=====Media Server=====
Uses [[https://swizzin.ltd/|Swizzin]] to setup a media server with Plex and various downloaders

====Setup====
First, install a minimal installation of Debian 10 with the following changes:
  * VM Name: ''Swizzin Media Server''
  * Hostname: ''Optiplex-Media-Swizzin''
  * CPU: 3
  * Memory: 3 GB
  * Hard Disk: 100 GB
  * Enable autostart with a priority near the end
  * Doesn't matter what username is used for the non root user

===Install Debian 10===
{{page>esxi:debian_minimal_server#Setup&noheader}}

===Install Swizzin===
  * Power on the VM
  * Login as root using an SSH client
  * Delete the non root user with ''userdel -r <username>''
  * Start the Swizzin installation with ''bash <(wget -qO - git.io/swizzin) && . ~/.bashrc''
  * Follow the setup, selecting the following services, and saving the Deluge ports in the VM note:
    * NGINX
    * Panel
    * Plex
    * Deluge
    * Jackett
    * Lidarr
    * Radarr
    * Sonarr
    * FIXME: Make sure the list is correct, and possibly add more
  * Check that they can be accessed at [[https://Optiplex-Media-Swizzin]]
  * Shutdown the server with ''shutdown 0''
  * Create a snapshot called ''Swizzin installed''

===Setup Base Things===
  * In Caddy, add a reverse proxy entry from ''media.domain.com'' to ''%%https://Optiplex-Media-Swizzin%%''
  * In Synology:
    * Create a folder called ''deluge'' in the root of the Downloads share
    * Create a user called ''Media'' and using a randomly generated password
    * For each of the following shares: ''Downloads'', ''Music'', and ''Video''
      * Create a snapshot
      * Give read/write permission to the ''Media'' user
  * Open an SSH session to ''optiples-media-swizzin:50001'' using the admin account created with Swizzin and run the following:
<code bash>
sudo apt install cifs-utils

# Setup mount points
mkdir /mnt/Music /mnt/Video
chmod 777 /mnt/Music /mnt/Video
rm -r /home/derek/torrents/deluge # Check using ls -a for hidden files first

# Using this command, add the following lines to fstab:
sudo nano /etc/fstab
# Lines to add (replace the password):
//FileServer/Downloads /home/derek/torrents cifs user=Media,password=<password>,x-systemd.automount,rw,dir_mode=0777,file_mode=0777,uid=1000,gid=1000  0  0
//FileServer/Music     /mnt/Music           cifs user=Media,password=<password>,x-systemd.automount,rw,dir_mode=0777,file_mode=0777,uid=1000,gid=1000  0  0
//FileServer/Video     /mnt/Video           cifs user=Media,password=<password>,x-systemd.automount,rw,dir_mode=0777,file_mode=0777,uid=1000,gid=1000  0  0

# Allow CIFS mounts to show in the panel admin page
# Using this command, change the ''get_mounts()'' function to match the function below
sudo -u swizzin nano /opt/swizzin/core/util.py

# Restart
sudo shutdown 0
</code>

The resulting ''get_mounts()'' function (added the two lines between the octothorpes):
<code python>
def get_mounts():
    mounts = []
    with open("/proc/mounts") as mount:
        for line in mount:
            fields = line.strip().split()
            if fields[0].startswith("/dev"):
                if ("boot" in fields[1]) or ("fuse" in fields) or ("/snap/" in fields[1]) or ("/loop" in fields[0]):
                    continue
                else:
                    mounts.append(fields[1])
            ###
            elif fields[0].startswith("//"):
                mounts.append(fields[1])
            ###
    with open("/etc/fstab") as fstab:
        for line in fstab:
            fields = line.strip().split()
            if "bind" in str(fields):
                try:
                    mounts.remove(fields[1])
                except:
                    pass
    return mounts
</code>

