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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
by BeetleB 7mo 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 7mo 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 7mo agoI 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 7mo agoI 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 7mo agoI 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