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submitted 1 year ago by rope93@alien.top to c/main@selfhosted.forum
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I just wanted to share this

https://github.com/RogueGhost93/fly-hi

I made this for myself but just wanted to share it with you guys since most of the stuff in this project and what I learned about self-hosting comes from this community. Install it, test it, let me know what should or could be better! Thank you all!

Mostly thanks to u/AdrienPoupa from earlier reddit post https://www.reddit.com/r/selfhosted/comments/113ubmn/docker_compose_nas_featuring_sonarr_radarr/

and also the boss from https://yams.media/

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[โ€“] ghoarder@alien.top 1 points 11 months ago (1 children)

I'm not sure I see what the need for FlareSolverr is, as I understand it it's a reverse proxy that will add the cloudflare authentication cookies so that your *arr apps can access prowlarr, however you should just be able to stick them on a named bridge network and access them internally by container name.

I think using FlareSolverr is adding unnecessary complexity as you shouldn't need to make an internet round trip for containers to access each other.

I have all my internet facing stuff behind Authelia with 2fa but it still works because the containers talk to each other on their own network directly.

[โ€“] rope93@alien.top 1 points 11 months ago

Flaresolverr has nothing to do with containers reaching each other internaly. As far as i understand it it helps your torrent indexer and your starr apps not get blocked by cloudflare when making gazillion requests to torrent websites.