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Docker:Media Server:Sonarr

Sonarr is a PVR for Usenet and BitTorrent users.

It can monitor multiple RSS feeds for new episodes of your favorite shows and will grab, sort and rename them.


Configure Sonarrr

Enter http://172.19.0.30:8989 into a browser.

NOTE: This IP address is specified in the Dockerfile.

Modify as required.

Click on the Settings button.


Configure Media Management

Navigate to Settings → Media Management.

In Episode Naming:

  • Rename Episodes: Checked.
  • Replace Illegal Characters: Checked.
  • Standard Episode Format: {Series Title}.S{season:00}E{episode:00}.{Episode Title}.{MediaInfo VideoCodec}.{Quality Title}. Change this as required.


In Folders:

  • Create empty series folders: Checked.
  • Delete empty folders: Not Checked.


In Importing:

  • Episode Title Required: Always.
  • Skip Free Space Check: Not Checked.
  • Minimum Free Space: 100.
  • Use Hardlinks instead of Copy: Checked.
  • Import Extra Files: Not Checked.


In File Management:

  • Ignore Deleted Episodes: Not Checked.
  • Propers and Repacks: Prefer and Upgrade.
  • Analyse video files: Checked.
  • Rescan Series Folder after Refresh: Always.
  • Change File Date: None.
  • Recycling Bin: <blank>.
  • Recycling Bin Cleanup: 7.


In Permissions:

  • Set Permissions: Not Checked.
  • File chmod mode: 0644.
  • Folder chmod mode: 0755.
  • chown User: <blank>.
  • chown Group: <blank>.


In Root Folders:

  • Click on Add Root Folder button, and select Tv.

NOTE: This Tv folder is connected with the actual path where your TV shows exists.

The following line from the Sonarr section in the Dockerfile connects this Tv directory to the /home/peter/Documents/nas_tv_shows/ in this example.

Dockerfile
      - /home/peter/Documents/nas_tv_shows/:/tv:rw
docker/media_server/sonarr.1587312013.txt.gz · Last modified: 2020/07/15 09:30 (external edit)

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