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I've seen a few guides to setting this up but maybe you can refer to what you used to set your own system up? Right now I'm utilizing streamio plus debridio but

by _Turk_ 6mo ago

I've seen a few guides to setting this up but maybe you can refer to what you used to set your own system up? Right now I'm utilizing streamio plus debridio but I've read the plex + radarr/sonarr is much superior... I"m not too tech savvy so kind of hestiant to set up

adamors 6mo ago
To be perfectly honest, the seedbox provider had all of these installed and hooked into each other. I only had to add my various logins and configure some profiles. I would think most seedboxes offer a variation of this, so you’re not starting from scratch.
ZeWaka 6mo ago
Used YAMS myself which is basically just a glorified docker-compose file.
AndroidKitKat 6mo ago
Trash Guides [1] is your friend. Requires a bit of understanding whats going on but if all of these are going to be on the same computer this makes setting it up where data doesn't have to get copied around and waste time. [1] - https://trash-guides.info/ https://trash-guides.info/
bethekind 6mo ago
Me too
BeetleB 6mo ago
The *arr stack was a pain. You'll need prowlarr for downloading. And a Bittorrent client that works with it (e.g. Ktorrent doesn't). Then you'll set up radarr/sonarr, and ensure they can talk to prowlarr. Setting up Plex is straightforward. But I think you do need to make it visible to radarr/sonarr. It was definitely a pain, but once I had it set up it's been fine.
- jjulius 6mo ago
  >But I think you do need to make it visible to radarr/sonarr. Sort of. You tell Plex where your directories are for movies and TV shows. All you have to do with Sonarr/Radarr is have them dump the finished downloads into their respective directories.
- aldarisbm 6mo ago
  I just set this up like a week ago: https://github.com/aldarisbm/local-k3s-cluster/tree/main/downloaderstack https://github.com/aldarisbm/local-k3s-cluster/tree/main/dow... if you want to have an idea. I used a docker compose approach. Should be self healing
- nerptastic 6mo ago
  I run Jellyfin on an UnRaid server, it was relatively simple with the containers just being “plug and play”. Think it took me about 2 hours. I did have some trouble when we moved into a new house, as I had to reconfigure all the local network stuff. I have ended up in the past being in a state of “don’t touch anything, it hasn’t broken in 6 months”. Then an update releases and I have to learn everything again. Beats paying 120 a month for whatever streaming services we would need.
- thoughtpalette 6mo ago
  I followed this guide for setup and it was pretty straight forward: https://github.com/Pharkie/ultimate-arr-stack https://github.com/Pharkie/ultimate-arr-stack
IncreasePosts 6mo ago
I am tech savvy but hate toil. I just launched Gemini cli and ask it to install the *arr stack and it did everything for me to my satisfaction. Heck, it even recommended a few cool plugins I didn't know about. My only problem is I'm not a member of any private torrent sites :(

by _Turk_ 6mo ago

adamors 6mo ago

To be perfectly honest, the seedbox provider had all of these installed and hooked into each other. I only had to add my various logins and configure some profiles. I would think most seedboxes offer a variation of this, so you’re not starting from scratch.

ZeWaka 6mo ago

Used YAMS myself which is basically just a glorified docker-compose file.

AndroidKitKat 6mo ago

Trash Guides [1] is your friend. Requires a bit of understanding whats going on but if all of these are going to be on the same computer this makes setting it up where data doesn't have to get copied around and waste time. [1] - https://trash-guides.info/ https://trash-guides.info/

bethekind 6mo ago

Me too

BeetleB 6mo ago

The *arr stack was a pain. You'll need prowlarr for downloading. And a Bittorrent client that works with it (e.g. Ktorrent doesn't). Then you'll set up radarr/sonarr, and ensure they can talk to prowlarr. Setting up Plex is straightforward. But I think you do need to make it visible to radarr/sonarr. It was definitely a pain, but once I had it set up it's been fine.

jjulius 6mo ago
>But I think you do need to make it visible to radarr/sonarr. Sort of. You tell Plex where your directories are for movies and TV shows. All you have to do with Sonarr/Radarr is have them dump the finished downloads into their respective directories.
aldarisbm 6mo ago
I just set this up like a week ago: https://github.com/aldarisbm/local-k3s-cluster/tree/main/downloaderstack https://github.com/aldarisbm/local-k3s-cluster/tree/main/dow... if you want to have an idea. I used a docker compose approach. Should be self healing
nerptastic 6mo ago
I run Jellyfin on an UnRaid server, it was relatively simple with the containers just being “plug and play”. Think it took me about 2 hours. I did have some trouble when we moved into a new house, as I had to reconfigure all the local network stuff. I have ended up in the past being in a state of “don’t touch anything, it hasn’t broken in 6 months”. Then an update releases and I have to learn everything again. Beats paying 120 a month for whatever streaming services we would need.
thoughtpalette 6mo ago
I followed this guide for setup and it was pretty straight forward: https://github.com/Pharkie/ultimate-arr-stack https://github.com/Pharkie/ultimate-arr-stack

IncreasePosts 6mo ago

I am tech savvy but hate toil. I just launched Gemini cli and ask it to install the *arr stack and it did everything for me to my satisfaction. Heck, it even recommended a few cool plugins I didn't know about. My only problem is I'm not a member of any private torrent sites :(