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Crime does pay for many many many people. You living in a fairytale 😂

Glad I checked for this before I had to comment it.

I’m extremely thankful for this information.

This isn’t likely to work without some whack a mole with errors though but it should be enough for someone curious enough to be able to get a working solution.

My NAS currently has a sole 10TB HDD and funds are too low to justify an additional one so I am very nervous.

I am going to be pasting a set of commands to get docker and docker compose set up, but please be wary of people giving commands to run in the terminal. You could use the information I’ve provided to help you find guides to confirm that no weird commands, but I copied this from my guide I use whenever I set up a new VM to use docker.

So the commands below add any dependencies for docker, adds the GPG key to verify and then installs docker and docker compose. I also set up a docker user add them to the docker group so I don’t need to use sudo to run.

I then use docker to create a portainer instance. Portainer allows you to use a webUi to see what you have running and stop start any of your services from there.

After this I have provided a docker compose file which would be named docker-compose.yml. Yaml sucks as it constantly moans about spacing, but essentially you want to use spaces and not tabs and each new line would be indented two spaces unless it’s a sub part of the section above then it would be two more spaces etc.

This docker compose might or might not be what you need, this one first sets up gluetun, which is a VPN layer which I can route other services through as you don’t want to torrent from your IP.

So gluetun is set up using ProtonVPN and you pass the username and password. Username has +pmp for port forwarding.

Then each service under here can choose to use the service:gluetun or bridge network. The former is for the VPN the latter is routed through regular network. Notice how anything routed through the VPN has the ports defined in the VPN service.

The others things you would need to be conscious of is the paths I have used for /mnt/vault/* as these are network attached storage from TrueNAS. Depending on how you want to store things you’ll need to just add the paths to these. The paths look weird but the part before the colon is where it is on your machine and the part after is what it is called inside that container.

You’ll notice that Plex requires a claim key but you can google how to find that.

This isn’t going to get you up and running and you will likely run in to permission errors and other errors along the way. I would suggest coming back here with your errors or giving them to ChatGPT, just don’t blindly copy commands if you don’t know what they do.

Once your docker compose is complete you can run docker compose up -d to spin it up. Then in portainer you can see all the containers and then login to each and do the setup. Docker compose down to stop them all.

When I set this up I did the gluetun and then Radarr. Get that working and then add your next thing and then the next and so on until you have what you want.

As I said this isn’t a complete solution and you will run into roadblocks, but that’s the fun for me and I am happy to help when you get stuck along the way.

Edit: A few more things you should know. The volumes section. The ones starting with ./ means they’re in the directory where the docker compose file is. And as I have perms to 1001 you would need to ensure that is the PUID of the docker user and then for each folder, plex for instance you can run “sudo chown -R 1001:1001 ./plex” and “sudo chmod-R 755 ./plex” which is change ownership and changes permissions for that directory.

## Docker

Install dependencies  

sudo apt install apt-transport-https ca-certificates curl software-properties-common -y

Add the Docker GPG key to the server's keyring  

sudo curl -fsSL https://download.docker.com/%E2%80%8Blinux/ubuntu/gpg -o /etc/apt/keyrings/docker.asc

Add the latest Docker repository to the APT sources  

echo "deb arch=$(dpkg --print-architecture) signed-by=/etc/apt/keyrings/​docker.asc] https://download.docker.com/%E2%80%8Blinux/ubuntu $(. /etc/os-release && echo "$VERSIONCODENAME") stable" | sudo tee /etc/apt/sources.list.d/​docker.list > /dev/null

Update the server package index.  

sudo apt update

Install Docker  

sudo apt-get install docker-ce docker-ce-cli containerd.io docker-buildx-plugin docker-compose-plugin

Verify  

sudo docker --version

Enable the Docker system service to start automatically at boot time.  

sudo systemctl enable docker

View the Docker service status and verify that it's running  

sudo systemctl status docker

### Install docker compose

sudo apt install docker-compose-plugin -y

Verifiy the installation  

docker compose version

### Portainer

Create a Volume for Portainer Data  

docker volume create portainerdata

Deploy Portainer as a Container

docker run -d

  --name=portainer

  --restart=always

  -p 8000:8000

  -p 9443:9443

  -v /var/run/docker.sock:/var/run/​docker.sock

  -v portainerdata:/data

  portainer/portainer-ce:latest

Acess Portainer  

https//your-server-ip:9443

### Running Docker without Sudo

Add your user to the docker group:

sudo usermod -aG docker $USER

Log out and log back in, or restart your system.

Verify by running:

docker ps

Below is the docker-compose.yml file.

