This page contains a walkthrough of the Autotyde Installation and a link to a youtube video with a video guide.
This is from memory, just a start, and is under refinement.
- Install the Plex Server. Configure it to auto-start. Link it to your account, etc.
- XXX: Add more details after installing plex.
Install all of the open source applications using the scripts in this repo.
make install
is a great shortcut to run them all automatically.
Recommend reading through the scripts in the
scripts/macos folder.
Escpecially those that mess with apps you already have installed.
make install
installs:Radarr
,Lidarr
,Sonarr
,Bazarr
,Tautulli
,Deluge
,NZBGet
,Jackett
Homebrew
,Nginx
,InfluxDB
,Grafana
,Glances
,Telegraf
,certbot
- It also does basic configuration for a few of these apps.
After installing all the lovely software there are a few things you need to do. The following are quick directions. Use the navigation links to the right to find detailed information for each of these applications. (soon, still working on those)
Some of the apps you just installed are going to require you to open their web interface and provide additional configuration details. Follow along!
After installation, Nginx is in a reaosnable state, but there are a few more things you can do to make it better. It's using a self-sign certificate, but you can get one for free if your site is reachable from the Internet, so do that.
XXX: ...figure this out and document it.
There is a snippet of configuration at the
root of the repo. You should put the portion in
the http {}
block into /usr/local/etc/nginx.conf
in the http {}
block.
- Tautulli needs to have the wizard completed before it's fully configured.
- It should pop up automatically. If not, go to it directly at this link:
- Be sure to set the correct Base URL when you navigate to the Bazarr page for the first time.
- You should just do that now. Go here: https://localhost/bazarr/wizard
- The Base URL is
/bazarr/
(both slashes required).
- The Base URL is
- For path mappings, enter one value each for Sonarr and Radarr:
/ -> /
(slashes on both sides) - Choose your preferred language(s) and Select
Default Enabled
for Series and Movies. - You'll also need to configure Bazarr's access to Sonarr and Radarr.
- Fetch the API Keys for each app by navigating to their respective configuration interfaces:
- If Bazarr gets stuck restarting, use these commands to kick it:
launchctl unload ~/Library/LaunchAgents/com.github.morpheus65535.bazarr.plist
launchctl load ~/Library/LaunchAgents/com.github.morpheus65535.bazarr.plist
Add your trackers. Use google if you need help with this because it's pretty much specific to you. Will try to add more information here as it becomes available.
- You have to connect to the interface first, log in with the default password
deluge
, and connect the web interface to the backend service. - Enable the label plugin and add labels:
lidarr
,tv-sonarr
,radarr
- Use these same names to keep things simple and identical to my configuration.
If you have news group access, navigate to the NZBGet interface and configure the application with your server details. Lots of information on the Internet about how to do that. Google it. Configure NZBGet to start on login; this is a setting in the application.
You have to add your trackers (Jackett API, and/or direct sites) and download clients to all of Sonarr, Radarr and Lidarr. This document will not cover that process too much since it's widely available elsewhere.
Oh, Grafana. After running the install script Grafana should be up and running and accessible from your web interface. It does not have any dashboards, at least not until I find a nifty way to script their automatic installation. Hopefully the dashboards get uploaded to the repo soon. Install those into Grafana and tune them for your environment. The disk graphs, for instance, are very specific to my server; fix them for yours.
If you have security cameras and a mac server you should have SecuritySpy. Go check it out. It's not terribly expensive and the features make it well worth the minuscule cost. The developer offers discounted upgrades as well, he's extremely responsive when requesting support and he listens to his users. XXX: ...more
Download and install Indigo from their website. This application is commercial and requires a yearly license. If you're into home automation and you know Python this application is for you. You can literally tie it into everything with a very intuitive interface. It has an ability to create custom web pages used to control various aspects of your home.
Indigo has some interesting security considerations in the context of autotyed. XXX: ...insert more here.
A cloud key works too. If you're using the UniFI controller there is not much special configuration needed specific to autotyed. Just leave the app on port 8443. If you're using a CloudKey edit the provided nginx config to have the correct IP in the proxy_pass directive.