This repo is my version of another fork. Setup should be a bit easier but even the original was pretty straightforward.
- plex - Media server
- jackett - torrent site search proxy
- nzbhydra - nzb indexer search proxy
- organizr - HTPC/Homelab Services Organizer
- ubooquity - Book / Comic library server
- nzbget - usenet downloader
- ombi - tv / movie requester
- transmission - torrent downloader
- radarr - movie pvr
- radarr-uhd
- lidarr - music pvr
- librarian - book pvr
- sonarr - tv pvr
- glances - system monitoring tool
- bazarr - subtitle downloader
- bazarr-uhd
- tautulli - plex monitoring and tracking tool
- mylar - comicbook pvr
- portainer - docker management system
- nginx-proxy - automated nginx proxy for Docker containers
- letsencrypt-nginx-proxy-companion - companion container for the nginx-proxy. It allows the creation/renewal of Let's Encrypt certificates automatically
- watchtower - automatically updates docker containers
- Update
./uidgid.envwith the user and group IDs that will be running Docker - Update
./.envand add your own Hostname as well as your directory for config, downloads, movies and TV folders - Create the necessary folders and make sure the user/group running the containers is the same
- Choose which services containers to use and remove the extras from the
./docker-compose.ymlfile - Run
docker-compose up -dto start all the Usenet services
- Initially when all containers are fully running, Plex is accessible by IP:PORT/web/index.html but the Plex Server configuration is hidden. This is due to the Plex container being behind the Docker Network's IP and not being able to connect to Plex.tv
- Basically from as stated in the original repo you need to tunnel the container and access the page. In order to do so follow the instructions on https://support.plex.tv/hc/en-us/articles/200288586-Installation specifically the section on "Opening the Plex Web App on a Device Other than the Server Itself"
- The htpc guides are pretty nifty: https://www.htpcguides.com