jserlan/ansible-playbooks-seedbox

ansible-seedbox-server

Description :

The role will deploy a seedbox installation using rtorrrent with Flood GUI and Jellyfin for the mediacenter

The Docker images used :

• Flood and rtorrent : https://hub.docker.com/r/romancin/rutorrent-flood
• Jellyfin : https://hub.docker.com/r/linuxserver/jellyfin

Requirements :

A Linux machine and a root user or at least an user with sudo privileges.

Files and folders description

deploy-seedbox.yml : list of role to deploy and the common variables. For instance, here you can edit you timezone or remove role from deployment.

ansible.cfg : contains my custom parameters for ansible.

roles/ : contains the roles used by the playbook deploy-seedbox.yml

hosts/ : contains the hosts file used by the playbook. Here you can define the IP addresses you wan to deploy.

Usage

Clone the repository :

git clone https://github.com/jserlan/ansible-playbooks-seedbox.git

Run the playbook :

ansible-playbook -k -b -K -u $USERNAME -i hosts/default deploy-seedbox.yml

Playbook arguments :

-k (or --ask-pass) : used if you didn't store your ssh key on the remote machine (optional)

-b (or --become) : used if your user need sudo to be granted privileges (optional)

-K (or --ask-become-pass) : used if your user need to set the password for each sudo command (optional)

-i (or --inventory) : set the host file that contains the seedbox group with the IP address(es) to deploy (mandatory)

-u (or --user) : set the remote user (mandatory)

Configuration

Jellyfin :

Once the playbook installation is finished, you can reach Jellyfin by connecting to http://<your IP>:8096/ to set the configuration.

Flood/rtorrent :

One the playbook installation is finished for Flood and rTorrent, you can reach Flood by connecting to http://<your IP>:3000/ to set the configuration.