DOCKERVERSION=20.10.9
curl -fsSLO https://download.docker.com/linux/static/stable/x86_64/docker-${DOCKERVERSION}.tgz \
&& tar xzvf docker-${DOCKERVERSION}.tgz --strip 1 \
-C /usr/local/bin docker/docker \
&& rm docker-${DOCKERVERSION}.tgz```
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2. Then we need to add two volumes to lidarr server in docker-compose. The 90-config for the docker binary and the docker socket.
- /some/path/to/config/90-config:/etc/cont-init.d/90-config
- /var/run/docker.sock:/var/run/docker.sock
Also /music is both the root volume for my music in both beets and lidarr. It can be whatever you want but for this to work they both need to have the same path in their respective containers so that when lidarr calls beets, its the same path structure.
3. Add this in the lidarr container somehow (I just have mine in the config folder). This will trigger beet import and tell lidarr to run an update. Note: You may need to change the lidarr port if you have changed it.
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```#!/bin/bash
#Get Destination Folder
lidarr_first_track=$(echo "$lidarr_addedtrackpaths" | cut -d '|' -f1)
lidarr_album_path=$(dirname "$lidarr_first_track")
#Trigger Beets
docker --config "/config/.docker" exec -u abc beets /bin/bash -c "beet update" && sleep 3
docker --config "/config/.docker" exec -u abc beets /bin/bash -c "beet import -q '$lidarr_album_path'"
#Update Lidarr
FILE=/config/config.xml
until test -f $FILE; do sleep 1; done
API=`grep -oP '(?<=<ApiKey>)(.*)(?=<\/ApiKey>)' /config/config.xml`
curl -s "http://localhost:8686/music/api/v1/command?apikey=$API" -X POST -d "{'name': 'ReScanArtist', 'artistID': $lidarr_artist_id}" > /dev/null```
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4. In lidarr, go to Settings > Connect > Add > Custom Script. Select On Release Import. Point the path to beet_import.sh
Optional:
1. I have Beets convert the music and rename so I have lidarr renaming tracks with an additional underscore in the track name
{track:00}_{Track Title}
so that when it gets to beets, it doesn't accidentally remove the wrong file. I think it might be overkill since beets converts to temp folder and then copies. Then in beets config I have the naming structure to
$track - $title
2. I was having issues with the docker socket permissions in a container. Looked online and people said that this was one of the better ways to handle it. I added this to my host's cronjob
@reboot setfacl -m user:MY_USER_THAT_RUNS_DOCKERS:rw /var/run/docker.sock
Note: These are based on Linuxserver.io images
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