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Autobrr

A powerful modern autodl alternative, which monitors IRC announce channels to get releases as soon as they are available and send to your favorite client or to arr's and let them decide to download or not.

Supported actions/clients:

  • qBittorrent
  • Deluge
  • Radarr
  • Sonarr
  • Lidarr
  • Save to watch folder
  • Run custom commands
danger

Autobrr is in the early stages of development and is considered alpha/beta. Install and use with caution.

Initial Setup​

Installing autobrr is easy. Simply issue the following command:

sudo box install autobrr

This command will configure autobrr for your user.

Upgrade​

Upgrading autobrr is as easy. Simply issue the following command:

sudo box upgrade autobrr

How to Access​

After autobrr has been installed, it will be available for access at https://<hostname.ltd>/autobrr.

The port is randomized at setup, so if you don't use nginx, or just need to find the port, check in /home/user/.config/autobrr/config.toml.

Service Management​

Multi-user is enabled, so in order to manipulate the service, you'll also need to specify a username.

/etc/systemd/system/autobrr@.service
sudo systemctl start autobrr@<username>

Configuration​

In order to get autobrr working, you need to do the following steps:

  • Setup indexers
    • Go to Settings/Indexers and add indexers
  • Setup irc
    • Go to Settings/Irc and add networks and channels.
  • Setup download clients
    • Go to Settings/Clients and add your download clients.
  • Add filters
    • They work similar to autodl-irssi filters.

Advanced Configuration​

Connecting to a Remote qBittorrent (Swizzin) Instance​

Go to Settings/Clients and add your download client, then enter the following:

host: https://xxx.domain.ltd/qbittorrent
port: 0 (field will disappear)
tls: true
username: user
password: pass
Basic auth: true
user: basic user (same as user)
pass: basic pass (same as pass)