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--- systems:media_server:install_docker [2025/05/20 08:06] – [Configure qBittorrent service] peter
+++ systems:media_server:install_docker [2025/05/20 16:33] (current) – peter
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   * **Prowlarr** is an indexer manager, offering complete management of indexers with no per app Indexer setup required.
   * **Sonarr** manages TV shows.
   * **Radarr** manages Movies.
+  * **Whisparr** manages adult videos.
   * **Readarr** manages Books (ebooks and audiobooks).
   * **Bazarr** manages Subtitles.
   * **Sabnzbd** manages NZB files.
-  * **QBitTorrent** manages Torrents.
+  * **qBitTorrent** manages Torrents.
   * **JellyFin** Streams media.
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       - 'docker-media.env'
+#
+# BAZARR
+#
+  bazarr:
+    image: lscr.io/linuxserver/bazarr:latest
+    container_name: bazarr
+    network_mode: "service:gluetun"
+    volumes:
+      - ${MEDIAPATH}bazarr/config:/config
+      - ${MEDIAPATH}radarr/movies:/movies #optional
+      - ${MEDIAPATH}sonarr/tvseries:/tv #optional
+    restart: unless-stopped
+    env_file:
+      - 'docker-media.env'
 #
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 <code bash>
 sudo docker-compose up -d
-sudo docker-compose stop
-sudo docker-compose rm
 </code>
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-===== Configure the various services =====
+===== Configure qBittorrent service =====
-==== Configure qBittorrent service ====
+==== Ascertain the initial temporary password ====
-**qBittorrent** will initially be using a temporary password only.
+qBittorrent will initially be using a temporary password only.
-Check the logs for the qbittorrent container.
+  * To ascertain what this temporary password is, check the logs for the qbittorrent container.
 <code bash>
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 ...
 The WebUI administrator username is: admin
-The WebUI administrator password was not set. A temporary password is provided for this session:
+The WebUI administrator password was not set. A temporary password is provided for this session: blahblah
 ...
 </code>
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-Log into qbittorrent
+==== Log into qbittorrent ====
-Visit http://localhost:8080 and log on using details provided in container logs.
+Visit http://localhost:8080 and log on using the details provided in the container logs.
+----
+==== Set a permanent password ====
 Navigate to **Tools -> Options -> WebUI -> change the user and password** and check **bypass authentication for clients on localhost**.
 ----
 ===== Configure the Prowlarr service =====
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   * Navigate to **Settings -> Download Clients -> + symbol -> Add download client**.
   * Choose qBittorrent.
-  * Enter the port number matching the WebUI in docker-compose for qBittorrent (default is 8080) and username and password that you configured for qBittorrent in previous step.
+  * Enter the port number matching the WebUI in docker-compose for qBittorrent (default is 8080), with the Username and Password that you configured for qBittorrent in the previous step.
   * Host - This may need to be changed from **localhost** to the IP address of the host machine.
-    * Check what the IP Address is on the host system with <code bash>ip address<code>
+    * To check what the IP Address is on the host system run: <code bash>ip address</code>
   * Return to the 'qbittorrent' URL.
   * Click the **Test** button at the bottom to make sure you get a green **tick**.
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   * Visit http://localhost:8989.
   * Navigate to **Settings -> Media Management -> Add Root Folder**, and set the root folder to what it is on the right side of the colon in the **volume** config line for Sonarr.
-    * In the docker-compose file its {MEDIAPATH}Sonarr/tvshows:/data/tvshows
+    * In the docker-compose file it is {MEDIAPATH}Sonarr/tvshows:/data/tvshows
-  * Therefore, set **/data/tvshows** as the root directory.
+    * Therefore, set **/data/tvshows** as the root directory.
   * Navigate to **Settings -> Download Clients**, and click the **+ symbol**.
   * Choose qBittorrent and repeat the steps from Prowlarr.
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   * Copy this key, and then go to **Prowlarr -> Settings -> Apps**, and click the **+ - Sonarr**, and paste the API key.
   * The host might also have to be changed from **localhost** to IP address of the Host.
-  * Click the **Test** button below to see if a green 'tick' is shown.
+  * Click the **Test** button, near the bottom, to see if a green 'tick' is shown.
   * Navigate to **Settings -> General**, and switch to **show advanced** in top left corner.
   * Scroll down to **Backups** and choose **/data/Backup** (or whatever location is in the docker compose file for Sonarr backups.
-    * This is currently ${MEDIAPATH}Sonarr/backup:/data/Backup hence we set **/data/Backup**, as that is on the right side of the colon.
+    * This is currently ${MEDIAPATH}Sonarr/backup:/data/Backup, hence we set **/data/Backup**, as that is on the right side of the colon.
+----
+===== Configure the Radarr service =====
+  * Visit http://localhost:7878
+  * Navigate to **Settings -> Media Management -> Add Root Folder**, and set **/data/movies** as the root folder
+  * Navigate to **Settings -> Download clients**, and click the **'+'** symbol, choose qBittorrent etc. - basically same steps as for Sonarr
+  * Navigate to **Settings -> General**, and scroll down to the API key.
+    * Copy the API key.
+  * Navigate to Prowlarr, and same way as in sonarr.
+  * Navigate to **Settings -> General**, switch to **show advanced** -> Backups, and choose **/data/Backup** directory.
+----
+===== Configure the Lidarr service =====
+  * Visit http://localhost:8686
+  * Follow the same steps as for the above applications.
+----
+===== Configure the Readarr service =====
+  * Visit http://localhost:8787
+  * Follow the same steps as for the above applications.
+----
+===== Configure the Homarr service =====
+  * Visit http://localhost:7575
+  * Return to Prowlarr and click **Indexers** at the top right.
+  * Click **Add indexer**, and search for preferred indexes.
+    * Good indexes include **rarbg** and **yts**, but try others...
+  * Test and Save.
+  * Click **Sync App Indexers** icon (next to **Add indexer**).
+  * Navigate to **Settings -> Apps** and this should show in green **Full sync** next to each application.
+----
+===== Configure the JellyFin service =====
+  * Visit http://localhost:8096
+  * Add media library in Jellyfin matching folders configured in the **docker-compose.yml** file, so in Jellyfin you should see them as:
+<code>
+/data/Movies
+/data/TVShows
+/data/Music
+/data/Books
+</code>
+<WRAP info>
+**NOTE:**  These locations should match the right side of the config in the Jellyfin **volume** configuration.
+If the volume configuration looks like this:
+<code>
+    volumes:
+      - ${MEDIAPATH}Radarr/movies:/data/Movies
+      - ${MEDIAPATH}Sonarr/tvshows:/data/TVShows
+      - ${MEDIAPATH}Lidarr/music:/data/Music
+      - ${MEDIAPATH}Readarr/books:/data/Books
+</code>
+then on the container match the right side from the colon, e.g. /data/Movies, /data/TVShows etc.
+</WRAP>
+----
+===== Configuration is complete =====
+All docker contains are configured.
+----
+===== Add Movies or TV to download =====
+Add any media, such as Movies in radarr or TV Shows in sonarr etc., and click **search all** or **search monitored**, which will trigger the download process.
+  * Check QBitTorrent which should show the downloading...
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