A Kodi addon for torrent finding and streaming.
Torrent Sources: Jacktook Burst, Jackgram, Torrentio, Elhosted-KnightCrawlerr, Jackett, Prowlarr, Zilean and MediaFusion
Torrent Engines: Jacktorr, Torrest and Elementum.
Telegram Engines: Jackgram.
Debrid Services: RealDebrid, Premiumize, Torbox and EasyDebrid
Metadata: TMDB, Trakt and Fanart.tv.
- Kodi 20+
The recommended way of installing the addon is through its repository, so that any updates will be automatically installed.
Note:
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After each update, it is recommended that you clear cache to make sure changes takes effect.
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Optional install either Jacktorr, Torrest or Elementum, for torrent p2p streaming.
Notes:
- Jacktorr|Jackgram|Torrest|Elementum are optional if using Debrid.
- When using Jackett or Prowlarr: select only a few trackers (3-4 max), avoid trackers with cloudflare protection (unless you configure FlareSolverr), and select if available on trackers options to retrieve magnets as priority and not torrent files, to get more results.
- Prowlarr Indexers-Ids field is space separated ids of the indexers you have on your Prowlarr instance configured. Ex. 25 27 14. By default this field is empty, which means it will search on all your indexers.
- You can deploy/install on a remote server (instructions more below) the TorrServer Engine (torrent client that uses Jacktorr Addon). After that, you need to configure Jacktorr Addon with the TorrServer Engine IP/Domain and Port.
- You can deploy/install on a remote server (instructions more below) the Torrest Engine (torrent client that uses Torrest Addon). After that, you need to configure Torrest Addon with the Torrest Engine IP/Domain and Port.
- To use TMDB Helper Addon use: jacktook.select.json
Install addon to use it. Jacktook Burst
Detailed instructions are available at LinuxServer.io Jackett Docker
Detailed instructions are available at Prowlarr Website
Detailed instructions for self-hosting are available at Zilean
Detailed instructions are available at Jackgram
version: '3.3'
services:
torrserver:
image: ghcr.io/yourok/torrserver
container_name: torrserver
environment:
- TS_PORT=5665
- TS_DONTKILL=1
- TS_HTTPAUTH=0
- TS_CONF_PATH=/opt/ts/config
- TS_TORR_DIR=/opt/ts/torrents
volumes:
- './CACHE:/opt/ts/torrents'
- './CONFIG:/opt/ts/config'
ports:
- '5665:5665'
restart: unless-stopped
- Create a Dockerfile with the following content (make sure to check before the latest
VERSION
of the binary and yourOS
andARCH
and update accordingly).
FROM ubuntu:22.04
RUN apt-get update && apt-get install -y curl unzip
ARG VERSION=0.0.5 OS=linux ARCH=x64
RUN curl -L https://github.com/i96751414/torrest-cpp/releases/download/v${VERSION}/torrest.${VERSION}.${OS}_${ARCH}.zip -o torrest.zip \
&& unzip torrest.zip -d /usr/local/lib \
&& rm torrest.zip
RUN chmod +x /usr/local/lib/torrest
CMD ["/usr/local/lib/torrest", "--log-level", "INFO"]
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Build the Dockerfile
docker build -t torrest-cpp .
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Run the container on port 8080 (default port).
docker run -p 8080:8080 --name torrest-service torrest-cpp
This addon doesn't get sources by itself on torrent websites for legal reason and it should only be used to access movies and TV shows not protected by copyright.