The idea is to generate a compose.yml file for docker compose with the services (sonarr, radarr, jellyfin, ...) configured to be accessed through a proxy (Traefik) via a subpath URL.
- docker
- cmake
- ccmake (optionnal)
Clone this git and move in the directory
git clone https://github.com/Ezka77/qbtarr.git
cd qbtarr
To install qbtarr under your current linux user:
cmake --preset local
cmake --install build
Everything will be install in: ~/.local/share/qbtarr and you're done, you can jump to the configuration part.
You can use the default or local preset, the only diffecences is the default install directory.
cmake --preset default
By default it will install this project in /var/lib; use --install-prefix to set your install path.
You can configure your media directory path with DATA_DIRECTORY_PATH, for exemple you can set up your directories with /srv/media. Be sure that your user have write permission.
The installation will create downloads, movies, music and series directories.
All together:
cmake --preset default --install-prefix /tmp/whatever -DDATA_DIRECTORY_PATH=/srv/media
Use ccmake to configure everything. You can use Transmission instead of QBittorrent, and remove undesired services.
Simply run:
cmake --install build
Next start the services from the install directory, for exemple if you use the local preset:
cd ~/.local/share/qbtarr
docker compose up -d
Eventually you should have access to the configured services to theses adresses:
| service | localhost uri |
|---|---|
| prowlarr | http://localhost/prowlarr |
| sonarr | http://localhost/sonarr |
| radarr | http://localhost/radarr |
| lidarr | http://localhost/lidarr |
| bazarr | http://localhost/bazarr |
| qbittorrent | http://localhost/qb |
| jellyfin | http://localhost/jellyfin |
| jellyseerr | http://localhost:5055 |
Next is to configure your services as required (see https://wiki.servarr.com/)
Start by configuring Prowlarr and QBittorrent; next configure sonarr, radarr and lidarr, add them to prowlarr and find some indexers. Each container can access to the other ones by using docker containers names:
| service | in docker uri |
|---|---|
| prowlarr | http://prowlarr:9696/prowlarr |
| sonarr | http://sonarr:8989/sonarr |
| radarr | http://radarr:7878/radarr |
| lidarr | http://lidarr:8686/lidarr |
| qbittorrent | http://qbittorrent:8080 |
| jellyfin | http://jellyfin:8096/jellyfin |
For exemple the sonarr uri from prowlarr is http://sonarr:8989/sonarr and sonarr can access to prowlarr by using the uri http://prowlarr:9696/prowlarr.
Note that QBittorrent uri for servarr is: http://qbittorrent:8080 and you need to set a user:password.
To do so, for your first connection you can look the qbittorrent logs, it creates some random credential if none are set.
docker compose logs qbittorrent
To download new versions of the images, from the installation directory you can run this command:
docker compose up -d --pull always
NB: A monthly/weekly cron job should be enough to keep the containers up to date.