===Configure Services===
  * Create a snapshot called ''Mounts configured, before Plex transfer''
  * Go to ''%%https://media.domain.com%%''
  * Go to ''Plex'' in the sidebar:
    * Follow the instructions on [[https://support.plex.tv/articles/201370363-move-an-install-to-another-system/]] using the mounted ''Downloads'' share to transfer the Plex files
  * Go to ''Deluge'' from the sidebar:
    * FIXME: Possibly add [[https://github.com/stefantalpalaru/deluge-default-trackers]] (Requires using local client) and use [[https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ngosang/trackerslist/master/trackers_all.txt]]
    * ''Preferences'':
      * ''Bandwidth'':
        * Set an appropriate ''Maximum Upload Speed''
      * ''Queue'':
        * ''Downloading'' > ''8''
      * ''Proxy'':
        * ''Type'' > ''Socks5 Auth''
        * Fill in details from [[https://support.celo.net/|Celo.net]]
        * Enable ''Force Use of Proxy''
        * Enable ''Hide Client Identity''
      * ''Plugins'':
        * Enable ''Label''
  * Go to ''Jackett'' from the sidebar:
    * Sign in with the password used to set up Swizzin
    * Add desired indexers
    * Keep the page open to add the feeds into Sonarr and Radarr
  * Go to ''Sonarr'' from the sidebar:
    * ''Settings'':
      * Enable ''Show Advanced''
      * ''Media Management'':
        * Enable ''Rename Episodes''
        * Add brackets around each of the quality tags in the formats
        * ''Season Folder Format'' > ''Season {season:00}''
        * ''Specials Folder Format'' > ''Season 00''
        * ''Multi-Episode Style'' > ''Range''
        * Disable ''Use Hardlinks Instead of Copy''
        * Enable ''Import Extra Files'', keeping just ''srt'' enabled
        * ''Add Root Folder'' > ''/home/derek/torrents/Video/TV Shows''
        * ''Save Changes''
      * FIXME: Profiles
      * ''Quality'':
        * Follow the quality settings in [[#Quality_Settings]]
      * ''Indexers'':
        * Add the indexers from Jackett using their instructions, except to replace the start of each of the URLs with ''http://localhost:9117''
      * ''Download Clients'':
        * Add new client:
          * ''Name'' > ''Deluge''
          * ''Host'' > ''localhost''
          * ''Port'' > The Deluge Web Port saved from earlier
          * ''Password'' > Your Swizzin password
      * ''Connect'':
        * FIXME: maybe setup notifications?
      * ''UI'':
        * ''First Day of Week'' > ''Monday''
        * ''Week Column Header'' > ''Tue 25/03''
        * ''Short Date Format'' > ''25/03/2014''
        * ''Long Date Format'' > ''Tuesday, 25 March, 2014''
        * ''Time Format'' > ''17:00/17:30''
        * ''Save Changes''
    * Import your current media
  * Go to ''Radarr'' in the sidebar:
    * ''Settings'':
      * Enable ''Show Advanced''
      * ''Media Management'':
        * Enable ''Rename Movies''
        * Add brackets around the quality tag in the ''Standard Movie Format''
        * Disable ''Use Hardlinks Instead of Copy''
        * Enable ''Import Extra Files'', keeping just ''srt'' enabled
        * Enable ''Unmonitor Deleted Movies''
        * ''Add Root Folder'' > ''/home/derek/torrents/Video/Movies''
        * ''Save Changes''
      * ''Custom Formats'' > Add new custom format > ''Import'' > Paste the custom format import string from below
      * ''Profiles'':
        * Edit the ''Any'' profile:
          * Set the ''HEVC'' custom format score to ''50''
      * FIXME: Profiles
      * ''Quality'':
        * Follow the quality settings in [[#Quality_Settings]]
      * ''Indexers'':
        * Add the indexers from Jackett using the ''Jackett'' preset of ''Torznab'', changing the name, replacing ''YOURINDEXER'' with the name used in Jackett, the API Key from Jackett, and setting appropriate categories
        * ''Availability Delay'' > ''3'' Days
        * Add a ''Restriction'' with a ''Must Not Contain'' of ''3d''
      * ''Download Clients'':
        * Add new client:
          * ''Name'' > ''Deluge''
          * ''Host'' > ''localhost''
          * ''Port'' > The Deluge Web Port saved from earlier
          * ''Password'' > Your Swizzin password
      * ''Connect'':
        * FIXME: maybe setup notifications?
      * ''UI'':
        * ''First Day of Week'' > ''Monday''
        * ''Week Column Header'' > ''Tue 25/03''
        * ''Short Date Format'' > ''25/03/2014''
        * ''Long Date Format'' > ''Tuesday, 25 March, 2014''
        * ''Time Format'' > ''17:00/17:30''
        * ''Save Changes''
    * Import your current media
  * Go to ''Lidarr'' in the sidebar:
    * ''Settings'':
      * Enable ''Show Advanced''
      * ''Media Management'':
        * Enable ''Rename Tracks''
        * Potentially use the following formats that match iTunes:
          * ''Standard Track Format'' > ''{track:00} {Track Title}''
          * ''Multi Disc Track Format'' > ''{medium:0}-{track:00} {Track Title}''
          * ''Album Folder Format'' > ''{Album Title}''
        * Disable ''Use Hardlinks Instead of Copy''
        * ''Add Root Folder'' > ''/home/derek/torrents/Music/iTunes/iTunes Media/Music/''
        * ''Add Root Folder'' > ''/home/derek/torrents/Music/Add to Music/Lidarr/''
        * ''Save Changes''
      * FIXME: Profiles (Add Metadata Profile to allow greatest hits albums)
      * ''Quality'':
        * Follow the quality settings in [[#Quality_Settings]]
      * ''Indexers'':
        * Add the indexers from Jackett using their instructions, except to replace the start of each of the URLs with ''http://localhost:9117''
      * ''Download Clients'':
        * Add new client:
          * ''Name'' > ''Deluge''
          * ''Host'' > ''localhost''
          * ''Port'' > The Deluge Web Port saved from earlier
          * ''Password'' > Your Swizzin password
          * Enable ''Add Paused'' FIXME
      * ''Connect'':
        * FIXME: maybe setup notifications?
      * ''UI'':
        * ''First Day of Week'' > ''Monday''
        * ''Week Column Header'' > ''Tue 25/03''
        * ''Short Date Format'' > ''25/03/2014''
        * ''Long Date Format'' > ''Tuesday, 25 March, 2014''
        * ''Time Format'' > ''17:00/17:30''
        * ''Save Changes''
    * Import your current media, making sure not to import the ''Compliations'' folder

