Calloboration with the IBRACORP channel on Sonarr, Jackett, QBittorrent, in Portainer and Docker.

[@Luisgreen3]

Best tutorial on this subject been looking for a while and finally found a good one. Please make an updated version of this with your co-host this was awesome thank you!

[@AwesomeOpenSource]

Thanks so much!

[@sambro99]

Thank you so much! 1 year later and this is only tutorial I can find that actually works and goes through every detail of the setup process! I had watched a lot of tutorials and went through a ton of forums but could never get it working. I learned from this video that I didn't setup hard linking correctly and my permissions weren't right. Edit: I had to go through and read TRaSH’s guide and he had some more information about how things work with permissions and hard linking and now everything is working

[@AwesomeOpenSource]

So glad it helped!

[@concep86]

Saved my bacon with this one. Tried for several days to get this all working together... this video really made it possible. Got me 90% of the way there and I figured out the rest. You rock!

[@AwesomeOpenSource]

Fantastic! Glad i could help.

[@EJD339]

Still not able to figure it out but this video helped a lot of stuff I was confused about. I feel like I’m so close for this being completed. Thank you so much!

[@AwesomeOpenSource]

You can do it!

[@clairerovic]

The best guide out there. Started from scratch... new Proxmox, VM Ubuntu, ZFS using CLI, Samba, Portainer and now your setup with Sonarr, Radar, Jacket, qbittorrent. Only thing left is to setup a VPN docker - I used Gluetun and it worked to move all my traffic through the PIA VPN. It is worth noting that rather than setup container IP's I simply used the Gluetun container address. For those having path issues with double torrent folder (so many versions & options), simply change the qbittorrent container to only use .../data... and don't append the torrent folder. Decades ago, this was one PC one Application. Love how quickly you can setup a full environment.

[@AwesomeOpenSource]

Glad you like it! Stick with it...it will only get better.

[@GabrieleRugani]

how do you set the Gluetun to work with the network created following this this wonderful video ? :)

[@clairerovic]

@@GabrieleRugani when you select the network don't. Select connect to a container, then you can select the Gluetun container.

[@GabrieleRugani]

@@clairerovic ok I Will try :) do you Also create the network like in this tutorial ? Or you skip the step ?

[@clairerovic]

@@GabrieleRugani I am no guru! I followed their video first. Then on another Gluetun video I learnt you can connect directly to a container. In this case perfect ☺️

[@abdi6679]

I like that you are not pushing a device for the set up like the videos I have seen so far. Thanks both of you

[@AwesomeOpenSource]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@hackisonjd]

Good video! Something you forgot to mention though is that the hardlinking doesn't actually work unless you change the "Saving Management" settings in qBittorrent to automatically move the files into the media folder. I figured that I'd mention it here and save people some headaches haha.

[@AwesomeOpenSource]

Thanks for the info!

[@rihaveinaiba8269]

after like 20 hours of setting up and troubleshootin errors, mostly with containers (synology) i have finally managed to set up the basics, now push it through vpn container and hopefully im ready to go. thank you guys and espetially thanks to TRaSH guide

[@AwesomeOpenSource]

That is awesome! Yes, Synology is a bit special in the way it handles docker, but glad you've stuck with it and gotten it figured out!

[@rihaveinaiba8269]

@@AwesomeOpenSource well it did not work and had to start from scratch following their guide blindly, but now probably working. thanks for your awesome guides, easy to follow even for a total it noobs like me

[@DigitEgal]

Great, both of my favourite open source Channels collaborating

[@AwesomeOpenSource]

This was a ton of fun. I really got a lot out of it as well!

[@srinivasprasad837]

Great tutorial. Thanks you made my day❤. I have a question as the qbittorren has /data/torrent mapped to /data of the container and in the qbit torrent the path is /data/torrent, im seeing /torrent folder again inside, like /torrent/torrent is it expected? Also how will it move automatically to /movies or /tv based on category?

