Whats the differences to the two projects? Both come with docker compose?
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Take my upvote!
I’ve got a box coming open in a month or so - will definitely try this out
Seriously impressive - please write documentation and maintain!
WOW WOW WOW! This is Amazing! I have a ton of these already apps but I picked up a few I hadn't seen before.
Love the Docker files... Thanks !!!
Ah nice. I see you’re also intending to add immich ! Can’t wait.
I'm not sure I see what the need for FlareSolverr is, as I understand it it's a reverse proxy that will add the cloudflare authentication cookies so that your *arr apps can access prowlarr, however you should just be able to stick them on a named bridge network and access them internally by container name.
I think using FlareSolverr is adding unnecessary complexity as you shouldn't need to make an internet round trip for containers to access each other.
I have all my internet facing stuff behind Authelia with 2fa but it still works because the containers talk to each other on their own network directly.
Flaresolverr has nothing to do with containers reaching each other internaly. As far as i understand it it helps your torrent indexer and your starr apps not get blocked by cloudflare when making gazillion requests to torrent websites.