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media-server

Docker configuration to create Usenet and Torrent downloading system using Sonarr, Radarr, Deluge (over PIA OpenVPN), NZBGet, and Plex

First run

  • install Docker
  • create a Plex accout
  • clone this repository
  • Configure OpenVPN-Client with username/password and any other specific settings (See below section)
  • get your Plex claim token at https://www.plex.tv/claim/ and put it in the ".env" file
  • configure other settings in ".env" file to match your setup
  • run docker-compose up -d`
  • enjoy

Config

OpenVPN-Client

Open-VPN Client is used to force Deluge over a VPN to avoid automated copyright notices from your ISP.

  • If using PIA, add your username and password to ~/openvpn-client/vpn.auth. For other VPN providers, you'll want to read about how to configure them with OpenVPN clients.

NZBGet

NZBGet downloads content using Usenet

  • Add a usenet server, along with credentials from the Settings.

Deluge

Deluge downloads content using BitTorrent

  • none

Plex

Plex is used to play multimedia files.

  • authenticate with your Plex credentials
  • configure TV and Movies paths to /data/TV and /data/Movies

Sonarr

Sonarr is used to track and manage TV shows. It utilizes downloaders to actually download them.

  • configure authentication
  • add Indexers for NZBs, based on what you have
  • add Plex Media Server to "Connect" tab, using your Plex credentials

Radarr

Similar to Sonarr (actually forked code) Radarr is used to track and manage Movies.

  • configure authentication
  • add Indexers for NZBs, based on what you have
  • add Plex Media Server to "Connect" tab, using your Plex credentials