#readarr — Public Fediverse posts

If you use #Lidarr or #Readarr (or any *arr), get #Huntarr, fantastic program.

RIP Readarr.

I can't say I didn't see this coming, ever since their metadata service broke about a year ago.

Luckily, LazyLibrarian has been working well since I set it up a few months ago.

https://github.com/Readarr/Readarr

#SelfHosted #Readarr #LazyLibrarian

My #Readarr container seems kind of broken. It pulls books, but can't seem to actually add them to Calibre.

In searching around the 'net, it kind of sounds like this -arr is just broken, in general.

I guess I need to look into #LazyLibrarian.

Why did it take me so long for me to finally use #sonarr, #overseerr, #radarr, #prowlarr, and #readarr because it's so much more convenient to have seasons automatically download instead of remembering to manually download them.

I've been attempting to fiddle around with #Readarr the last couple days but I don't think it's going to do what I want it to do. I could be wrong but I'm not sure how much more time I want to dump into it. #selfhosted #selfhosting #Linux 🤓

I wrote a blog post about the "Custom Script" connection option in #sonarr #radarr #lidarr #readarr and using it to post to #mastodon. I didn't want to use a third party service to mesh the two, so I just made a simple bash script (so it could run in the docker containers) that uses curl to post a status based on the environment variables.

The blog post: https://blog.joyrex.net/making-a-mastodon-bot-account-and-integrating-with-arrs

The github for the script: https://github.com/ejstacey/send-mastodon

I don't plan on making some huge full featured bash script, just wanted something someone else can grab and customise to their liking.

Honestly you don't need much, my #jellyfin server is running on an old dual core #Intel #pentium

I am currently deploying #nextcloud, #jellyfin, #sonarr, #readarr, #sabnzbd, #radarr, #lidarr, #prowlarr, #heimdall, #jackett, #qbittorrent, #ombi, #tdarr (I am using a spare laptop as a node, this is just the server), and a few others that are dependencies such as #swag, and #mariadb, all of these are run as docker containers most of which are from #linuxserver.io

@laserlotus