/docker-rtorrent-flood-1

Primary LanguageDockerfile

wonderfall/rtorrent-flood

Be aware this image was made for my own use.

Main features

  • Based on Alpine Linux.
  • rTorrent and libtorrent are compiled from source.
  • Provides by default a solid configuration.
  • Flood, a modern web UI for rTorrent with a Node.js backend and React frontend (jesec fork).
  • Automatically unpack RAR releases (so Sonarr can deal with them).

Build-time variables

  • RTORRENT_VER : rtorrent version
  • LIBTORRENT_VER : libtorrent version
  • MEDIAINFO_VER : libmediainfo version
  • BUILD_CORES : number of cores used during build

Environment variables

  • UID : user id (default : 991)
  • GID : group id (defaut : 991)
  • FLOOD_SECRET : flood secret key (defaut : supersecret30charactersminimum) (CHANGE IT)
  • WEBROOT : context path (base_URI) (default : /)
  • RTORRENT_SOCK : true or false (default : true, if false rtorrent listens on 0.0.0.0:5000)
  • PKG_CONFIG_PATH : /usr/local/lib/pkgconfig (don't touch)
  • DISABLE_AUTH : disables Flood built-in authentication system (default : false)

Note

  • Run this container with tty mode enabled. In your docker-compose.yml, add tty: true. If you don't do this, rtorrent will use 100% of CPU.
  • Connect Flood UI to rTorrent through Unix socket. Enter /tmp/rtorrent.sock as rTorrent Socket. If SCGI is used, configure accordingly.

Ports

Tags

  • latest : latest versions of rTorrent/libtorrent/Flood.

Volumes

  • /data : your downloaded torrents, session files, symlinks...
  • /flood-db : Flood databases.