[@AwesomeOpenSource]

Yeah, I think that's a little mis-step we took at the time. Just map it to /data, and it should work out as you want.

[@srinivasprasad837]

@@AwesomeOpenSource inside the qbittorrent Under download path?

[@hawks5196]

Love both this channel and Ibracorp!! Great collaboration!!!

[@AwesomeOpenSource]

Glad you're loving it, and we love hearing that you love it!

[@thesuyashrai]

This is perfection. Goddamn! Great work

[@AwesomeOpenSource]

Thanks so much.

[@byronshepherd8415]

great video! thank you. :) I know I'm late to the game, but I have one question... If I set things up this way, are the files downloaded to my tiny host operating system drives? If I want them to instead download to my TRUEnas array, should I instead mount a data pool/set and then set up the directories of Media, Torrents, Usenet, and then add TV, Movies, and Music under those directories? Or, do we set it up like in the video, set our downloader like sabnbz to download into the TRUEnas, and then the containers on the small disks just hard-link to the downloaded data?

[@AwesomeOpenSource]

I would hardlink to a mounted share on your TrueNAS system.

[@byronshepherd8415]

@@AwesomeOpenSource that's ideally what I'd like to do. I just can't figure out how to share things when the jail is isolated

[@HalyconDayz620]

Very good - nice work both

[@AwesomeOpenSource]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@cybersistema]

Excellent guide! How would you modify this setup if you want the folder structure on a mount? In other words, if instead of /portainer/ being on my boot disk, if I want it in a different location, on a mounted disk? Can it be done in one setting or would you need to update the volume mapping per container?

[@AwesomeOpenSource]

Setup your mount point first, then give the path to the mount in your docker stack, in the portainer setup, or in your compose file. Make that path the left side of the volume mapping.

[@cybersistema]

@@AwesomeOpenSource Thanks! I also made it work by moving the /portainer/ folder to my mountpoint, and creating a symbolic link. So: At root: mv portainer/ /portainer Then: ln -s /portainer portainer As you deploy app templates, all the folders get added to your mountpoint. Thank you again!

[@joelaporte5278]

I just came across this video and I love this idea because it will allow me to "cut the cord". I have no clue about Linux, or any of the applications you are using in this video. I want to set this up and I'm wondering if you're using the free version of Portainer. I am assuming, and I know what happens when I assume, that the the rest of the applications are free. Also, do I have to run these in a virtual machine, or can I just install Linux and run them directly from the OS? If I can run directly from the OS, can I follow the video to set it up, or will there be a different way to set up everything? Thank you in advance for your help in this.

[@AwesomeOpenSource]

I do run the free version of Portainer, and each of these applications is open source, so you can use them at not cost as well. You will want to run them in docker, the way we show them here, but you don't have to have a VM to run docker on. You can run it right from your main OS. Linux is not a requirement, as docker can run in Windows and MacOS. These instructions may be a little different if you use those, but should be about the same regardless.

[@joelaporte5278]

Can Docker or Portainer run on bare metal?

[@AwesomeOpenSource]

Docker runs on bare metal, portainer then runs in docker to help you setup and manage other containers in docker.

[@maikinmoves]

Greatly appreciate the time you put into these videos, and the encouragement of early balding. TL:DR - Can't get access to existing media on myTrueNas Share. I have docker/portainer running on a dedicated virtualized ubuntu server, I have a few containers running, including one for my VPN and I have Qbittorrent linked to that for the network which so far seems to work for downloading. I also have a separate TrueNas 12 core running with 30tb of storage that includes a few shared directories for media that I have mounted into my Ubuntu server with fstab and under media directory. I can not figure out how to get those volumes into Qbit. And trying to figure out what the real advantage is to doing it this way through docker, instead of a dedicated ubuntu VM or even alpine vm if i feel adventurist.

[@AwesomeOpenSource]

You need to map those volumes to the qbit torrent data location you created. So if you have them mounted at /mnt/truenas/mesdia, and inside media you have folders for tv, movies, music, books, you'd map that to Qbit like -v /mnt/truenas/media:/data Then use the QBit UI to map the folders... you may even want to map one directory back to just /mnt/truenas and then have a "torrent" folder in there for the torrents.

