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102 lines
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## Intro
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JailMan is a collection of shell scripts designed to make it easier to install iocage Jails on FreeNAS and/or TrueNAS core.
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Inspirations for this script are: Docker, FreeNAS plugins, Pentaflake's guide and "freenas-iocage-nextcloud" by danb35.
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The updater is inspired by the updater designed for ZFS-Compression-Test by Ornias1993.
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The goal of this project is to be able to install, update, reinstall, upgrade and delete most of your services by just running a single command.
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While doing this we aim for a "docker like" scenario, where the jail is completely disposable and all configuration is saved outside of the jail.
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Example:
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If something goes wrong with Jackett, you just use:
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'jailman -r jackett'
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## Install
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- Get into FreeNAS using the in-gui console or SSH.
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Run the following commands to install jailman:
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- `git clone https://github.com/Ornias1993/jailman.git`
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- `cd jailman`
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- `cp config.yml.example config.yml`
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- edit config.yml to reflect your personal settings (optional, see "use")
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- Run one of the commands under "use"
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Thats all.
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## Update
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This script includes an autoupdate feature which checks if changes to the script has been posted to github.
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## Use
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Replace $jailname with the name of the jail you want to install.
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For supported jails, please see this readme or config.yml.example
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- First: CD into the directory you downloaded jailman into (see above)
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example:
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`cd /root/jailman`
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- Install:
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`./jailman.sh -i $jailname`
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Example:
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`./jailman.sh -i sonarr`
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- ReInstall:
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`./jailman.sh -r $jailname`
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Example:
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`./jailman.sh -r sonarr`
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- Destroy
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`./jailman.sh -d $jailname`
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Example:
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`./jailman.sh -d sonarr`
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You can also do multiple jails in one pass:
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Example:
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`jailman.sh -i sonarr radarr lidarr`
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This installs the jail, creates the config dataset if needed, installs all packages and sets them up for you.
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Only thing you need to do is do the setup of the packages in their respective GUI.
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All settings for the applications inside the jails are persistent across reinstalls, so don't worry reinstalling!
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config.yml.example includes basic configuration for all jails.
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Basic means: The same setup as a FreeNAS plugin would've, DHCP on bridge0.
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## Currently Supported Services
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### General
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- organizr
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- py-kms
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### Downloads
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- transmission
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- jackett
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### Media
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- plex
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- tautulli
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- sonarr
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- radarr
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- lidarr
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## References
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- Pentaflake's guide:
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https://www.ixsystems.com/community/resources/fn11-3-iocage-jails-plex-tautulli-sonarr-radarr-lidarr-jackett-transmission-organizr.58/
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- "freenas-iocage-nextcloud" by danb35:
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https://github.com/danb35/freenas-iocage-nextcloud
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- "ZFS-Compression-Test" by Ornias1993:
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https://github.com/Ornias1993/zfs-compression-test
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- "py-kms" by SystemRage and others:
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https://github.com/SystemRage/py-kms
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### LICENCE
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This work is dual licenced under GPLv2 and BSD-2 clause
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