#Sickbeard sabnzbd setup install#

Mylar should now be available from that host on port 8090 using The web interface should load and provide you with additional config options. Start the service /etc/init.d/mylar start Now create/edit the /etc/default/mylar file and add the following items: # path to app Otherwise, you don't need this.Ĭhange the owner of the /opt/mylar directory to the newly created ‘mylar’ user chown -R mylar:root /opt/mylar # If you use my tutorials, add mylar to the nabd group so it can access the common Downloads folder. Sudo adduser -system -no-create-home mylar sudo cp /opt/mylar/init-scripts/ /etc/init.d/mylarĬreate the user account for mylar to use and optionally add it to a user group.

To have Mylar start automatically, copy out the /opt/mylar/ file to /etc/init.d, make it executable, and add it to auto start. Mylar is still in active development so I opt to have the latest development branch downloaded via git. I like using the /opt directory for full contained applications.

#Sickbeard sabnzbd setup install#

Let’s get the pre-reqs out of the way also: sudo apt-get install git-coreĭownload the latest copy of Mylar. It’s an open-source project maintained by evilhero and works very well and is still under active development.īefore you start, make sure you have a working SABnzbd install on the Host. In this case, I wanted to use the same process to download Comic Book Files, CBRs, automatically based on created lists, have SABnzbd download them, and have them moved to a permanent folder for viewing access. In other posts, I have installed SabNZBD, Sickbeard, and Couchpotato for auto downloading of TV and Movies.