Not oc but just used it myself. It makes a gluten network in docker for the torrenting. It doesn’t run the others through it but you can modify the yaml to make the change yourself. If you want yams entirely it has a custom yaml that you can modify and a default that gets reset with every update. Modify the custom to change the network for the other arrs. Also, if I understand the system correctly, you only need to put prowler in the box with qbittorrrent. When using prowlarr, the arrs just say “hey I don’t have a thing” to prowlarr and prowlarr specifically finds the torrent and delivers it to qbit to download.

So I actually used it to set everything up last night and it did actually work all the way through, 9/10 easy. My only issue was that it expected a file structure that didn’t jive with the goblin tech I’m using for my server.

That said, it was surprisingly easy to modify the entire stack and copy it into portainer. I’m still working my way through the setup, but so far it’s smooth sailing.

I have watched this one, automation avenue is actually the one that got me the furthest before wireguard and gluten stumbled me. I haven’t checked the new one though.

Baring the obvious complaints about AI, my server is a dell tower from 2014, I do not have the resources to spare or the luxury of offloading my brainpower.

I get this feeling hard. You’re comment 3 out of 11 that I woke up to, comment one sent me to yet another guide to read and comment 2 congradulated me for getting it working. That’s on me for not classifying at midnight on a work night that the only thing I fixed was Radarr can now find the movies. Everything else is still broken.

Everyone talks about docker being an easy way to share things around, I’d assume it’d be easier to zip a working installation and send it my way than to find a guide I haven’t read.