[@Harton]

Thanks for the guide. Just a thing to consider. When you are setting indexers is better using the container name (jackett) instead of using local ip, no point in asking the router.

[@AwesomeOpenSource]

Great tip!

[@AngusNB]

5:08 IP Range should have been 172.0.32.2/20 to start at 172.0.32.2 and give 20 IP's. I know you figured it out but didn't explain why the error was happening.

[@AwesomeOpenSource]

Thanks for pointing that out. Yes, you do need to add the CIDR for the netmask as well.

[@daxitpatel]

thank you guys. You helped me a lot : )

[@AwesomeOpenSource]

That is awesome! And, you're quite welcome.

[@sidneyking11]

The video was very helpful. I do have a question, I laid out the file structure the same way but for some reason a extra torrent folder gets created in the /arr/data/torrents/ when downloading a test video. Also it does not move that video to /arr/data/media/movie/ folder. Any thoughts on how to fix?

[@AwesomeOpenSource]

I believe in one of the comments someone mentions that we may have built the structure 1 layer too deep. I apologize for the mistake. You might look back through the comments to see what was said.

[@sidneyking11]

@@AwesomeOpenSource I have been going over the trash-guides but I am struggling with root folder and permission on ubuntu. I would like to save movies and tv to my synology nas. my ubuntu 22.04 server is a vm running on proxmox. I am running docker and portainer. I created a mount folder for the share /mnt/storage and connected it to //192.168.1.3/data . The file structure in the NAS /storage/medialibrary/movies, /storage/medialibrary/tv, /storage/torrents/movies, /storage/medibrary/tv. on the ubuntu server I ran $sudo chown -R docker:docker storage and $sudo chmod 777 storage. When I run $ls -al storage I get drwxr-xr-x 2 docker root . When I go into sonarr or radarr setting=> media managment => root folders. It will not let me add /storage/medialibrary/tv for sonarr or /storage/medialibrary/movies. I know it is a permissions issue but I do not know how to resolve

[@jingboyuan8522]

I think there is mistake when setup folder mapping for Qbit. about the /data --> /torrents already you don't really need setup the download path to /data/torrents again.

[@franklingear2010]

nb

[@AwesomeOpenSource]

That very well could be.

[@ciaupkis]

i noticed the same thing. you are already mapping to /data/torrents... if following what is said in the video, there will be an additional folder created inside the /data/torrents/torrents

[@ClarkHsuChinHao]

Excellent step by steps!

[@AwesomeOpenSource]

Thank you.

[@TheDallaslp]

Hey guys, beautiful tutorial I just got 1 problem I set up everything like you've shown here but when qbit finished 1 torrent it just stayed in there, sonarr didn'T put it into /media/tv when I looked the torrent's weren't even in /data/torrents/tv, somehow they went into /data/torrents/torrents, a folder I never created Has anyone an idea how I could fix that?

[@AwesomeOpenSource]

I think we went 1 folder level deeper than we needed to. You might go back and look at the folders we say to create, and just write it down in a path, and see if the depth matches all the way through. I'll try to look at mine, and give you an update later.

[@TheDallaslp]

@@AwesomeOpenSource that is correct, I fiddled around more, and the docu from Trash was very helpful The exact path is xxx/data/torrents:/data/torrents Now it works how it's supposed to

[@BustaLoders]

@@TheDallaslp are you able to elaborate some more on this and how you got it working? I have basically everything else working, and have tinkered around with the folders, but the downloads either end up n /torrents/torrents, or the end up in /torrents, but not actually saved to /torrents/tv like I indicate in the category setup in qbittorrent.

[@TheDallaslp]

@@BustaLoders i got it working my setting everything up exactly how it's written in the trash's writeup

[@BustaLoders]

@@TheDallaslp After messing around with it some more, and following exactly as the Trash guide says, I got it worked. It seems as through the "Default Torrent Management Mode" in qbit was part of my issue. Changed that to "Automatic", and now everything is downloading where it should, and Sonarr is placing the file in the correct media folder.

