InfiniDysk

The NzbDAV SuperFork

Stream NZBs directly from Usenet through a virtual filesystem — without downloading full media files first.

InfiniDysk combines a WebDAV server with a SABnzbd-compatible API. Sonarr, Radarr, and similar tools can use it as a drop-in download client, while Plex, Emby, Jellyfin, and other WebDAV clients stream content on demand from your Usenet providers.

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• Virtual WebDAV filesystem — Mount, browse, stream, and seek through NZB content without downloading complete media files first.
• Archive streaming — Read RAR and 7z archives on demand, including password-protected content.
• Fast, resilient NNTP — Pipeline article requests and cascade across multiple providers with automatic failover and circuit breakers.
• Provider routing and limits — Set provider priorities, data caps, usage resets, and connection limits, then benchmark them from the UI.
• Container-aware gap handling — Preserve MPEG-TS timing across missing article ranges to reduce playback desynchronization.

• Built-in Newznab search — Configure indexers, monitor API usage, search manually, and mount results.
• Filters and adapters — Apply regex or remote exclude lists and expose selected indexers through token-scoped Addon, Newznab, and JSON APIs.
• Watchdog, Preflight, and Warden — Verify candidates, warm likely results, retry failed releases, and remember known-dead releases.
• Watchtower — Keep wanted movies and episodes mapped to verified releases before playback begins.

• SABnzbd-compatible queue — Use add, queue, history, pause, resume, and speed-limit operations with configurable concurrent workers.
• Sonarr and Radarr integration — Import through Rclone symlinks or lightweight STRM files and optionally repair unhealthy content.
• WebDAV management — Browse, download, and delete eligible virtual filesystem items from the admin UI.
• Experimental AltMount migration — Rebuild and import an existing AltMount library through a guided wizard that leaves its source metadata untouched.

• Live operations dashboard — Track throughput, latency, errors, active reads, provider usage, failover saves, and indexer activity.
• Logs and diagnostics — Filter and download logs, enable stream tracing from the UI, and generate redacted technical support packs.
• Backup and restore — Schedule database backups and download, upload, or restore them from the Settings UI.
• Headless configuration — Provision authoritative settings with NZBDAV_CONFIG__... environment variables.
• OIDC / SSO — Authenticate browser sessions through standards-compliant identity providers such as Authentik, Authelia, and Keycloak.
• Flexible hosting — Run with Docker, prebuilt Linux archives, or DUMB, and build for reverse-proxy sub-path hosting when needed.

InfiniDysk ships as a single multi-architecture Docker image. Use latest for the newest stable release. The lts tag is a manually curated long-term-support pointer and may lag behind latest.

To try it without keeping any settings:

docker run --rm -it -p 3000:3000 ghcr.io/infinidysk/infinidysk:latest

This trial command is ephemeral: its settings are discarded when the container exits.

For a persistent setup, save the following as compose.yml:

services:
  nzbdav:
    image: ghcr.io/infinidysk/infinidysk:latest
    container_name: nzbdav
    restart: unless-stopped
    healthcheck:
      test:
        - CMD-SHELL
        - curl -fsSL http://localhost:3000/healthz > /dev/null || exit 1
      interval: 30s
      retries: 3
      start_period: 60s
      timeout: 5s
    ports:
      - "3000:3000"
    environment:
      PUID: "1000"
      PGID: "1000"
      TZ: Etc/UTC
    volumes:
      - ./config:/config

Then run docker compose up -d, open http://localhost:3000, create your admin account, and configure your Usenet provider and WebDAV credentials under Settings.

Other supported setup paths:

• Linux without Docker — Follow the prebuilt archive guide to run the x64 or ARM64 release bundle.
• IPv6-only Docker hosts — Use the Docker Hub mirror, infinidysk/infinidysk, because ghcr.io is not reachable over IPv6.
• Batteries-included Arr stack — Use InfiniDysk as a supported core module in DUMB.
• Reverse-proxy sub-path — Follow the URL base guide to build an image for paths such as /nzbdav.

Full documentation is published at www.infinidysk.com. Start with the getting started guide for a production deployment.

• Install and migrate — Docker Compose, prebuilt Linux archives, first-run setup, upgrades from nzbdav-dev and community forks, and the experimental AltMount migration.
• Configure — Settings walkthroughs, headless environment configuration, OIDC, backup and restore, URL base, and provider tuning.
• Integrate — Sonarr/Radarr automation, Rclone symlinks, STRM files, Plex, Emby, Jellyfin, and Stremio through AIOStreams.
• Search and prepare — Indexers, token-scoped search profiles, Watchdog, Preflight, Warden, and Watchtower.
• Operate and troubleshoot — Health checks and repairs, live logs, stream tracing, support packs, and performance tuning.
• Compare — InfiniDysk, AltMount, and classic download clients.

This project is a maintained fork of nzbdav-dev/nzbdav. We took ownership of the full Usenet streaming stack — NzbDAV, UsenetSharp, RapidYencSharp, rapidyenc, and SharpCompress — so playback, connection, archive, and decoding fixes can land in the right layer.

Read the full story on the about page.

Special thanks to the forks and contributors whose ideas we consolidated:

• @Nzbdav-dev
• @Pukabyte
• @elfhosted
• @kha-kis
• @mrghxst
• @qooode
• @dgherman
• @loambit

The project consists of a .NET 10 backend (WebDAV, Usenet streaming, SAB API) and a React Router 7 frontend (admin UI). See CONTRIBUTING.md for local development setup and CHANGELOG.md for release history. Source for the published documentation lives in docs/.

InfiniDysk is released under the MIT License.