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@IllMethodsyep, the command is used in any text channel in your server.

[[Support] Membarr Docker Template]

@IllMethods

The commands are inputted in your discord server. Once you have invited your bot to your server, you can use the slash commands in any text channel in your server.

 

[[Support] Membarr Docker Template]

@matthew42904Use the membarr template. and you don't need to change anything in the template except for entering your bot token.

Sorry for the confusion!
 

(If you ran it with the invitarr template, rename your appdata/invitarr folder to membarr to keep your settings.)

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@matthew42904 What docker image did you switch to? If you switched to yoruio/invitar, please switch back to yoruio/membarr. The instructions on github were from before this app was on CA (fixed it now). Currenly. Yoruio/invitarr and Yoruio/membarr are mirrors of each other, but I might not be updating yoruio/invitarr in the future.

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Can you check that your discord bot has presence and server member intents enabled? Also double check that your bot token is correct.

seems the log is cut off though, is that the entire log?

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[[Support] Membarr Docker Template]

Support thread for Membarr Unraid Docker template

Dockerhub: https://hub.docker.com/r/yoruio/membarr

Github: https://github.com/yoruio/membarr

Docker Template: https://github.com/Yoruio/unraid-templates/blob/master/membarr/membarr.xml

Discord: https://discord.gg/7hAUKKTyTd

 

What is Membarr?

Actively supported fork of Invitarr that adds Jellyfin support, and an updated Discord API, Membarr is a Discord bot that invites users from your discord server to Jellyfin or Plex. Either manually through a single command, or automatically when a role is assigned.

 

Why use Membarr instead of Invitarr?

Among other things, Membarr brings support for Discord slash commands with its updated Discord API, and Jellyfin integration. Membarr is also actively supported, with reported bugs being fixed quickly.

 

Clean Installation

Discord Application Creation

1. Create a Discord application here: https://discord.com/developers/applications.
2. Under the "Bot" tab, click "Add Bot", to create a bot for your application.
3. Under the "Privileged Gateway Intents" section of the "Bot" page, make sure "Presence Intent" and "Server Members Intent" are enabled.
4. In the "Bot Permissions" section of the "Bot" page, tick "Administrator"
5. Scroll back up to the top of the "Bot" page, and click "Reset Token". Copy the newly generated token, and make sure to keep it in a safe place. We'll be using this later on.

 

Installing Membarr

1. Install Membarr from Community Applications.
2. Paste your bot token from earlier into the "Discord Bot Token" field, and click "Apply".

 

Inviting Membarr to Your Server

1. Go back to your bot page in Discord Applications.
2. In the Oauth2 -> URL Generator Page, select "bot" and "applications.commands" under scopes.
3. Select "Administrator" under Bot Permissions
4. Copy and go to the generated URL to invite Membarr to your server.

 

Migrating from Invitarr

Note: Membarr has a slightly different database table than Invitarr. Make sure you backup your app.db before running Membarr if you want to switch back to Invitarr in the future. See GitHub page for info on migrating backwards to Invitarr.

Membarr functions as a drop-in migration from Invitarr. Simply follow the steps for Installing Membarr noted above, but make sure to point the container config path at your old Invitarr appdata (e.g. /mnt/user/appdata/invitarr). All your old users will be migrated to Membarr.

 

How Do I Use Membarr?

Good Question. Check out the Github page for more information on how to use and setup Membarr after it is installed on Unraid and present in your Discord server!

 

Please feel free to ask questions, or really post anything related to Membarr under this topic. The main topic will be updated as changes to Membarr are made, or as bugs or issues are found.