FIXME: setup any other upgrade things?
<code bash>
# Follow the setup from the following, using defaults except for daily updates selecting no
sudo box upgrade plex
</code>

  * Shutdown the VM and create a snapshot called ''Configured''


FIXME: Figure out Lidarr process


===Deluge Chrome Integration===
Set up [[https://github.com/bogenpirat/remote-torrent-adder/|Remote Torrent Adder (Github)]] for Chrome:

  * Add the extension to Chrome [[https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/oabphaconndgibllomdcjbfdghcmenci|Remote Torrent Adder]]
  * Open the extension options through Chrome’s wrench menu and set your server’s info:
    * ''Add Server'':
      * ''Name'' > ''Deluge''
      * ''Server type'' > ''Deluge WebUI''
    * Fill in details:
      * ''Host'' > ''<media.domain.com>''
      * ''Port'' > ''443''
      * ''Enable SSL''
      * ''Username'' > ''Your Swizzin username''
      * ''Password'' > ''Your Swizzin password''
      * ''Relative Path'' > ''/deluge''

====Update====
FIXME: Finish writing update process

{{page>esxi:debian_minimal_server#Update&noheader}}

FIXME: Deluge

<code bash>
sudo box upgrade plex
</code>

* Sonarr, Radarr, and Lidarr all update from their respective pages

====Sources====
  * [[https://swizzin.ltd/getting-started]]

====Notes====
===Folder format===
<code>
~
  torrents          (mapped to //fileserver/Downloads)
    deluge          (Deluge target)
    Music           (symlink on smb server)
      Add to Music
        Lidarr      (Lidarr target)
    Videos          (symlink on smb server)
      Movies        (Radarr target)
      TV Shows      (Sonarr target)
/mnt
  Music             (//fileserver/Music)
    iTunes
      iTunes Media  
        Music       (Plex Library)
  Video             (//fileserver/Video)
    Movies          (Plex Library)
    TV Shows        (Plex Library)
</code>

===Quality Settings===
{{:esxi:sonarr_qualities.png?direct&600|}}

{{:esxi:radarr_qualities.png?direct&600|}}

FIXME: Lidarr qualities

===Alternatives===
  * Pro version of [[https://quickbox.io/|QuickBox]] is a similar solution
  * OpenFLIXR version 3 when it comes out, is a fully configured option

====TODO====
  * JDownloader2
  * Youtube-dl
  * Video converter
  * get_iplayer
  * SoulseekQt http://www.soulseekqt.net/news/node/1 (Elyanta)
  * Youtube download playlists
  * Filebot