September 26Sep 26 I wanted to try out running a Servarr stack. I decided to go the usenet route, so I installed SABnzbd. It created "/armbian/sabnzbd" and three directories under that, "config", "download" and "incomplete", which matches the recommenations. Next, I installed Sonarr for TV, which created "/armbian/sonarr" and three directories under that, "config", "download" and "tvseries". While "/armbian/sonarr" and "/armbian/sabnzbd" are owned by my user, the "download" directory and "tvseries" directories were owned by root. So, I changed the ownership to my user, but it still wasn't working right. I read up on how these containers are supposed to interact, but it looks like there should be a common download directory. Since SABnzbd has a download directory, I moved the "download" directory in "/armbian/sonarr" to a different name and then linked the "/armbian/sabnzbd/download" directory to "/armbian/sonarr/download" and the Sonarr "tvseries" directory started filling up. Radarr and Lidarr should be set up similarly and will have root owned "download" and "movies"/"music" directories. With a common "download" directory, all the files started poplulating. Another piece of the stack is Bazarr. Installing Bazarr "/armbian/bazarr/tv" and "/armbian/bazarr/movies" are created, but they don't point to the Sonarr and Radarr "tvseries" and "movies" directories. So that has to be fixed. One note is that you must stop each container before you change the directories. Please add any other ideas for improvement or notes on how you got things to work here.
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