0.13, 0.12, 0.14

Also run on my Ubuntu Server 12.10.

[crypto]

I prefer to keep data and servers separate, as a result I have a synology DS1511+ NAS (raid 6 with 5 * 2TB) as my primary data source, this is sync'ed on a monthly basis to a synology DS413j (raid 5 with 4 * 2TB) as a backup

I run SAB and Sickbeard on an i7 mac mini running OS X server, (Lion) along with Plex Server and some VM's

Everything is easy and rock solid