About Overseerr
Overseerr is a free and open source software application for managing requests for your media library. It integrates with your existing services, such as Sonarr, Radarr, and Plex!
GitHub Repository: https://github.com/sct/overseerr
Wiki: https://docs.overseerr.dev/
Issue Tracker: https://github.com/sct/overseerr/issues
Overseerr is currently an open public beta software. As such there may be some issues and/or bugs that crop up. Should you encounter any bugs, we encourage you to post these to the proper issue tracker as listed above. Currently Overseerr does not have base url support, due to this limitation Overseerr is installed and accessible through it's port as a default. If you have the ability to setup a subdomain for Overseerr, we have included a default nginx config that can be edited to pass securely over your own subdomain. More on that in the install guide.
Overseerr Details
Overseerr
User availability .MU. | |
This is a multi-user application and can be installed by any user within the application grouping. This application should only be installed under the user with Plex installed. |
Install Location | /opt/${username}/Overseerr |
Config Location | /opt/${username}/Overseerr/config |
Nginx Location | with subdomain configuration – /etc/nginx/sites-enabled/${username}.overseerr.conf |
Service Location | /etc/systemd/system/overseerr@${username}.service |
Port | Hardcoded on port 5055 |
### INSTALL qb install overseerr -u ${username} installs latest stable version of overseerr for user qb install overseerr -u ${username} -d overseerr.domain.com installs latest stable version of overseerr for user and stages ssl enabled subdomain ### UNINSTALL qb remove overseerr -u ${username} removes overseerr for user ### REINSTALL qb reinstall overseerr -u ${username} reinstalls latest stable version of overseerr for user ### UPDATE qb update overseerr -u ${username} updates overseerr to latest stable version for user