[@DanielCollignon]

Would it be possible to run Qbit, sonarr, radarr, prowlar and jellyfin in one container? Or is a VM strictly needed. I am able to run LXC containers no problem in Proxmox but I'm worried about the amount of services. Or maybe with portainer in between?

[@AwesomeOpenSource]

I run each of these docker containers on a single VM ubuntu host machine. I'm sure you could run them on an LXC as well, just size it appropriately.

[@DanielCollignon]

@AwesomeOpenSource still learning here. Especially having difficulties with pci passthrough and the zfs requirement and all. Jellyfin needs PCI passthrough on Proxmox and so does the gaming VM that will be output to the TV so I'm trying to be creative haha

[@mathurin_hv]

Really helpful video thanks !

[@AwesomeOpenSource]

My pleasure.

[@cattivello]

Fantastic video. Thanks. Any chance to add some privacy context? How can we integrate a VPN in thi (I use PIA). thank

[@AwesomeOpenSource]

I don't know specifically about PIA, but I do have a follow up video about forcing docker containers to use a VPN container network. kzbin.info/www/bejne/rIbceXp8Zq2Aqdksi=OZ0ze4mqJYMe5EOh

[@trashken]

changed the path in the host/volume for /data from "/home/username/arr/data/torrents" to "/home//arr/data" fixed the path issue

[@AwesomeOpenSource]

Glad you got that fixed up!

[@rkbest9783]

this solved my problem too.

[@tastyhumanstew]

Have a look at prowlarr instead of jackett. It does nzb and trz indexers and does auto config of the rr managers.

[@AwesomeOpenSource]

Thanks for the tip.

[@koudkunstje]

okey, chmod to 775 did the trick. But qbit is saving in the default folder (/data/torrent) and not to the category folder (/data/torrent/series)

[@AwesomeOpenSource]

Yeah, I have the same thing, but the various apps (Radarr, Sonarr, etc) seem to know what their content is, and handle it. Not sure why they don't though.

[@pearcea21]

thank you this helped me alot.

[@AwesomeOpenSource]

Glad to hear it!

[@trustes89]

love this video :D helped me set it all up, but you mensioned a search thingi in the end... but never a name or it? i want to be able to search for everying in one place

[@AwesomeOpenSource]

I think this video will help you with the search. kzbin.info/www/bejne/r5fPmZtspKqFZqs

[@HumidGnome]

I had all of these while running unraid, but I am making my main server proxmox so I can run all of my apps with straight linux so I can learn by doing. How can I get this same setup but use deluge so I can mask my ip so my isp does not snoop on my activity? BTW, I love this channel. I am learning a lot on setting up my server and living the open source life.

[@AwesomeOpenSource]

I haven't done it, but essentially just install deluge instead of QBitTorrent, and then setup the folder for the downloads in deluge just like we did in the qbittorrent configuration portaion. In Sonarr, you'll want to setup the downloader to be deluge instead as well, and then test to make sure it can link to deluge and start your downloads. the alternative to all that is to setup a VPN container, get it running, then change all of the containers to run on that container's network. Essentially in Portainer, you go into each container, edit it, and in the UI for the network setting, change it from bridge, or whatever network it's set too, and select Container, then in the next dropdown select the VPN container. Deploy the new setup, and now the torrent, sonarr, jackett, etc will all work through the VPN container connection.

[@HumidGnome]

@@AwesomeOpenSource Thank you so much!! I really like watching your videos. You are an amazing teacher. Keep up the great work!!

[@tazsamir8281]

@Jon Groth, i got this working, do you still need help on this?

[@HumidGnome]

@@tazsamir8281 Not just yet. Is there a way I can contact you when I'm ready?

[@andyturner605]

lost me as soon as you got to network config, where do those ips come from? router, internal, docker?

