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Spotweb-Docker

With this image you can easily set-up Spotweb in a docker environment. This image is inspired by edv/docker-spotweb.

Quick setup using dockerfile

Spotweb always requires a database server (MySQL), the easiest solution is to use the docker-compose setup. The other option is to manually specify an external server using the ENV variables below.

docker run -p 8080:80 --name spotweb -d -v /etc/localtime:/etc/localtime:ro archcry/spotweb

Provide one or more of the following environment variables to configure the database server (all optional, default values are given below):

  • DB_ENGINE (default = pdo_mysql)
  • DB_HOST (default = mysql)
  • DB_PORT (default = 3306)
  • DB_NAME (default = spotweb)
  • DB_USER (default = spotweb)
  • DB_PASS (default = spotweb)

E.g. to configure server with host some.external.mysql-server.com and port 6612 do the following:

docker run -p 8080:80 --name spotweb -d -v /etc/localtime:/etc/localtime:ro -e "DB_HOST=some.external.mysql-server.com" -e "DB_PORT=6612" archcry/spotweb

Information

  • Spotweb is configured as an open system after running docker-compose up, so everyone who can access can register an account (keep this in mind)
  • If you want to use the Spotweb API, create a new user and use the API key associated with that user
  • If you would like to save nzb files to disk for (e.g.) SABnzbd to be picked up, configure docker-compose.yml to mount e.g. /nzb to some directory where nzb's need to be saved, and configure Spotweb to save NZB's to this directory on disk