services:
\   gluetun:
\     image: qmcgaw/gluetun
\     containername: protonvpn
\     capadd:
\       - NETADMIN
\     devices:
\       - /dev/net/tun:/dev/net/tun
\     ports: # These are the qBittorrent ports, I like to use random ports and not the default ports 49152
\       - 49893:49893 # This is for the qBittorrent WebUI Port
\       - 6881:6881 # Listening port for TCP
\       - 6881:6881/udp # Listening port for UDP
\       - 7878:7878 # Listening port for Radarr
\       - 8989:8989 # Listening port for Sonarr
\       - 9696:9696 # Listening port for Proxlarr
\     environment:
\       - VPNSERVICEPROVIDER=protonvpn
\       - OPENVPNUSER=USERNAME+pmp # REPLACE with your OpenVPN username (+pmp for port forwarding)
\       - OPENVPNPASSWORD=PASSWORD # REPLACE with your OpenVPN password
\       - VPNPORTFORWARDING=on
\       - SERVERCOUNTRIES=France # These countries must support P2P
\     volumes:
\       - ./gluetun:/gluetun
\     restart: unless-stopped
\
\   qbittorrent:
\     image: lscr.io/linuxserver/​qbittorrent:latest
\     containername: qbittorrent
\     environment:
\       - PUID=1001 # to find your current ID just type "id" in the terminal
\       - PGID=1001 # to find your current group ID just type "id" in the terminal
\       - TZ=Europe/London
\       - WEBUIPORT=49893 # Must match the port used on gluetun for the WebUI
\       - TORRENTINGPORT=6881
\     volumes:
\       - ./qbittorent/config:/config # this will create the config folder in the same folder as the yml file
\       - /mnt/vault/Downloads/​downloads # adjust to your desired download directory
\     networkmode: "service:gluetun" # must match the container name of gluetun
\     restart: unless-stopped
\
\   prowlarr:
\     image: lscr.io/linuxserver/prowlarr:​latest
\     containername: prowlarr
\     dependson:
\       - gluetun
\     environment:
\       - PUID=1001
\       - PGID=1001
\       - TZ=Europe/London
\     user: "1001:1001"
\     volumes:
\       - ./prowlarr/config:/config
\     networkmode: "service:gluetun"
\     restart: unless-stopped
\
\   radarr:
\     image: lscr.io/linuxserver/radarr
\     containername: radarr
\     dependson:
\       - gluetun
\     environment:
\       - PUID=1001
\       - PGID=1001
\       - TZ=Europe/London
\     user: "1001:1001"
\     volumes:
\       - ./radarr/config:/config
\       - /mnt/vault/Downloads/​downloads
\       - /mnt/vault/Movies/movies
\     networkmode: "service:gluetun"
\     restart: unless-stopped
\
\   sonarr:
\     image: lscr.io/linuxserver/sonarr
\     containername: sonarr
\     dependson:
\       - gluetun
\     environment:
\       - PUID=1001
\       - PGID=1001
\       - TZ=Europe/London
\     user: "1001:1001"
\     volumes:
\       - ./sonarr/config:/config
\       - /mnt/vault/Downloads/​downloads
\       - /mnt/vault/TV:/tv
\     networkmode: "service:gluetun"
\     restart: unless-stopped
\
\   jellyfin:
\     image: jellyfin/jellyfin
\     containername: jellyfin
\     environment:
\       - PUID=1001
\       - PGID=1001
\       - TZ=Europe/London
\     volumes:
\       - ./jellyfin/config:/config
\       - /mnt/vault/Movies/movies
\       - /mnt/vault/TV:/tv
\     restart: unless-stopped
\     ports:
\       - 8096:8096
\     networkmode: "bridge"
\
\   plex:
\     image: lscr.io/linuxserver/plex:​latest
\     containername: plex
\     networkmode: host
\     environment:
\       - PUID=1001
\       - PGID=1001
\       - TZ=Europe/London
\       - VERSION=docker
\       - PLEXCLAIM=CLAIMKEY
\       - NVIDIAVISIBLEDEVICES=all
\     volumes:
\       - ./plex:/config
\       - /mnt/vault/Movies/movies
\       - /mnt/vault/TV:/tv
\     deploy:
\       resources:
\         reservations:
\           devices:
\             - driver: nvidia
\               count: all
\               capabilities: gpu]
\     runtime: nvidia
\     restart: unless-stopped

That’s great you’re starting from a place that should make this easy.

Let me jump on my PC and get some information to help you get started.

For those on iOS you don’t need an app to do this.

You can go to settings -> apps -> phone -> silence unknown callers.

This will send them straight to voicemail and the call will show in the recent calls list.

Aside from the FOSS that people love.

I will add something real world. I have Plex and Jellyfin running. Now Plex works fine for the most part but certain codecs when I am watching on iOS just has issues and freezes a lot so I have to use Jellyfin, but the UI in Jellyfin is pretty sparse and not as polished.

Before you start can I ask what experience you have with computers, command line, and have you ever done any programming.

Programming isn’t necessary but it helps me see if you’ve been exposed to the kind of syntax you will see in docker.

Happy to help you learn this though.

What do you do to break them?

In my forties and never broken a headphone jack, headphones, cable, or in fact anything like that. I tend to take care of my stuff and not treat it in such a way as I’m going to break it.

Thanks for this. That is interesting to know.

Perfecto.

Muchas gracias

Rather than betting on conjecture you might do well to search for blog posts of security researchers that test these kinds of claims. Then you could have posted that instead of going on feelings.

Like this.

Lawsuit based on research by mysk not sure in the outcome of this though and whether the the claims that there is a difference between data collection for selling to data brokers vs data collection to improve the user experience. As I developer myself we will collect data to help us understand our software better and with no intention to do anything with it.

Another one appears to be about a flaw in how they anonymise data, specifically local differential privacy.

So it does appear that there are claims about opt-in, but I didn’t see anything concrete in my cursory look and I’m not afraid to post articles attacking my own point.

I prefer to exercise positive intent, but you do you negative Nellie.

Sure you can be skeptical in your mind but perhaps engage with the person and try to find more information and then make a judgement.

I’m curious as to what you find so unbelievable. The fact that someone from NK is on the internet or that they found Lemmy. I know for a fact if I was from NK I wouldn’t be able to resist the curiosity of using the internet, consequences be damned.

Smoked a hell of a lot of weed and if I got no effect from it then I wouldn’t have kept doing it.

Although, to be honest I’m under no illusion I wouldn’t have self-medicated with something else, earlier than I actually did.

I would be very rich if I had your genes.

I see you saying the same thing in other comments and frankly I don’t think people care. It’s a term used to encompass LLMs and at this point I think everybody here knows what the person is referring to.

That said, as a pedant myself, crack on if you like. I just wanted to express my thoughts as I’m not pedantic over this 😂

Freedom of speech I assume.

I read GM as Grand Master (chess). You’ve bastardised it now.

Ssssh