[@AwesomeOpenSource]

In my case, the IPs are ones I'm creating to run on docker inside the docker network. You can use the LAN IP of your server as well if you prefer though.

[@andyturner605]

@@AwesomeOpenSource I ended up using the my-main-net for the networks as I'd installed docker and portainer there, the only issue i have is directory mapping.

[@AwesomeOpenSource]

What directories are you trying to map?

[@MrDjarvis11]

Is there a way of getting default searches working in qbittorrent ( i dont have a jacket container, but within even the regular search shows nothing, just a 'jacket error' )

[@AwesomeOpenSource]

I've never tried that. Is there a reason you don't spin up a Jackett container?

[@andyturner605]

@Awesome Open Source, I take back my earlier comment this is working like a dream! so far (and the only one that actually has) off to install Jellyfin & Jellyseer

[@AwesomeOpenSource]

Glad you got it going!

[@andyturner605]

@@AwesomeOpenSource I'm stuck with paths when I install Jellyfin, do i need to configure the paths like for radarr & sonarr? or do i just install as is and select the paths when adding media libraries? I'm completely lost as in my jellyfin media selection paths I have data/tvshows, data/movies & config. I have no idea where the tvshows folder was generated does jellyfin create it?

[@AwesomeOpenSource]

@@andyturner605 map volumes in Jellyfin to the paths you mapped in Somare and Radrr

[@andyturner605]

@@AwesomeOpenSource What I'm saying the ONLY options(directories showing) in Jellyfin when choosing the media locations are data/tvshows, data/movies & config

[@AwesomeOpenSource]

Keep in mind, that in Jellyfin (and the other apps), you are mapping to the data folder inside the container, and if you set that up like I did, then it probably is /data/TVShows, etc.

[@mrshahram7]

Chatgpt has created a docker-compose file for me :)

[@AwesomeOpenSource]

Nice!

[@ComsicQuestGG]

Came back to ask has anyone ran into an issue with qBittorrent not seeing your disk space you've allocated to it? Sonarr was able to make the pull and send the files to the torrent but the download errored out.

[@AwesomeOpenSource]

I haven't run across that, but it could be the volume setup. I think in the video we went one level too deep in a couple of places. You can jump over to discuss.opensourceisawesome.com and ask in the "help-me-please" channel, and maybe we can help you.

[@godaniel122]

when setting up the qBittorrent container "data" as /home/name/arr/data/torrents, it assumes that the data = /home/name/arr/data/torrents, so as soon as you set up in qBit the download path to be /data/torrents, you essentially end up with a dir named torrents inside of torrents. Could you please explain how to set it up correctly? bc no matter what i do i end up with Sonarr\Radarr error saying "No files found are eligible for import in /data/torrents/tv/NAME" because the real root is /data/torrents/torrents/tv/NAME. and even if i change the container to be /home/name/arr/data, it won't work.

[@godaniel122]

I found the problem. I set up Remote Path Mappings and it solved it.

[@AwesomeOpenSource]

@@godaniel122 Glad you solved it. I was about to go check my setup and see, as it is still set just like the video and seems to work.

[@SmuuS]

@@godaniel122 Hi! I was just setting this up as the video and seem to have the same problem. Qbt creates a folder and don't seem to use or understand the structure. Could u point me in the right direction on how to fix it and still able to use hardlinking? All the best, Rasmus.

[@rkbest9783]

@@SmuuS did you fix this. I have same issue?

[@codymillo630]

I got everything setup, but qBit seems to be erroring with every download. From what I can tell it can't write to the media/tv folder because it is a mounted drive (even though it should have the permissions to do so). Any guidance?

[@AwesomeOpenSource]

I haven't run into that issue, but it does definitely sound like a permissions issue. Did you go up one level from that folder, and change the permissions with the -R option?

[@SantiagoLopez-rg5cp]

I keep getting the same issue too. I tried changing permissions but still nothing.

[@hasagreenlaser4229]

I'm also getting this problem. Did you find a solution?

