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* Set static IP | * Set static IP | ||
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* ??? | * ??? | ||
* Profit! | * Profit! | ||
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| + | * Make sure all '''/Downloads''' are pointed to the same directory across all docker containers. | ||
Latest revision as of 19:20, 12 September 2019
About
This articles main purpose is to create a repeatable set of steps to get a brand new Unraid server configured to setup Plex and associated media management tools like Sonarr (TV shows), Couchpotato (Movies), Radarr (Movies), NZBGet (automated Usenet downloader), and more as needed, using Docker.
This will be a long article. Eventually.
Unraid
- If enabled, disable both Virtual Machines and Docker, because you can't change network settings with them enabled
- Set static IP
- Enable Docker
- Install Community Applications plugin from here: https://forums.unraid.net/topic/38582-plug-in-community-applications/
- Click on the newly installed Apps tab
- ???
- Profit!
Docker
- Make sure all /Downloads are pointed to the same directory across all docker containers.
