Sonarr and Port change about plexrequests-meteor HOT 9 CLOSED

Sonarr support has been added as of commit 2dee721, please refer to issue #19 for future updates.

The port 3000 is a Meteor specific thing, not the app. You would have to set the ROOT_URL environmental variable to a different port, or whatever you wanted.

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Thanks for your response, but I have no idea where I can find this "ROOT_URL" and how the Sonarr intergration works. (Noob). For the ROOT_URL, can you tell me where I can edit this? And for Sonarr, does it mean that people can request tv shows? if so, than how?

Thanks!

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@damiantje99

instead of launching it with just

$ meteor

use

$ ROOT_URL=http://YOUR_IP_ADDRESS:xxxx/ meteor

WHERE xxxx is what ever port you want to use

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Thanks @hthighway !

Yes, just like for Movies, users can select TV and search for a Series. Series are then added to Sonarr if enabled, or just added to the collection in the app. Settings for all the different apps can be configured at the http://localhost:3000/admin interface (or whatever you've changed it to) within the Settings collection. There are also status pages for each (links in the admin interface) to make sure things are up and running.

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@hthighway Thanks, ill try that!

@lokenx How can I update to the version with Sonarr support? Or do I need to download the ZIP-File again?

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What platform are you running on? How did you get it installed initially? The preferred way is using Git so you can easily switch branches and update to the latest versions. If you're running Windows please refer to this blog post.

Edit: Sonarr support is currently only in the Dev branch, will merge to the main once it's finished.

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@lokenx I found it! Thank you very much!

@hthighway Im using Windows, so how can I do it in command prompt?

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To change the port just do

meteor --port <port number>

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@jrudio

Found it, thank u!

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