[@kirkwray1886]

@@hasagreenlaser4229 Same problem here. File permissions are all set but qbittorent. sonarr, radarr all can't write to the disk, for some reason transmission can but I can't identify what the difference is. Has anyone solved this?

[@hasagreenlaser4229]

@@kirkwray1886 In all honestly I ditched torrenting and have payed for a couple usenets. Much better experiance and quality and I can get literally anything I want.

[@Robertjaymercer]

Hey there, thank you for this collaborative tutorial. Can you help with a problem though. Sonarr never rename the files it downloads note creates season folders or anything. I followed your instruction very closely but still, it downloads is in bulk on my "downloads" folder... Installed on Ubuntu server with docker and external drives. I have the correct permissions on everything. Thanks for your help!

[@AwesomeOpenSource]

So, you may be running into an issue where we set the folders a bit deep. I think the data folder needs to be set at one level higher than we originally did in the video. That may be why you're not getting things to be where you expect. It was something we realized a while later.

[@Robertjaymercer]

@@AwesomeOpenSource hey there, thank you for you reply. I figured out how to correct my problems though. My mistake was that I set the root path directly on the sonarr settings. I erased everything and configured it from scratch without adding any root path. I just allowed a path while adding a series. My downloads are set to be in a different disk, everything works perfectly now, what a tool! Thanks again!

[@koudkunstje]

Got to the point where you set the root folder for sonarr. But Sonarr/Radarr doesn't show any sub folders in my data folder But there's a media and torrent folder. Although I used /volume1/data/(torrents) as /data

[@AwesomeOpenSource]

I don't get sub-folders either actually, but the different apps seem to know what they are looking for and sort it all out for me.

[@philconners8871]

Did you guys ever hear about docker-compose???

[@AwesomeOpenSource]

We both love and use docker-compose on almost everything these days. This was a while ago now, and we've definitely grown and learned since then.

[@LeonGames]

Sadly enough I'm to stupid to get this to work I guess 😅 I've got everything installed, I can access sonarr, radarr, jackket, qbit, all fine but I have the same issue with the file permissions and I'm pretty sure I've set up something incorrectly. the "/data" folder is on a mounted drive "/mnt/media/" and permissions are on root. But I can't get there from sonarr and create the root folder. The data folder with all nested folders do show up when I try to select it but can't create/use the volume. What did I miss?

[@LeonGames]

It seems this problem extends to pretty much everything after adding the root folder as well. I've been doing a bit more digging on the internet, there are a few people that have a similar problem but never a answer on how to fix it. While adding the indexers I get a time out, I guess it's because the api file can't be stored in the container, but that's not clear in the log file sadly enough.

[@AwesomeOpenSource]

I believe the TRaSh guide that IBRACORP mentions may help you with the folder structure.

[@LeonGames]

@@AwesomeOpenSource I've set the permissions to 777 atm, that fixed the issue instantly, so at least I'm 100% sure it's a permissions problem, now I need to fix the correct permissions because if I follow the guide it doesn't work.

[@KeesFluitman]

I really dont know why you have separate folders within the Torrents folder {movies, tv, music}. Qbittorrent is not getting information to download movies to the respective subfolder and although it's downloaded, it's in the directory torrents directly and can't be found by radarr to move to the media folder. It says for example: [Error] DownloadedMovieImportService: Import failed, path does not exist or is not accessible by Radarr: /data/movie But of course, /data/movie does not exist, since it is in /data/torrents. Even then, according to your setup, it shouldnt even be in /data/torrents, but in /data/torrents/movies. So real mess with this setup, or Im doing something wrong? Ill try to set up the media folder properly, but have all downloads in 1 folder /data/torrents since it's writing the data fine, im assuming the permissions and ownership are fine. Although it's a ntfs mount on my homeserver with root ownership.

[@AwesomeOpenSource]

I believe someone else also had this issue and found they needed to go up one level with the torrents folder path.

[@KeesFluitman]

@@AwesomeOpenSource sorry for never responding. Don't know what my problem was back then but I remember working with trash guides a lot to get all the volumes and mounts properly working.

