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[Docker Request] Jackett

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It's in beta, but allows more private trackers in Sonaar via the Torznab protocol.  Latest version is supposed to running on Linux (I'm guessing from a source build? Uses mono for linux).  It'd definitely be nice to have along with Sonaar to pull down my stuff from my private trackers that Sonaar doesn't yet support.

 

https://www.reddit.com/r/trackers/comments/333wax/jackett_app_additional_trackers_for_sonarr/

 

https://github.com/zone117x/Jackett

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Used one of the Jackett dockers on the docker repository.  My docker commandline (change the paths to your own locations):

 

docker run -d --name="Jacket" --net="bridge" -e TZ="America/New_York" -p 9117:9117/tcp -v "/mnt/docker-appdata/data/jackett":"/config":rw -v "/mnt/docker-appdata/data/jackett":"/root/.config/Jackett/":rw -v "/mnt/docker-appdata/data/jackett/app":"/app":rw ammmze/jackett

 

I extracted the contents of the latest Jackett release zip file (from the above git) into the app/ directory (the extracted zip actually has a release directory in it, with all the files under that, move those files into the app/ directory).  On my install I had to map the config directory to both the /config and the /root/.config/Jackett/.  Those aren't strictly necessary to run, but that way your config files are safe from a removal and reinstall (otherwise it stores the config files IN the container, not on your unraid filesystem).

 

It's not unraid specific, but I've managed to get it running ok, and it works with my Sonarr without having to run it on my windows boxen..

 

Now if anybody wants to MAKE an Unraid docker for this, I'll gladly switch over, but this at least works for me at the moment.

 

Used one of the Jackett dockers on the docker repository.  My docker commandline (change the paths to your own locations):

 

docker run -d --name="Jacket" --net="bridge" -e TZ="America/New_York" -p 9117:9117/tcp -v "/mnt/docker-appdata/data/jackett":"/config":rw -v "/mnt/docker-appdata/data/jackett":"/root/.config/Jackett/":rw -v "/mnt/docker-appdata/data/jackett/app":"/app":rw ammmze/jackett

 

I extracted the contents of the latest Jackett release zip file (from the above git) into the app/ directory (the extracted zip actually has a release directory in it, with all the files under that, move those files into the app/ directory).  On my install I had to map the config directory to both the /config and the /root/.config/Jackett/.  Those aren't strictly necessary to run, but that way your config files are safe from a removal and reinstall (otherwise it stores the config files IN the container, not on your unraid filesystem).

 

It's not unraid specific, but I've managed to get it running ok, and it works with my Sonarr without having to run it on my windows boxen..

 

Now if anybody wants to MAKE an Unraid docker for this, I'll gladly switch over, but this at least works for me at the moment.

Rather than using the command line, you can also use the docker search plugin to create a template for it, or manually enter in the appropriate information in dockerMan when you hit Add Container. 

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