#SONARR RASPBERRY PI HOW TO#
#SONARR RASPBERRY PI INSTALL#
#SONARR RASPBERRY PI TV#
#SONARR RASPBERRY PI WINDOWS#

Update: Nginx Proxy Manager install guide is here! Hopefully this guide helps you get Overseerr up and running pretty quickly! I don’t have a reverse proxy setup yet, but once I do – I’ll be setting up Nginx Proxy Manager and opening a port in my router for my Plex users to access.

If you use Portainer or want to deploy Overseerr with Docker-Compose, here you go: version: '2'

#SONARR RASPBERRY PI WINDOWS#

Oh, and if you are curious about setting Windows Toast Notifications (the popup notifications in the bottom right-corner once Sonarr grabs an episode) check out my Configure Windows Toast Notifications for Sonarr and Radarr guide. I use NZBGet, so after a few moments you should start to see NZBGet downloading all of the requested episodes.įor Radarr, just repeat the steps above for Sonarr, this time using your Radarr API key and paths. The last thing you need to check is Overseerr automatically grabs and downloads the episodes via Sonarr.

#SONARR RASPBERRY PI TV#

You can then search for any TV show via Overseerr, and it will automatically start downloading it via the Sonarr API connection! In a separate browser tab, open your Sonarr webui (192.168.68.137:8989) and navigate to Settings > General to grab the API key.Īfter clicking TEST, it should say “ Sonarr connection established!” Once established, you can then choose a Quality Profile and Root Folder. That is the IP address of your Ubuntu VM.įrom your desktop, you can now type to access your Overseerr webui (replacing the IP address with the IP address of your Ubuntu VM, of course).Īfter logging in via Plex, navigate to Settings > Services. If ifconfig isn’t installed, it’ll prompt you to do so.

Since I’ll need to copy/paste the API keys Sonarr and Radarr, I prefer to access things from my desktop.įirst, you need to find out the IP address of your Ubuntu VM. Step 4: Add Sonarr and Radarr to Overseerrįor this step, you can either continue testing and making changes from inside the Ubuntu VM or browse the to the webui from your desktop. If you’re setting this up for the first time, you’ll want to run this now rather than wait 6 hours for it to automatically scan your Plex library. Scroll down a little and click Sync Plex Libraries:Ī little below that is a “Manual Library Scan” option. Once you hit Save Changes, it should pull your Plex server name automatically. Sign in with your Plex credentials.Įnter your Plex server’s IP address. You could also browse to your UbuntuIP:5055 ()Ĭlick the orange Login with Plex option. If you installed Overseerr from within your Ubuntu VM, browse to to see if the page loads. You can also use Putty to SSH into your host server.Īfter a few seconds, your Overseerr container should now be running! To deploy the Overseerr image, open a terminal and type the below command: sudo docker run -d -e LOG_LEVEL=info -e TZ=America/LosAngeles -p 5055:3000 -v /srv/config/overseerr:/app/config -restart unless-stopped sctx/overseerr:develop

#SONARR RASPBERRY PI HOW TO#

If not, follow my How To Install Docker On Ubuntu 20.04 guide. This guide assumes you already have a Ubuntu VM with Docker installed. If you want to access Overseerr remotely, follow my Nginx Proxy Manager setup guide after this guide. This guide will only allow users inside your local network to request TV shows or movies (husband, wife, kids, VPN-connected users, etc). Being fairly new to Docker, I decided to write a step-by-step guide for anyone wanting to setup this up themselves. Many of you already use Ombi or Requesterr to do this, but as the developer stated in his Reddit post, he had some long standing issues with those options and decided to create a new project to solve them. It also integrates directly with Sonarr and Radarr, so once your users request something – it automatically starts downloading the requested media for them to watch. Overseerr integrates directly with Plex so you can login and manage user access with Plex, view your library, and much more. Yesterday on Reddit, I came across an awesome Ombi alternative that allows your Plex users to request TV shows and Movies in an incredibly simple and easy-to-use way.

Sonarr raspberry pi