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Usenet Docker

Containers

• jwilder/nginx-proxy - Nginx Proxy
• linuxserver/sabnzbd - SABnzbd
• linuxserver/couchpotato - CouchPotato
• linuxserver/plex - Plex
• linuxserver/sonarr - Sonarr
• linuxserver/plexpy - Plexpy
• linuxserver/hydra - NZBHydra
• linuxserver/muximux - Muximux
• linuxserver/radarr - Radarr
• linuxserver/ombi - Ombi
• linuxserver/nzbget - NZBGet

Docker Setup

1. Update ./uidgid.env with the user and group IDs that will be running Docker
2. Update ./docker-compose.yml and replace HOSTNAME with the URL that will be pointing at the docker container and replace /data_directory_path with the directory for config, downloads, movies and TV folders
3. Choose which Usenet services containers the use and remove the extras from the ./docker-compose.yml file
   • There are serveral containers that are duplicate services, I just added them for extra choices
4. Run docker-compose up -d to start all the Usenet services

Hostnames

• I pointed subdomains to my home IP address for each service that I wanted external access to. I plan on setting up DynDNS with DD-WRT soon but for now my IP address has been the same for 2 months
• In my router configuration I forwarded all the necessary ports to my local server running Docker

Note about Plex and setting up Plex server

• 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
• I found my solution in this Github issue thread https://github.com/linuxserver/docker-plex/issues/36
• Specifically I had to SSH tunnel to the Plex Docker container ssh -L 8080:localhost:32400 user@dockerhost.mydomain.net, then opened a web browser and went to 127.0.0.1:8080/web/index.html which allowed me to configure my server