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My docker-compose to home-server
https://github.com/baruchiro/home-server

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# Baruch Home Server



## Configuration



You need to create a `.env` file alongside the `docker-compose.yml` file. The `docker-compose` will subtitute the variables into the compose configurations.



### telegram-download-deaemon



Set the next variables in the `.env` file. You need to get this values from [Telegram App Configuration](https://my.telegram.org/apps) page.



- `TELEGRAM_DAEMON_API_ID`

- `TELEGRAM_DAEMON_API_HASH`

- [`TELEGRAM_TV_CHANNEL_ID`](https://stackoverflow.com/a/39943226/839513)



### telegram2twitter



Set the next variables in the `.env` file.



The next values are available in your [Twitter Developer Portal](https://developer.twitter.com/en/portal/projects-and-apps):



- `TELEGRAM_TWITTER_CONSUMER_KEY`

- `TELEGRAM_TWITTER_CONSUMER_SECRET`

- `TELEGRAM_TWITTER_ACCESS_TOKEN`

- `TELEGRAM_TWITTER_TOKEN_SECRET`



You need also to ask Telegram [BotFather](https://t.me/botfather) to give you the *Bot Access Token* for `TELEGRAM_TWITTER_BOT_TOKEN`.



Last variable is your `TELEGRAM_TWITTER_USER_ID`. You can launch the bot without it, and then you can get it by running the command `/id` in the bot.



### node-red



Set the secret in the `.env` file with the key `NODE_RED_CREDENTIAL_SECRET`.



## Register as Service



```bash

sudo cp home-server-compose.service /etc/systemd/system

sudo systemctl enable home-server-compose.service

./pull.sh

```



## First Running



### telegram-download-daemon



For the first time, you need to authenticate with your phone number. Run only the `telegram-download-daemon` in interactive mode with `docker-compose run --rm telegram-download-daemon` and enter your phone number and then the code you received from Telegram.



You expect to see the message `Signed in successfully as {youe name}`.



### Deluge



> **Port:** `8112`

> **Default password:** `deluge`



- `Preference -> Plugin -> Label` make sure the `Label` is checked, otherwise, Sonarr will can't contact with the downloads.

- `Preference -> Downloads -> Download To` set to `/downloads`

- `Preference -> Queue`

  - **Seeding:** `0`

  - **Share Ratio:** `0`

  - **Time Ratio:** `0`



### Jackett



> **Port:** `9117`



Add indexers you want.



### Sonarr



> **Port:** `8989`



Open the settings and check to show advanced settings.



#### Media Management



- **Rename Episodes:**

  - **Series Folder Format:** `{Series TitleYear}`

  - **Season Folder Format:** `Season {season:00}`



#### Indexers



- `Add Indexer -> Toznab`

  - **URL:** `http://localhost:9117/torznab/all`

  - **API Key:** Get from Jackett interface



#### Doanload Client



`Add Client -> Deluge`



#### Add Series



- **Configuration**

  - **Root Folder:** `/tv`

  - **Quality Profile:** Select one



Now select seasons and/or episods to monitor. Click on "Search" icon to download monitored.



In **Queue**, make sure you see values in **Inexer**, **Download Client**, **Output Path** and **Progress** columns.



Open **Deluge** and see the downloading torrent.



#### Connect



Add **Telegram**.



### Jellyfin



> **Port:** `8096`



- **Media Library**

  - **Content type:** `TV Shows`

  - **Folders:** `/media/tv-shows`



### Bazarr



> **Port:** `6767`



- **Sonarr**

  - **Hostname or IP Address:** `localhost`

  - **API Key:** Get from `Sonarr -> Settings -> General`

- **Notifications:** Telegram