Seedbox

A Docker Compose file and a collection of convenience scripts to easily setup a seedbox on top of Docker

Features

1. Download torrents with Transmission (Transmission Web Control UI)
2. Stream downloaded media with Jellyfin
3. Browse, download and manage content with Cloud Commander
4. Unified menu for quick access
5. All services secured with configurable basic auth credentials

Platform Support

Tested on Ubuntu 18.04. Should work on other x64 platforms (Windows, MacOS, etc.) with Docker and Docker Compose installed.

Prerequisites

1. Docker
2. Docker Compose. You may run the included convenience script ./docker-compose-install.sh to install Docker Compose in an Ubuntu based environment.
3. A bash compatible shell to run the included convenience scripts (e.g. via Windows Subsystem for Linux)

Setting Up

1. Download and extract the latest release from Releases or clone this repository
2. Navigate into the extracted/cloned folder
3. Locate and open the file globals.sh and set the basic auth credentials for securing the seedbox services under the variable declarations g_username and g_password
4. Run the command ./seedbox-up.sh to start the seedbox services
5. Allow the ports required by the seedbox services in your firewall (Refer next section)
6. Access the Seedbox menu via port 80

Default Ports

Seedbox requires the following ports to be open. Port numbers mentioned below are their default values. If you customized the ports, use those values instead

1. Seedbox menu e.g.: 80 (default)
2. Transmission e.g.: 4080 (default), 51413/tcp (default), 51413/udp (default)
3. Jellyfin e.g.: 5080 (default)
4. Cloud Commander e.g.: 6080 (default)

Customizing Ports

You can customize the port numbers used by each service inside the docker-compose.yaml file. This will require restarting the Seedbox.

Downloaded Content

All downloaded content and service configurations live inside the ./data folder

Stopping and Restarting

Use the commands ./seedbox-stop.sh and ./seedbox-restart.sh respectively

Cleaning up

In order to remove the seedbox docker containers, application configurations and downloaded data (effectively wiping the seedbox and restoring it to its initial state), run the command ./seedbox-delete.sh

License

MIT