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Hi!
First of all - great work! This was a super straight forward way setting up. Much appreciated.
Now looking to rather use Usenet instead of Torrent, but running into issues configuring NZBGet, as Sonarr cannot access the installation's download folders, due to the Dockerisation.
Do you have any pointers for me there?
Thanks!
It's easy.

You just need to add in Sonarr, as well as Radarr the following under Settings -> Downloadclients -> Remote Path Mappings
Remote-Path is simply the location you installed for my case its /home/mediaserver/media/downloads/completed/Series
The localpath is the volume inside the docker-container and if you have followed the yam's guide it'd be /tv/
Change it to /Movies for Radarr.
This is what I added in the docker-compose for nzbget:
You have to change the PUID and PGID as well as NZBGET_USER and NZBGET_PASS.
Also change the Volume's location as it won't match mine.
You can bind the usenet downloads location to the docker image in the
docker-compose.yaml
file, and then reference it inside Sonarr 😄 No need to add a remote path, you should mount it in Sonarr to keep everything organizedAlso, compatibility for Usenet is on the way! It's on the TODO list, in the README
@Karakazz, do you want to take the NZBGet task and create a PR to add it to YAMS? You basically did it on your last comment, it looks awesome haha
@rogs, that's great to hear. thanks for putting it on the agenda!
I have now familiarised myself with Docker and included SABnzbd, which I prefer over NZBGet.
Please note that I have my own mounting points for the container to allow for atomic moves.
Cool! Do you want to create a PR to add this yo YAMS? 😸
Hey, I've created a copy of my docker-compose.yaml in /srv/yams, would I replace that with the new docker-compose.yaml to get sabnzbd running? Then add it as a download client to Sonarr, Radarr, etc.?
I can try to create a PR if I figure it out. Server is currently running, after replacing I think I have to run yams restart or yams destroy, but I'm not sure.
Here are the contents of my new docker-compose with sabnzbd:
Yeah, that looks like it would work! If you can test it in your docker-compose and create a PR that would be great 😄 Thanks!
Sorry been a while. I had trouble with it, I think because of the port mapping? I ended up using a different docker-compose.yml in a sabnzbd directory in my home directory. Any idea what I could look into to make it work? I think it had something to do with qBitorrent using the same port. Let me try mapping it again and I'll get back to you.
You need to point the internal sabnzbd port to the external port 8181. According to the docs, the port is 8080, so the correct configuration would be:
Remember that port mapping in docker works the following way:
So the config will forward the docker_port to any local_port you specify
Thanks for the response, I should have been more clear. I modified and used the same port mapping you mentioned, it seems the issue is with sabnzbd image from linuxserver.io, here are two threads that specify the same issue:
https://discourse.linuxserver.io/t/any-way-to-change-internal-port-of-linuxserver-sabnzbd/7994
https://discourse.linuxserver.io/t/sabnzbd-hard-coded-to-use-port-8080/1810
Perhaps it is hardcoded? I can change the qBittorrent port, however I don't know about making a PR with a change in port.
Ok, if I run sabnzbd in a different docker-compose.yml and use the 8181:8080 mapping it works fine.
Fixed on V3. Will close this issue when v3 is out.
mentioned in merge request !22
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