[@jewittm]

Not going to lie, got screwed up in the qbittorrent part because the tcp/udp buttons colors are reversed in darkmode

[@AwesomeOpenSource]

Yeah. It's a bit of a pain. Sorry about that.

[@raeraetan]

how does one know what the subnet numbers to enter when creating the new network? anyone?

[@AwesomeOpenSource]

You can use any private subnet that you aren't using as your LAN or VLANs already. The private network ipv4 ranges are 10.0.0.0 - 10.255.255.255, 172.16.0.0 - 172.31.255.255, and 192.168.0.0 - 192.168.255.255

[@InsaiyanTech]

can some 1 help me with this i did this setup in windows and now im trying to do this on docker but im kinda lost ont he volumes stuff?

[@AwesomeOpenSource]

If you jump over to discuss.opensourceisawesome.com and ask in the #help-me-please channel, I or someone will get with you to work through it as we have time.

[@paulo_figueiredo1968]

Hi, how can you access qbittorent folders and share via SMB (download folder) ???

[@AwesomeOpenSource]

If you're using them through Docker, then those folders you map (like I did in portainer) are the directories on the host machine. So you can set those up to be shared via SMB as well if you want to.

[@jcmichel5768]

what if we want to use usenet?

[@slcyberking]

TFS Bro

[@AwesomeOpenSource]

My pleasure.

[@fiqabumm1]

hi for some reason i am getting unable to connect to indexer error even though jacke,t is running ?

[@AwesomeOpenSource]

Double check the port. If you are using the name for the address, change it to the Docker IP. If that doesn’t work try the host IP. I’ve seen it be successful all three ways at different times.

[@fiqabumm1]

@@AwesomeOpenSource sorry i am new to all this. jacket is on 9117 like in your video and when you go to sonnar setting to setup indexer it just ask for url and api key which i copy and paste and i then get this error

[@AwesomeOpenSource]

@@fiqabumm1 ok. If you take Is This all running in a VPN?

[@fiqabumm1]

@@AwesomeOpenSource no there is no VPN running

[@AwesomeOpenSource]

@@fiqabumm1 ok, next step is check the logs for sonarr. You want to check the Docker logs, so if you have Portainer this is the easiest way.

[@memilanuk]

Did you ever come up with a workable solution for using qBittorrent on something other than port 8080?

[@AwesomeOpenSource]

No, just left it there.

[@trevorrichardson3989]

You have to change the webui_port to match and also likely set your browser to allow that port - each one has a different procedure

[@retronexusnet]

@@AwesomeOpenSource yep set the environment "-e WEBUI_PORT=1234" and for ports then "1234:1234" in the container settings. Instantly works

[@creative-commons-videos]

most of the indexers of jackett are blocked in my country, will you please show how to setup proxy / vpn using portainer ?

[@AwesomeOpenSource]

Let me work on it and see what I can come up with.

[@shanewilliams2956]

I would like you to show that too. The proxy / VPN setup as my ISP Spectrum flags torrent downloads.

[@MrNextX100]

Where is the template link

[@TechExplorerPro]

Have you considered also uploading (specifically guides like this) in an alternative website like Odysee? Yt might not mind now but the more popular your channel becomes the more risk there is of having the videos taken down. Another channel I really like (Mental Outlaw) is doing the same after he was trying to explain Torrtns.

[@AwesomeOpenSource]

I have, but there are weeks where I barely get this site updated with a new video. I'm getting some help this summer on editing, so I'm hoping I can expand a bit.

[@isidrocampos7981]

i dont dont get it why all those many steps to download a buch of torrents . showrss is does that for you

[@AwesomeOpenSource]

It's not about downloading torrents. The ...Arr probgrams are media organization apps, and with large libraries, are a tremendously good way to get your media organized.

[@ronsone8373]

What no vpn😂😂😂

[@AwesomeOpenSource]

Yep, did a follow up on using with a VPN.