Ansible-Radarr

This is an Ansible role that installs the latest version of Radarr on most major Linux systems. It is a separate version from cmacrae.sonarr.

Requirements

• Ansible version 2.0 or higher

Role Variables

Here are the variables you can use, along with their default values:

• Radarr_user_name: Radarr
• Radarr_group_name: Radarr
• Radarr_user_uid: 1006
• Radarr_group_gid: 1006
• Radarr_user_home: /opt/{{ Radarr_user_name }}
• Radarr_data_path: "{{ Radarr_user_home }}/data"
• Radarr_service_reload_command: systemctl daemon-reload
• Radarr_service_file:
  • src: Radarr.service.j2
  • dest: /etc/systemd/system/radarr.service
• Radarr_mono_gpg_key: http://keyserver.ubuntu.com/pks/lookup?op=get&search=0x3FA7E0328081BFF6A14DA29AA6A19B38D3D831EF
• Radarr_dependencies:
  • mono-devel

Example Playbook

Here’s how to use it:

- hosts: servers
  roles:
    - role: MoHD20.Radarr

Usage

This part is for beginners. Feel free to skip it if you want.

Step 1:

Install Ansible on your system.

Step 2:

Install the role by running:

$sudo ansible-galaxy install MoHD20.Radarr

Step 3:

Create an inventory file using this format:

[servers]
host1 ansible_ssh_host=someIP  ansible_ssh_user=someuser ansible_ssh_pass=somepassword ansible_sudo_pass=sudopassword

You can add as many servers as you want by changing the IP and passwords.

Step 4:

Create a playbook file named radarr.yaml. Copy and paste the following:

- hosts: servers
  roles:
    - role: MoHD20.Radarr

Step 5:

Run this command:

ansible-playbook radarr.yaml -i inventory

License

MIT