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A collection of smaller utility pages available in the navigation.

Logs

Real-time log viewer with live streaming via Server-Sent Events.

Controls:

Control Description
Log Level Filter by Debug, Info, Warning, Error, Critical
Log Lines How many lines to load — 100, 500, 1000, 2000, 5000
Filter Logs Text input to pre-filter the stream before display
Search Search through displayed logs with Enter/Shift+Enter to navigate matches — shows X/Y position
Source chips Filter by source file group (queues, scraper, database, plex, trakt, etc.) — click Hide All/Show All to manage
↓ Bottom Jump to the latest log entry (appears when you scroll up)
Share Logs Uploads logs to a paste service and gives you a wget + lnav command for local viewing

Behaviour: - Auto-scrolls to the bottom when new logs arrive — pauses automatically when you scroll up - Logs are colour-coded by level: Debug (blue), Info (green), Warning (orange), Error (red), Critical (purple) - Duration values in log messages are highlighted in yellow - Maximum ~1500 entries displayed at once for performance — older entries are removed automatically

API Call Summary

Shows aggregated counts of outgoing API calls to external services, grouped by time period.

Control Description
Time Frame Hourly, Daily, or Monthly
Update Refresh the table after changing the time frame

The table shows one row per time period and one column per domain (api.trakt.tv, api.real-debrid.com, api.github.com, etc.) with call counts. Useful for monitoring rate limit usage and quota consumption.

Real-time API Calls

A live feed of every outgoing API call, updating approximately every second.

Column Description
Timestamp When the call was initiated
Domain Base URL of the service (e.g. api.trakt.tv)
Endpoint Specific path called (e.g. /users/settings)
Method HTTP verb — GET, POST, PUT, DELETE
Status Code Response code (200, 401, 429, 500, etc.)

Filter by domain using the dropdown. Useful for low-level debugging of external service interactions.

Reverse Parser

Configures the default version assigned to releases when the parser cannot automatically identify a version from the filename or metadata.

Setting Description
Default Version The version profile to assign as a fallback when parsing can't determine one automatically

Configure this to ensure releases without clear version indicators still get assigned a sensible quality profile.

Manual Blacklist

Manage a blacklist of media items by IMDb ID. Blacklisted items will not be re-added by content sources.

Adding an item:

  1. Enter the IMDb ID (e.g. tt1234567)
  2. Click Add to Blacklist

For TV shows, expand the row to see individual seasons — check/uncheck seasons to control which are blacklisted. Use Shift+click to select a range of seasons. Click Save All Changes to apply.

Columns: IMDb ID, Title, Year, Media Type, Seasons, Delete

Trakt Friends

Authorise a friend's Trakt account so their watchlist can be used as a content source.

Adding a friend:

  1. Ask your friend to create a Trakt API application at trakt.tv/oauth/applications and share their Client ID and Client Secret
  2. Enter those credentials and click Start Authorization
  3. A code and verification URL appear — your friend visits the URL and enters the code
  4. Authorization completes within 60 seconds — a countdown timer shows the remaining time

Authorised friends list: Shows friend name, Trakt username, and token expiry. Use Refresh Token to renew an expired token, or Delete to remove access.

Plex User Tokens

Collect Plex authentication tokens from other users so their libraries or watchlists can be used as content sources.

How it works:

  1. Click Generate User Login Link
  2. A code and auth URL are generated
  3. Send the link to the other user — they visit it and sign in to their Plex account
  4. Once authorised, their username and token appear in the Stored Tokens list

Tokens are stored locally in a JSON file. The page polls every 5 seconds and times out after 5 minutes if the user doesn't complete auth.

Security

Anyone with a stored token has access to that user's Plex data. Ensure your server is properly secured.

Manually create a symlink for a media file using custom metadata — useful for files that cli_debrid couldn't automatically match.

How to use:

  1. Enter or browse to the Source File Path
  2. Click Validate File to confirm it exists
  3. Fill in: Title, Year, Media Type, Version, IMDb/TMDB ID (optional), Content Source
  4. For TV episodes: Season Number, Episode Number, Episode Title (optional)
  5. Click Preview Symlink Path to see the generated path before committing
  6. Click Create Symlink to create it

The file browser lets you navigate your mount directories to find files. Media file extensions (.mkv, .mp4, .avi, etc.) are highlighted.

Current symlink settings (original files path and symlink base path) are shown at the top of the page.

Metadata Debug

View, recreate, or delete metadata entries in the battery database for a specific item.

How to use:

  1. Enter an IMDb ID (e.g. tt1234567)
  2. Click Fetch to display the current metadata

Actions:

Button Description
Fetch Retrieve and display the current metadata entry
Recreate Delete the existing entry and re-fetch fresh metadata from the source
Delete Remove the metadata entry without re-fetching

Results are displayed as formatted, collapsible JSON blocks for Item, Metadata, and Seasons. Each nested object or array can be expanded or collapsed individually using the + / − buttons to the left of the key. Recreate and Delete require confirmation before executing.

Torrent Status

Shows near real-time activity from your debrid service.

Active Downloads — torrents currently downloading, with name, progress percentage, speed, and state (Downloading, Waiting, Seeding).

Recently Completed — the 10 most recently finished torrents. Click Show More to expand the full list, Show Less to collapse back to 10.

Magnet Assign

Manually assign a magnet link or .torrent file to a specific movie or TV show in your library. Useful when the automatic scraper can't find a torrent but you have one sourced manually.

How to use:

  1. Search for the title by name using the search form
  2. Select the correct result from the search results
  3. For TV shows, choose a Selection Type:
    • Full Series — assigns the magnet to the entire show
    • Season Pack — select one or more seasons
    • Single Episode — select a specific season and episode
  4. Paste a magnet link or upload a .torrent file
  5. Select a Version (quality profile)
  6. Click Assign

Layout:

On desktop, TV show pages display the Selection Type panel and the Magnet Link / Torrent File panel side by side in two columns for a more compact view. On mobile, these stack vertically and the show's backdrop image is used instead of the poster for a better small-screen experience.

Opening from Library or Discover:

The magnet assign button (orange magnet icon) appears directly on season headers and individual episode rows in both the Library show detail page and the Discover show detail page. Clicking it opens Magnet Assign pre-filled with the correct show, season, episode, and version — no manual selection needed.