Mediabox is meant to be an all Docker Container based media aggregator stack.
Components include:
- Couchpotato movie library manager
- Deluge torrent client (using VPN)
- Duplicati Backup Software
- Jackett Tracker API and Proxy
- Minio cloud storage
- Muximux Web based HTPC manager
- NetData System Monitoring
- NZBGet Usenet Downloader
- Ombi media assistant
- Plex media server
- Portainer Docker Container manager
- Radarr movie library manager
- Sickrage TV library manager
- Sonarr TV library manager
- Tautulli Plex Media Server monitor
- Watchtower automatic container updater
- Ubuntu 16.04 LTS Or Ubuntu 18.04 LTS
- VPN account from Private internet Access (Please see binhex's Github Repo if you want to use a different VPN)
- Git
- Docker
- Python 2.7
- Docker-Compose
For simplicity's sake (eg. automatic dependency management), the method used to install these packages is Ubuntu's default package manager, APT. There are several other methods that work just as well, if not better (especially if you don't have superuser access on your system), so use whichever method you prefer. Continue when you've successfully installed all packages listed.
(You'll need superuser access to run these commands successfully)
Start by updating and upgrading our current packages:
$ sudo apt update && sudo apt full-upgrade
Install the prerequisite packages:
$ sudo apt install git python bridge-utils
Note - Mediabox uses Docker CE as the default Docker version now - if you skip this and run with older Docker versions you may have issues.
- Uninstall old versions:
$ sudo apt remove docker docker-engine docker.ioIt’s OK if apt reports that none of these packages are installed. - Install Docker CE:
$ sudo curl -fsSL https://get.docker.com/ | sh - Install Docker-Compose:
sudo curl -L https://github.com/docker/compose/releases/download/1.21.2/docker-compose-`uname -s`-`uname -m` -o /usr/local/bin/docker-compose
- Set the permissions:
$ sudo chmod +x /usr/local/bin/docker-compose - Verify the Docker Compose installation:
$ docker-compose -v
Add the current user to the docker group:
$ sudo usermod -aG docker $USER
Adjustment for the the DelugeVPN container
$ sudo /sbin/modprobe iptable_mangle
Reboot your machine manually, or using the command line:
$ sudo reboot
Once the prerequisites are all taken care of you can move forward with using mediabox.
- Clone the mediabox repository:
$ git clone https://github.com/tom472/mediabox.git - Change directory into mediabox:
$ cd mediabox/ - Run the mediabox.sh script:
$ ./mediabox.shRead below for the script questions - To upgrade Mediabox at anytime, re-run the mediabox script:
$ ./mediabox.sh- See Upgrading Mediabox below if you need to do a one-time upgrade to get to the self-updating version.
Please be prepared to supply the following details after you run Step 4 above.
As the script runs you will be prompted for:
-
Your Private Internet Access credentials
- username
- password
-
The version of Plex you want to run
- latest
- public
- plexpass
Note: If you choose plexpass as your version you may optionally specify CLAIM_TOKEN - you can get your claim token by logging in at plex.tv/claim
-
The "style" of Portainer to use
- auth (will require a password, require a persistent volume map, and will need you to select the endpoint to manage)
- noauth (will not require a password for access and will automatically connect to the local Docker sock endpoint)
-
Credentials for the NBZGet interface and the Deluge daemon which needed for the CouchPotato container.
- username
- password
Upon completion, the script will launch your mediabox containers.
Upgrading mediabox:
This is only necessary once - and only if you dowloaded Mediabox before auto-update was added into the project.
- Change directory into mediabox:
$ cd your/path/to/mediabox/ - Git Stash any alterations to local files:
$ git stash - Git pull the changes to the Mediabox Project:
$ git pull - Run the mediabox.sh script:
$ ./mediabox.sh<< Redo just this step anytime you want/need to upgrade Mediabox
Thanks go out to:
@kspillane - Jumped right in and is providing helpful commits / PRs
@mnkhouri - provided a large amount of code clean-up.
@danipolo for the bridge-utils tip
If you enjoy the project -- Fuel it with some caffeine :)
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